Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-11

tropical setting of palms. Mrs. Will
liam Wall and Mrs. Harold Hayselden
greeted the guests at the head of the
steps, and escorted them to the re.
ceiving party. Mrs. John osborne
looked very handsome as she stood
greeting the many friends who had
come to wish her bon voyage" The
guest of honor was clad in white
broadcloth. with accessories of real
lace. A large black velvet hat. trim
med In white plumcs, completed the
costume. A bouquet of Cecil Brun-
ner roses, and violcts were carried
Mrs. William TlIhompson wore a
beautiful maize COlorcd crepe dc
chine. Mrs. William Walls gown was
pink and white pompadour silk, with
trimmings of lace. the style and de-
sign of this costume was exceedingly
becoming. Mrs. Harold Hayseldcn
wore a stunning gown of lowered chir-
ION over satin. During the hours of
the reception, quintet club sang
and played the native airs that the
guests of hOnOrs are so fond of. In
the dining room at table deliberately
decorated with cut flowers, Mrs
Thomas Gill served the coffee, and
Mrs. w. G. SOuthgatc poured the tea
The following Is list of the pretty
young girls who assisted In passing
the refreshments: The Misses Blanche
Soper, Margaret Omsted. Helen North,
Daisy Peacock, Margaret Restarick,
Dorothy Guild, Ruth Smith and Mary
Smith. They were all clad in dainty
and pretty lingerie gowns. Small
tables, arranged to accommodate four
guests, were placed on the mauka YER
anda: the tables were adorned with
cut glass bowls and vases containing
violets. Mrs. Edward Blanchard at
tended to the individual wants of the
guests aud saw that everyone was en-
joyinG themselves. During the after
noon the president of st. Clements
Guild made clever presentation
speech, when presenting Canon and
Mrs. osborne with beautiful gifts that
had been selected by the Guild mem
bers. Mrs. usbornc's gift was beau
tiful bracelet watch and Canon Us
borncs was set of thcrmos bottles.
Both gifts will prove very useful on
the worlds tour and will be a remind
cr of the thoughtfulness of their
friends in Hawaii mel. The Canon and
his wife are universally beloved by
their parishiOners and the year that
they plan to spend abroad will be
kecnly felt. Following Ia a list of the
invited guests. not including the ST,
Clements Guild members. who were
the hOstesses on this memorable occa-
sion: Mrs. T.. G. Blackman, Miss
Mrs. II. Blackman, Miss
Barnard, Miss Merrill, Miss Pilgrim,
Mrs. and Miss Butler, Mrs. Ayres, Mrs.
Selma Kinney, Miss Kinney, Mrs. John
Palmer, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Vim
cent, Miss Vincent, Mrs. J. n Bell.
Miss Bell. Mrs. John Guild, Miss Guild,
Mrs, Pierre Jones, Miss Jones, Mrs. Il.
II. Cooke, Mrs. Gamble, Misses Gam
bic, Mrs. AGee, Miss Blanche Soper,
Mrs. W. W. North, Miss North, Mrs.
Victor Hurd, Mrs. Deas, Mrs. Hand,
Mrs. VIM. Cook. Mrs. Goodman, MISS
Mrs. Il. r. Marshall. Mrs.
Bcttis, Mrs. S. +. Burbank, Mrs. IL. ~.
Rcstarick, Sister Albertina, Sister Be
atricc, Mrs. WIN. Ault, Mrs. W. II. Pot
wine, Mrs. J.. Knoll, Mrs. Saylor, MISS
Chung, Mrs. and Miss MIX, Mrs. H.
II. Cousens, Miss Cousens, Miss Marsh,
Miss Teggart, Miss Emerson, Miss
simpson, Miss Gesell, Miss Cunning
ham, Miss Jensen, Miss Bever, Mrs.
Folsom, Miss Blake, Mrs. Fairweath-
sr, Miss Fairweather, Mrs. Pasco, Miss
Mrs Alex. Lindsay, Mrs. Jno.
Cook, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. II. Weston,
Miss Breckinridge, Miss Williamson,
Miss l.. Alderman, Mrs. Victoria Ward,
Misses Ward, Miss Mae Gowan, Mrs
J. S. Bailey, Miss Dieta, Mrs. Bowen,
Miss Bowen, Mrs. w. Il. Wall, Mrs.
Robert Levers, Miss DE Knight, Miss
Peacock, Mrs. w. Baird, Miss Truel-
son, Mrs. James Wakefield. Miss Nor
'ison, Miss Nina Adams, Mrs. T. T..
Wall, Mrs. Edward Blanchard, Mrs.
harrington, Mrs. A. f. Wall, Miss
)rummond, Miss Meroni, Mrs. Palmer
Woods, Mrs. Botto, Mrs. McGrail, Mrs
:. r. Frazier, Mrs. J.. A. Balch, Mrs
John LcnnoX and others.
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The vostrymen of st. Clements
'hapel presented Canon osborne with
pair of solid gold cum links. Canon
osborne, who is renowned for his
'hilanthrophy, will be greatly missed
~ his Honolulu parishioners. .