Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

function was yellow and green. \
tall cut glass vase was filed with
golden shower, and accessories OF
butterfly bnwknots fashioned out OF
silk tul!e added to the effectiveness
of the decorations. After dinner
bridge whist was enjoyed. Mr.. Pot
tor comes from an old southern fam
lily who are renowned for their hos
pitality, and l. Is needless to state
that he makes an ideal host. Among
the guests who accepted his hospi-
tality were Mr.. and Mrs. Agce twho
have recently come to Honolulu from
Massachusctts) Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman
ID. Baldwin, Miss Pcnnoycr. Mrs.
Elizabeth Church ana Mr.. Noel Deere.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Noweil's Luncheon.
White chryEnnthcmums and smilaN
orpamcntcd the beautiful luncheon
table when Mrs. Alan NOVEL; enter
tanned cWoric Of friends IN her
artistic new ONE IN Manoa Valley.
Covers were laid inr eight. The guest
cards were not nrly pretty, hui
unique. They consisted of clever pen
ana INK sketches OF = mo Of the char
actcrs IN the wcll-knuwn book, Mrs.
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch" with
appropriate quotations that were also
from this interesting novel. Among
those who accepted and enjoyed Mrs.
Nowell's hospitality were Mrs. &.
Bockus. Mrs. Savage nj Maui. Mrs.
GignouX, Mrs. Waldycr Mrs. Duncan
Murdoch. Mrs. Thom1s Church and
Mrs. Ernest Clark.
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark Din
rcr.
Tuesday evening Captain and Mrs.
Arthur Mark entertained informally
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gil
man and Mr.. Harry Lewis. Covers
were laid for eight, and the decor2-
lions were carried out in purple vio-
lets.
Miss Agnes Walkers Dinner.
Miss Agnes Walker will be one "
the dinner hOstcsScs for the coming
week The date for the social event
has been set for Thursday evening /
October 18th.
Mrs. Pratt Entertains Luncheon Club.
Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Gaylor. Mrs. Roy
Smith, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Miss
Edith Cowles. Miss Julie McStockcr,
Miss Katherine Stephens. Miss Lydia
McStOckcr and Miss Alice Cooper
have organized luncheon club. Each ,
one of the members will take turns Ia
entertaining the club which will meet
on alternate Thursdays. Mrs. Pratt |
was the hostess for this week, and
the members were entertained de-
lightfully at her home on Diamond !.
Head road. A delicious luncheon was
served at one O'Clock al a table be-
decked with pink asters and maiden
hair fern. The hOstesses are COM |
Lelled to manifest quite bit of ingc-
nuity in planning the repast, for when
the club was organized 1t was decided |
that the cost of each entertainment /
was not to exceed three dollars. It
Is surprising what delicious menu
can be supplied for this amount, when
iOrcthought has been expended. This
was demonstrated on Thursday, for
dclcctablc rCpast was served. An
other rule of the club Is that at the
different lunchcons different varieties
of viands must be served-in other
words. the food cannot be duplicated.
Miss Katherine Stephens will be the
next hostess, when she will entertain
on October 10th at her home on
Kinau street. At this weeks enter
tainmcnt the guests brought their
sewing, and after "tinin" were busy
plying their needles. and sociable
afternoon was spent.
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Mrs. lver's Bridge Luncheon.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Richard
lvcrs entertained at bridge lunch
con at her home on College Hills.
Covers were arranged for eleven, and
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evolved in violcts. Afcr luncheon
the afternoon was devoted to bridge.
Among those present were Mrs. Rich
ard lvcrs, Mrs. Montgomery Macomb,
Mrs. lIydc-Smith, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott,
Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy, Mrs.
Byron Baird of Hilo Madam Ivers
Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. Wilbur OF
Fort Kruger, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder and
Mrs. J. $. Walker.
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General and Mrs. Maeomb's Dinner.
Monday evening General and Mrs.
Montgomery MacOmb entertained at
Il bridge dinner. Covers we're laid
Tor eight and the half-dozen guests
who partoOk Of the affair experienced
n delightful evening. Among those
present were General and Mrs. Mont
gOmcry MaCOmb Major and Mrs