Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-12

Hawaiian mahogany. Mr.. J. A. John
son and Mr.. John Drew were the
highest bridgers of the male per-
suasion and were awarded heavy
brass ash tray and silver mounted
bottle opener The pretty home was
filed with red carnations, potted
palms and maidenhair fern. At elev-
en- o'clock delicious buffet supper
was served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Morse, Mrs.
+. l.. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bierbach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Gere, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. TarI'e-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sayres, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kleugel, Mr. and Mrs
James Morgan, MIR. and Mrs. George
Augurs. Mr. ana Mrs. John Fleming,
Miss Lindsay, Mr.. Gill, Mr.. DeFreest,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benner.
Distinguished Guests Entertained in
Honolulu.
Professor and Mrs. Barrett Wendell
and their daughter were stopovers IN
Honolulu Sunday rom an extended for
eign trip, on the Mongolia, and were
entertained by Hon. and Mrs. William
Richard Castle. There Is no doubt that
with such an amicable host and hostess
they were shown all the sights In and
about Honolulu. Professor Wendell
has been connected with Harvard COL
lego for n number OF years, and Is one
of the literary lights OF Boston. Sun
day afternoon Hon. and Mrs. William
Richard Castle invited the members OF
the Harvard Club who reside in Ilo-
nolulu to meet their distinguished
guests. and an informal tea was given
In their honor at the Castle home on
Kinau street. Professor Wendell has
written several books. His novel. "The
Duchess Amelia" was very popular In
the day Of its appearing.
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Mrs. Emil Waternan's Luncheon.
Miss Cordelia Walker was the motif
for beautiful luncheon that was Civ
EN- this afternoon by Mrs. Emil Wa
terman at her home on Wilder ave-
nue.. Covers were arranged for
eight, and pale pink bigonias and
Australian maidenhair fern formed "a
conspicuous part in the decorative
scheme. After luncheon the remain
der of the afternoon is to be devoted
to bridge. Those present are Mrs.
Emil Waterman. Miss Cordelia Walk
er, Mrs. Frederick Klebahn, Mrs.
Charles Wright, Miss Helen Alex
ander, Mrs. Frederick Damon, Mrs
Frederick Warehouse and Mrs. Lii
Patty.
Hon. and Mrs. Rlce's Dinner.
Captain Forsythe. U. S. A.. of the
Fifth Cavalry polo team. and Doctor
Van Agnew were the. guests Of hon
or Friday at dinner. that was given
by the Honorable and Mrs. Charles
Rice of Kauai. The Kauai polo color
of red was used in the decorative
scheme for the artistic affair Red
exorias were banked in the center OF
the table. tall silver candlesticks
shaded with scarlet shades were pro
miscuously placed over the beauti
fully appointed table 'and shed be
coming glow over the assembled
guests. The large blossoms of the ex
orias are composed of myriads o
miniature star-shaped flowers, ant
these tiny flowers combined will
sprigs of baby maidenhair fern wer,
strewn over the damask cloth, whicl
was completely covered. The plac,
cards were extremely chic, bearin,
the hostess monogram In silver
Among those who enjoyed the hos
and hostess hospitality were Mr.. an,
Mrs. Arthur Rice, Miss Faast, Docto
and Mrs. Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Rice Jr,, Captain Forsythe, Docto
Van Agnew and Mr. Ralph Rice.
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CleghOrn.O Olson Nuptlals.
A pretty ceremony took place OF
Tuesday morning of this week In 81
Andrews Cathedral, when Mr.. vii
liam Arthur Cleghorn and Miss OlsO
were united In the holy bonds of mat
rimony, The interior Of the edific
was beautifully decorated with potte
palms. maidenhair fern and white as
tiers. Although the ceremony wa