Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-04
MRS. CLARENCE SHORT AND CHILD.
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day afternoon by Mrs Harry Mac
farlane. This affair was given at the
Country Club, the pretty club house
was decorated in pink and green. In
fact, this color was adapted for the
luncheon table. The thirteen guests
and their hostess were stated at a
large circular table, bedecked with
rose geraniums, and smilaX. Each
place was marked by dainty hand
painted place cards At the conclu-
sion of the luncheon several rubbers
Of Bridge were enjoyed. Among those
asked to meet Mrs. Harley were Mrs.
Robert AtkinSon, Mrs. George Potter,
Mrs, Richard ylyers, Miss Alice Mac
farjane, Mrs.G Arthur Wilder, Mrs.
Walter Francis Dillingham;, Mrs.
Samuel Dunning. Mrs. Macomb, wife
of Rrigadier General Macomb; Mrs
Harry Baldwin Mrs Edward Tenney
Mrs. Herman Focke, and Mrs. Ar
thur Brown.
Mrs. Undertakes Luncheon.
One of the most beautiful lunch
eGps of. the week was presided over
1 by Mrs. Edward Timberlake of Fort
/ Ruger. Nine covers encircled the ta-
BILE The color scheme for this eXqui.
! site affair MAS yellow and violet The
round table was covered with {
luncheon cloth Of embroidered grass
linen. fancy wicker basket was
placed in the middle of the table The
base Of dis pretty floral containel
was banked with purple violets
plumed yellow chrysanthemums were
artisticaly arranged in the basket
and broad yellow satin ribbon was
knotted on the handle. the streamers
trailing in a graceful effect over the
rose embroidered cloth. The lunch
con fGyOrs were cOrsage bouquets Of
purple vlolet$i "@ The places of the
guests were marked by cards, will
the hostess monogram A. w. r. il
gold. Tie charming hostess planned
Bridge for the afternoon amuse.
! ment for' her guests. The prizes were
| extremely pretty. The first Bridge
was won by Mrs. Arthur Mari>
who was presented with beaten
brass iardiniere, filled with violets
Mrs. Johnston possessed the sec
ond best score and was awarded
a hand painted card case. Mrs Pay
son, wife of Lieuteant Colonel Pay
son, who was the motif for this beau
tiful entertainment, was presented
with guest prize, which was book
of famous Madonnas. These rare
works Of art were bound in cover
ing of violet six. Among those pres
ent beside the hostess and her guest
of honor, were Mrs. Neville, wife OF
Major Neville, of the U. S. Marine
Corp; Mrs tombstone, of Fort Shat
ter, Mrs Mark of the U. S. Marine
| Corps, IL Mrs Kennedy of Fort Shat
ter, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Clark of Fort Ruger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Judd's
Dinner.
Mrs McCully Higgins was the
guest of honor at an informal dinner
that was given Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Judd. A profu-
sion of carnations was used in the
adornment of the table. Covers were
arranged for eight. After dinner 9
{ musical evening was enjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. RaWIins' Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rawlins en-
| tertained Sunday at their home or
| Wilder avenue. This entertainment
was in the nature of a dinner, The
| round table was beautiful in its APP
! pointmcnts of cut glass, silver and
rare china A fancy basket filled
with Shasta daisies ornamented the
center of the table. Butterfly bows
| of iulle we're effectively used in OTna.