Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01


select social functions of the
season is scheduled on the
social calendar for July 9TH,
when DR.. and Mrs. James
Judd will entertain at a dane
ing party that is to be given
at the Colonial Hotel. Two hundred
invitations are being issued and the
event is being anticipated by the for
mnate number of the smart set that
have been invited. A diversion In
the form OF bridge will be provided
for the guests who do not care to par
ticipate in the terpsichorean art. Fol-
lowing Is the form of the invitation
that has been issued for this delight
full affair:
Dr. and Mrs. James Judd
At Home The Colonial"
to meet Miss Dwinell
Friday July the seyenth-S:30.
Dancing at nine. X. S. V. 7.
Birthday Party Celebration.
General and Mrs SopSr entertained
Thursday evening in honor of their
daughter, Miss Ruth SOper's sixteenth
birthday. The nature of the entertain
ment was dancing party, to which
about sixteen young people were in
vited The SOpers' home, on Lunalilc
and Pensacola streets, was handsome
~ decorated throughout with COLDER
shower. The library, drawing room
and dining room We're thrown in one
the FLOORS of these commodlous room'
were waXed and made an ideal place
for dancing. A Hawaiian quintet clul
vas placed in the large bow window
in the drawing room and discourse'
music for walt2es and twO-steps. Th'
dancing programs were ornamente'
with hand painted figures of colleg'
and society girls. At II o'clock de
licious refreshments We're served in tn
large grounds, that We're Brilliant!
lighted with electricity. Among thos
present We're General and Mrs. SopeT
Miss Ruth Soper. Miss Ruth Anderson
Miss Hazel auckland, Miss Myrtl
Schuman. Miss Blanche Sopcr, Mis-
Carol Low. Miss Rosie Herbert, Mis-
Collinda Low, Miss Pauline SChacfei
Miss d. Damon, Miss Margaret Resta
rick, Miss Helen Mclean, Miss Ramon
Marks, kMiss c. Ashley, Miss l., Buck
land, Miss Helen Spalding, Misses Rut
and Martha McChesney, Miss Fanni
Hogs, Miss Marjorie Gilman, Mis-
Margaret Jones, Miss Ethel Hart, Mis-
Helen Jones, Miss Josephine Sopel
Miss Madeline Ross, Miss Rosemon
lao a - a..tn los h.4l IN
Murphy. Miss Margaret Thurston, Mis-
Margaret Center Miss T. Davis, Mis-
NJ. Lucas, Miss NJ. Wilson, Mr.. March,
Monsarrat, Mr. Kenneth Ables, Mr. {
Littlejohn, Mr. Watson Ballentyn,
Mr.. Eaton Magoon, Mr.. Charles Nc
Wayne, Mr. v Genoves, Mr.. Ere
Schaefer, Mr.. Vernon Tenney Mr..
Schaefer, Mr.. Oswald Stevens, NJ
Charlie Herbert, Mr.. Richard Gator
Mr.. Marston Campbell Jr.. Mr.. Harol
Hustace, Mr.. Henry Hustace. NJ
Charles Lucas, Mr. Oscar McCorristol
Mr.. w. Ouderkirk, Mr.. H. Shipmal
Mr.. Cyril Damon, Mr. Wrenne Tin
berlake, Mr.. Walter Cowles, Mr..
Stevens, Mr.. Alexander Anderson. NJ
Alan Renton. Mr. o. Hind, Mr.. Perc
Nottage. Mr.. r. McGrew. Mr.. Lestt
Marks, Mr.. Ned Burnham and other
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Members Of Minutes Club TO Enter
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atherton wi
chaperone party OF society youn
folk on a picnic party that is TO b
a, Inv he. Of ha Mir
utes Club. The affair will be give
on the 4th OF July at Mrs. Sam Allen
place at Kaneohi, situated on tn
windward side OF the islnad. TIL
party will leave town early in tn
morning in motors. Before luncheo
a dip in the briney deep will be TAX
en-, which will serve to whet thei
appetites for the delicious luncheo
that will be served later. Anon
the young people that will enjoy thl
delightful outing are Miss Ruth Rich
ards, Miss Belle McCorriston, Mis-
Blanche Soper, Miss Juliette and Mis-
Laura Atherton, Miss Marjorie an
Miss Cordelia Gilman, Misses Nc
Chesney (2). Miss Muriel Howatt
Miss Ethel Mckenzie, Miss Mclean
Miss Anna Tucker, Miss Alice Brown
Miss Fannie Hoogs, Miss Berthi
Kopke, Miss Margaret Waterhouse
Miss Sarah Lucas, Miss Helen North
Miss Bessie and Miss Alice Hopper
Miss Marjorie Peterson, Miss Heller
Gervin, Mr.. Robert Cation, Mr. Tee
Cooke, Mr.. Jack Guard, Mr., Richard
Cation, Mr.. Charley Mclean, iir