Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-21

musical program was given. The
guests listening to a number of very
fine vocal and instrumental pieces
that were rendered by some of the
talented guests. Among those invit~
ed were Lady Heron, Mrs. Stanley,
Mrs. LANCE, Mrs. John Straycr Nc
Grew. Mrs. Arthur Marx, Mrs. !.
Tenney Peck. Mrs, Alfred Lowrey
Castle, Mrs. BlacHman, Miss Beatrice
Hoswolth, Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne
Mrs Ernest Waterhouse. Mrs. Rob
bins Anderson. Miss Irma Ballentyne
Mrs Arthur Smith, Mrs Alan Bot"
tomey. Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. Wifred
Grecnwel, and others
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Mrs. ChiIinqWorth's Bridge Party.
Mrs. Charles Chillingsworth gave a
delightful Bridge party Thursday aft
elhoon. This function was given in
honor of the Princess Kawananakoa
and Mrs. Kate VOORHEES, Henry of
San Francisco The pretty home Of
the Chillingworths was beautifully
decorated with red carnations, MALE,
palms and ported plants. Brass
shades were awarded at each table,
and We're won by the Princess Kawa-
nanakOa Mrs. George Herbert, and
Mrs. Kate VOORHEES, Henry. During
the interesting games a delicious
punch was served. Later in the aft
ernOon dainty viands consisting of
salad. ices. cake and coffee We're
served. Among those present were
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Princess
Inflammation, Mrs. Kate VOORHEES,
Henry Mrs. Carl WiGeman, Mrs. Ed
ward Tenney. Mrs. Arthur Mary,
Mrs j. Morton Riggs, MIS-, Helen
Noonan, Mrs. James d. Dougherty,
Mrs George Herbert, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Whitehouse, Mrs. Gussie Shmidt,
Mrs, George Smithies, Mrs. Harry
Murray. Mrs. tombstone, Miss Mar
CARTE Mcintyre and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane.
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Mr., and Mrs. Loves Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Love were
host and hostess at all enjoyable din
ner party Wednesday evening, which
was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson of Portland, Oregon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Badson, who are also
from Oregon, The large table was
frangrant with mammon coChet roses.
The numerous candle sticks contain
ing candles shaded with rose pink
shades. lent added beauty to the Ia
bic. The place cards were hand
painted with clusters of bamboo
painted in each corner. The names
Of each guest was lettered in gold
Among Mr. and Mrs. Loves guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Badson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Lodge Marx. Miss Moore, Miss
Clarissa Bredeleld, and others.
Elks' Carnival.
1t will interest the many who are
looking forward to participation in
the grand mask ball at the Elks' big
carnival in the galleries of the Ala
kea street wharf, on the evenings
of February q and %, to know that
the committee in charge of the ball
has arranged to provide an addi-
tional dancing space in the big bal
comics of the huge shed which shell
tiers the Alakea wharf. At the ma
kai, or seward end, the floor space
of the balcony or gallery will be eX-
tended for a space of twenty feet or
more over the present well or open
space, so that there will be afforded
sufficient room for the full NANTES
tation of the grace of terpsichorean
maneuVerS.
The best of music will be sup
piled and the long elevated avenues
on either side of the large shed will
prove to be excellent promenade
grounds, over the rails of which the