Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

effective center piece. The place
cards were In watcr-Colors and were
the hand-work of the dainty hostess.
The large circular dining table glis-
tened with beautiful crystal, Boz
hcmian glass and silver ware. Tall
silver candlesticks adorned with sill
yer filigree shades lined with yellow
satin gave added beauty to the table.
Coffee and liquors were served on the
lanai, which was artistically decor
ated with ferns, hanging baskets and
palms. A number OF Lieutenant and
Mrs Bowen's guests played several
rubbt III of bridge. Among those pres
ent at this elaborate dinner were Lieut.
tenant and Mrs. George Cleveland
Bowen, Captain and Mrs. Estes, Pay
master and Mrs. John Hornberger of
the Navy, and others.
r
Miss Winst0ns Dinner.
Red exorias adorned the table of
Miss winston, when she presided as
hostess Sunday evening. This dinner
was an elaborate affair given in honor
of Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury of Maui.
Covers were laid for eight. The
fayors, candle shades and place cards
were in scarlet, contributing to the
central decoration, which was n large
! fancy basket filled with exorias and
yelled with red tullc. Among Miss
Winstons guests were Judge and
Mrs. Scldcn Kingsbury, Major and
Mrs. Winslow of the L. S. Army, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Prosscr and Mr..
Charles Pond McAvoy.
which were thoughtfully provided by
Mrs. Ormiston. The winners of the
prizes were: Ladies' first prize, Mrs
Foster; scntlcmcn's first prize, Mr.
Ormiston. Eli Foster got the BOBBY
Surprise party refreshments were
served, after which all hands danced
till II was time to catch the last car
Among those who did the surprising
were: Mr. and Mrs. Schwarzburg
Mr.. and Mrs, Schocning, Mr.. and Mrs
Ormiston, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Riley. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Mrs
Mary Wright, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Tullett
Miss Ethel Day, Mr.. Clyde Wright
MIR. McGaryie.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Smiths Dinner.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roy Smith of tn
, U. $ Navy gave an enjoyable Dime
on MoU'ay evening. Covers were lai
for six. The place cards were at
I tractiye En6 Unique. The pretty ova
table was decorated with Australi
maidenlair fern and cut flowers
Among those present were Paymastc
and Mrs. John Hornberger of tn
Navy and Dr. and Mrs. Lane of IN
!, Navy.
: Mr.. George Mcclellan after dc
u lightiul visit to the Volcano Hous
y returned today on the steamer Maun
y Koa. Mr.. Mcclellan visited the islam
. OF Hawaii on business trip, bl
. combined pleasure with business, m,
torlng to the volcano of Kileaua an
= viewing The wonderful display. NJ
McClel' IN considers ii one OF Il
wonders OF the world and Is most el
thusiastic over his trip.
+ + +
y Mrs. Winters Card Party.
" Mrs. Winter, wife of Captain VII
ter of the U. $. Army, has Issued Il
vitations for a large bridge party
- be given at her home Monday aftc
y given in honor of Mrs. John Hor
berger of the Navy, and will be 1
elaborate affair.
4 4 4
> Lieutenant William A. Glasford
" S. ~, and Mrs. Glasford have he
- spending several days at the ia
IT, mont, A few evenings ago they {
tertained at homcsomely appoint
dinner in compliment to Rear.Adr
=, raj Thomas S. Phelps U. S. ~. W
" Is Mrs. Glasford's father. Admir-
=" Phelps was commandant of the Ma
=, 70 Island navy yard before taking co
20 mand of the Twelfth and Thirteen
" naval districts. He will leave on Tu
'" day for Bremerton, to Inspect