Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
MONTH SHOULD BE
GAY ONE SOCIALLY
Two Balls Scheduled for EARLY Part at Colonial Hotel
Past Week Marked BY Three Notable WeddngS-So-
Ciety Unusually Busy In Summer.

Atherton Richards, Mr. Bert Clark,
Mr.. Walter Rycroft, Mr.. David Lar
son, Mr.. Frank Hoogs, Mr.. Percy
Nottage. Mr.. Robert McCorriston, MIR.
Morgan Lymer, Mr. Guilford Whit
ney, MIR. II. Gere, Mr.. Robert Thomp-
son, Mr.. George McEldowney, Mr.. W.
Kelley, and others.
Mrs. James Housh's Garden Party.
A coterie of friends enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs James Hough at a
garden party" that was given Tues
day afternoon In the palm grove of the
Seaside Hotel. Chairs and small tables
We're placed under the waving tropical
palms. and an enjoyable afternoon was
spent. The women in their pretty
summer frocks, large picture hats and
fluffy parasols contributed to the
smartneSs of the occasion. Mrs. Hough
and Miss Hough have not only been
extensively entertained, but have fig
ured among the Honolulu hostesses
during the spring and summer months.
They have made numerous warm
friends, who are delighted that they
changed their plans In regard to sail
ing on the Siberia for home and will
remain in Honolulu until the Man
Churia sails in July.
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I Mrs. Pardee Entertains.
Mrs. Pardea entertained the Fort
nightly Wednesday Bridge Club at her
home at Fort Shafter Thursday. The
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poned on account of Mrs. Macomb's
bridge tea. Mrs, Pardee had n special
guest prize for Mrs. Neville. wife of
Major Neville OF the United States Ma
rine Corps. The dainty gift was n
hand painted laundry list. Mrs. VIII
cox, wife of Lieutenant Wilcox of the
/ United States revenue cutter. was
awarded the first prize, handsome
Canton china teapot, encased In tea
coy. Mrs Arthur Mark, wife of Cap
tain Mari2, u. S NJ. G, won the second
prize, china coasters in oriental ware.
that are so universally used under
water glasses, that serve to enhance
the table appointments for dinner or
luncheon. After the awarding of the
prizes. delicious refreshments were
served The fun complement of club
members was present
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Or. and Mrs. Judd's Dinner.
: One of the most pleasurable affairs
; on the social calendar was the dinner
given Wednesday evening" in honor
, of Dr. and Mrs. Putnam, by DR.. an
Mrs. James Judd at their beautiful
home 1927 Prospect street. The elab
crate dinner was served at sever
, o'clock, at a circular table bedeckeL
with yellow chrysanthemums. A low
silver eperne, filed with flowers pro
duced an exquisite floral center-piece
4 Silver candle sticks with yellow
satin shades, fringed with golt
fringe, were artistically placed aroun,
, the center-piece. The place card
were embossed in gold with cleve
: rhymes that applied to the idiosyn
u crasies of the host. hostess and guests
l. the reading of them excited mucl
joviality and mirth. After Dime
bridge whist was enjoyed. Amoni
= those present were DR.. and Mrs
r James Judd, DR.. and Mrs. Putnam
!, Miss Vera Damon. Miss Dwinell, MI
Lawrence Judd and Dr. Hedeman.
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Mrs. James Housh's Dinner.
, American Beauty roses graced tn,
, table at the dinner party at whicl
! MIS-, James Hough presided OF
Wednesday of this week. The de
lightful affair was given at the Sea
, side Hotel. Covers were laid 70
, twelve. Maiden hair and green tull
, made a pretty accessory for the Ia
, BILE. the latter was cleverly introduc
ed In the arrangement of the center
piece. The almonds were served il
. containers, designed to represen
, roses. Bon bOns In shades of pinl
!, and green, containing caps in tn
/, same colOrs were found at each place
the dainty caps were worn during tn
dinner and proved very becoming I,
the fair sex. Among those who en-
joyed Mrs. Hough's hospitality were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson, Captain an,
| Mrs. Carter, u. s. A. Miss Jameson
Miss Katherine stephens, Mrs. Cleg
horn, Miss Helen Hough Lieutenan
Waugh and Mr.. Percy Cleghorn
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrey's Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. Putnam of Kauai
were the guests of honor at a dinne
Tuesday evening, that was given b!
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dwight Low
rey at their home on the corner o.