Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-29


Pink begonias and maiden hair ferns
were utilized as a decoration. The
guests OF the host and hostess were
seated at an oval table, in the center
of which was placed a large oval mir
ror. On this mirror reposed branch
ing cut glass vase of pink begonias
and maiden hair. The additional
decoration of silver candle sticks. or
namented with pink silk shades. gave
an added touch of beauty to the ia
BILE. Hand painted French heads Or
namented the place cards, while deli
cate sprays of the begonias and
maiden hair fern were scattered pro-
fusely over the table. After dinner
the party adjourned to the drawing
room, where coffee and liqueurs were
served. This room was decorated with
bowls Of red roses and beautiful
palms. Later in the evening several
rubbers Of bridge. were enjoyed.
Among Mr. and Mrs. Hagen's guests
were Mrs. J. w. Saunders. Mr. and
Mrs. James Dougherty. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Morton Riggs. Miss Ada Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon. Mr. Nc
Inerny and Mr.. Williamson.
Miss Mae Damon's Luncheon.
Miss Mae Damon entertained seven
teer Of her friends at an exqulsitely
appointed luncheon Tuesday at her
home in Nuuanu Valley. The guests
were invited for o'clock. and at that
time tiffln was served. The color
scheme was pink and the dining room
was filled with fragrant pink roses;
In fact the La France rose was used
, throughout as a decoration. These hot
house roses were used deity as n
table decoration and produced beau
tiful effect, combined with maidenhair
ferns and smiiaX. Many beautiful and
smart frocks We're worn on this occas-
ion. and the numerous pretty and bril-
liant women were present. which al
ways insures the success of any enter
tainment, combined with the hostess
tact, made an extremely enjoyable af-
fair. Among those present were Miss
Damon. Mrs. Walter Frear. Mrs. Ed
ward Tenny, Mrs. Jack Dowsett, Mrs.
Charles. Bryant Cooper, Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. Archibald Young, Mrs. Sid.
ney Ballou, Mrs. Harry Turner from
Los Angeles. Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs.
Joseph Cooke. Mrs. Ernest Mott
Smith, Mrs. Walbridge. Mrs. Alfred
Along. Mrs, James Cockburn and Miss
Margaret Walker.
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Judge ard Mrs. BaIlou's Musicale.
On Monday evening. January oath.
Judge and Mrs. Ballou gave an i'm.
promptu musicale at their beautiful
home. Overseas in Nnnanu Valley.
The hostess Is not only most charm
ing woman but gifted with rare mu.
steal talent, and is considered one OF
the foremost musicians in Honolulu
Mrs. Ballou favored the guests with
some choice instrumental music. and
Mrs. Grace Smith Bannerman, who was
In excellent voice, rendered some beau
tiful songs. Her sister, Miss Smith
accompanied her on the piano, After
listening to these finished musicians
the guests went to the dining room
which Is most artistic In its furnish
ings. A large open fire gave warmth
ana comfort on cold windy night
and before the glowing Goals delicious
refreshments were served. The guests
We're mostly from Los Angeles
Among them was Mrs. Ballou's sister
Mrs. Turner, who has been her hous.
guest for some time.
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Mrs. Peterson's Card Party.
MRS. Wilson was the complimented
guest at card party given by Mrs
Peterson at her home on Thursday
The game chosen for the entertain,
ment of the guests was five hundred
making diversion from bridge. The
house was decorated in palms ant
cut flowers; Mrs. August Hamburg
won the first prize. an Egyptian
scarf; Mrs. Wilson, the guest of hon