Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-03
Mrs. Hitchcock's Pour O'Clock Tea.

ly at 4 O'Clock tea In honor of her
relatives, Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy,
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder and Mrs. James
Wilder. The two former guests of
honor have recently completed a trip
around the world Mrs James Wilder
has been spending six months abroad,
having returned to Honolulu less than
month ago. This entertainment did
not pertain to a society function, for
most of the guests were relatives, or
intimate friends of the guests of
honor. The invitations were informal,
having been issued by telephone. Mrs.
Carl du ROi poured the tea, and
pleasant hour and half were spent
over the tea cups Among those who
dropped in" to welcome this trio of
charming society women were Mrs.
Sherman, Mrs. George X. Carter, Miss
Agnes Judd, Mrs James Judd, Miss
NJ. Carter Mrs. Albert Judd, Mrs. J.
o. Young, Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mrs.
Frederick Warehouse, Mrs. Goodale,
Mrs Ernest Warehouse, Mrs Dodge,
Miss Burbank, Mrs. Walbridge, Miss
Annie Parke, Miss Won Holt, Miss X.
Day. Mrs. Charles Waite, Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Mrs. Emma Macfarlane,
Mrs. George Potter. Mrs. Carl du Roi,
Mrs. Ranney Scott, Miss Kelley, Mrs.
Benjamin Lodge Marx. Mrs. Joseph
Pratt, Mrs. X, Pratt, Mrs. W. L.
Moore. Mrs. w. Rabbit, Mrs w. o.
Smith, Mrs. Meade, Mrs. c. Wilder,
Mrs. Theodore Richards, Mrs. G. Hol-
loway, Mrs. J. p. Cooke, Miss Lii
Patty, Miss Nina Adams, and others.
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Mrs. Southgate's Tea.
Spring crocuses decorated the table
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs
Southgate gave a "neighborhood" tea
in honor of her guest, Mrs. Reed of
London. Mrs. Donald Ross served
coffee and Miss Josephine Soper
poured tea. Those present were Mrs.
Southgate, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Black
man, Mrs. Alan Bottomley, Mrs. Ern-
est Waterhouse, Mrs C. NJ V. Forster,
Mrs, Clemens, Mrs. Weston, Miss JOS
ephine Soper, Mrs. Greenwell, Mrs.
Donald Ross, Miss Blanche Soper,
Miss Beatrice Holsworth and others.
Thompson Roth Nuptials.
On Tuesday evening, June the goth,
Miss Alice Roth will plight her troth
to Mr.. Frank Thompson. The cere-
mony will be very private, and will
take place ut the new Methodist
church, the Reverend Wadman oiIlci-
ating, Miss Margaret Waterhouse will
be the bridess only attendant and Mr.
Ollie Sorenson will act as best man.
Only the members of the family will
be present After the ceremony a
wedding supper will be served In the
private dining room of the Hotel
Pleasanton.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ROdney's Dinner.
Wednesday evening, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Rodney entertained at dinner in
honor of Captain and Mrs. Faulkner
A profusion of golden coreopsis
adorned the table. Among those pres
ent were Lieut.. and Mrs. Rodney, Cap
tain and Mrs. Faulkner, Miss Mund-
SAINT. Lieut.. d. r. Faulkner.
Captain and Mrs. JOhnsOn's Dinner.
Friday evening Admiral and Mrs
Walter Cowles were the guests OF
honor at an exquisite dinner that was
given by Captain and Mrs Johnson
at their quarters at Fort Ruger. Gov
ers were laid for six, the guests be-
Ing Admiral and Mrs. Cowles. Miss
Edith Cowles and Lieutenant Price.
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Lellehla Bridge Club.
The LeilehuasBrdge Club met with
Mrs, Graham Wednesday afternoon
The first prize was handsomely
carved motto, ON polished Hawaiian
koa wood. This beautiful trophy was
won by Mrs. Barton. Mrs. Gregory
ner coffee cups OF Canton china. Dur
ing the afternoon refreshments ant
punch were served. Twenty guests
were present,
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Opening OF the Colonial Hotel.
Next Tuesday evening, June 6, vii
gee the broad entrance gates of tn
Campbell Parker place in Emma stree
thrown wide open to welcome friend
to the Colonial, the elegant privat
hotel to be managed by Miss Mar,
john on, who hus hosts of well-wlsh
ers In this new venture Of hers, Ia
she has many stanch friends, mad
during the years while she has ~ sue
crssully carried an her small snnnto
The Campbell Parker mansion Is AL
mirnhly adapted to the making or
most luxurious private hotel IN
runms arc very lprgo, airy ana mos
uuItu proof There are several Yer