Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16

open house and dispensing
vv unbounded hospitality today.
the annual Regatta Day is
taking on more and more
some of the social functions that
mark boating elsewhere in the world.
OF course. Honolulu has not yet
reached the stage of elaborate enter
tainment that marks the annual con-
tests between oxford and Cambridge,
or the aftermath of the Poughkeepsie
regatta, or the delightful social do
ings Mat follow the Yale-lIarvard
crew races, but this side is develop
ing and is greatly appreciated.
Not only scores but hundreds of
friends will be the guests of the
Myrtles and iealanis today. and the
Puunenes. though not locally housed,
have issued much appreciated invi-
tations to their friends.
Many parties have been made up.
and though none of the social func-
tons of Regatta Day are elaborate,
they are such rs to lend an added
zest to perhaps the premier holiday
that this city enjoys.
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Major and Mrs. Neviile's Dinner.
Colonel Dickens of the United
States Marine Corps, was the guest
of honor at an enjoyable dinner that
was given Wednesday evening by Ma
jor and Mrs. Neville at their home
on Green street After dinner the
party motored TO the Moana Hotel
and participated in the hop that was
given on that evening at the hotel.
In honor of the service folk on the
transport. Among Major and Mrs.
Neville's guests were Mrs. Ellicott,
Mrs Turner and Miss Ruth Haskell
OF New York, Miss Katherine Ste
phens. Colonel Dickens, Admiral Wal
ter Cowles, Lieut.. Johnson and Lieut..
Blair.
Dr. and Mrs. cooper's Dinner.
Monday evening, DR.. and Mrs
Charles Bryant Cooper were host and
hostess AT dinner that was given
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Herold OF
San Francisco. Mr.. Herold is ka.
maaina, having been prominent
business man in Honolulu. For the
past nine years he has been asso.
ciated in business with Spreckel;
Brothers of San Francisco. ...f
Motor Party Around Island.
Mr.. II. ii. Hart entertained with ;
motor party around the island o.
Oahu. and house party at Haleiwa
Sunday and Monday. The jolly af
fair was given In honor of Mr.. Chas
Keeler, the lyric poet. The part,
started from the Alexander Young Ho
tel at nine O'Clock Sunday mornin.
and arrived at Haleiwa In time 70
luncheon. An elaborate dinner wa!
given at that popular carrivansary
In the evening. American Beaut!
roses being used in great profusiol
ON the dinner table. and a Hawaiian
quintet club played during dinner
The party was comprised of ten an
returned to town Monday afternoon
Among those present were Mr.. II. II
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Spinks and 9th
ers. !.
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Mrs. Marks Luncheon. =
Mrs. Wilson was the motif for Al
enjoyable bridge luncheon" that wa
given yesterday afternoon at the HON
Of Captain Mark on Kinau stree
Mrs Mark made charming no
tess and the entertainment was per
feet In each detail. Green and yellow
was used as color scheme, tn
floral decorations and place card
were in yellow, while an abundanc
of mainden hair ferns, made prett
setting for the flowers. After lunch
con. the guests adjourned to the Ia
nal and played bridge. Among thos
present WERE Mrs. Arthur MariN
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Par
dee, Mrs. Ditson of Boston, Mass
Mrs. Harry Wilder, Mrs. Edwar
Watson, Mrs. Daniel Willdin Han'
Miss Katherine stephens, Mrs. Fran
Edwards. Mrs. Turner and Miss Vic
let Makee. .