Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-28

| this function was in the nature of a
! farewell The beautiful Colonial
mansion was converted into a verit-
| able flower garden by means of roses,
| pottcd palms and trailing vines. The
| Quartette of young matrons received
in the drawing room. Mrs. Henry
| Won Holt and Mrs. Bernice Walbridge
| poured tea in the dining room, and
were assisted by Miss Alice Cooke
Miss Grace Cooke Miss Beatrice Cas-
tie, Miss Bessie Hopper, Miss Doro-
thy Hmtwell, Miss Edith Mist, Mrs.
Harold Castle Mrs. Frederick Patter-
son. Miss Sorenson, sister of Mrs
Richard Cooke, served punch in the
library The following bevy of young
society matrons assisted in enter
tanning the assemblage of guests:
Mrs, James Judd, Mrs. John Water
house, Mrs Alan Bottomley, Mrs.
George Renton Jr., Mrs Benjamin
Marx, Mrs. Joseph P. Cooke, Mrs,
William Ault, Mrs T. Give Davies
and Mrs. Alonzo Gartley. Kaais
Quintette Club was placed behind a
screen of palms, and discoursed sweet
and plaintive airs, which were keen
ly appreciated by the guests, which
numbered over two hundred.
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Mrs. Frank Halstead's Bridge. o..
AT her beautiful home on the cor
ner Of Kinau and Victoria streets,
Mrs. Frank Halstead entertained "a
number of friends at Bridge Tuesday
afternoon. This beautiful home was
eXquisitely decorated with cream Al
| fred Carrier roses pnd maidenhair
| fern. With the exception of the din
| ing room, the color scheme for this
! affair was green ,and white. Red
carnations were used profusely in
this latter room, giving the needed
touch of color Handsome prizes con-
sisting of rock crystal flower vases
were awarded at each table. The fol-
| lowing young matrons held the high
| est scores: Mesdames Hannebc"S,
Arthur, Davidson, John Dyer, FIRE |
Smith Mamie Phillips and Emil Wa
! terman. Mrs. Charles Wilder won
the consolation prize During the aft
ernoon delicious refreshments We're
served Among those present were
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs, R. r. Reidford,
Mrs. J. McCandless, Mrs. Klamp
| Mrs Ballantyne, Mrs. Fred Smith,
Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs
Day, Mrs. C. Wilder Mrs Wichman,
Mrs F. Wilder, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs.
Thurston, Mrs. Stobie, Mrs. Lock-
land, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Hooking,
Mrs. Hanneberg, Mrs. Bottomley
Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. Col
ley, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Lange, Misses
Halley. Misses Hewings. Misses Pc
terson, Misses Kennedy.
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! Mrs. Lansing's Bridge.
One of the most enjoyable Bridge
parties was given Tuesday by Mrs
Theodore Lansing. The prizes were
handkerchief holders, and were won
| by Mrs. Dat, Mrs Williamson, Miss
| Lydia McStocker and Mrs. Elliott of
Hilo. The pretty Lansing home was
adorned with pink carnations and
! palms Among Mrs. LansinSs guests
were Mrs. Dat, Mrs. Grossman, Mad
am Shepherd, Mrs. Hagens, Mrs. Gus
sic Schmidt, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs.
Becker of San Francisco, Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mrs. James Dougherty
Mrs. Francis McStocker, Mrs. Will
liam Williamson Miss Julie McStock-
er, Mrs. Fred Shepherd, Mrs. Rice
Miss Lydia McStocker, Mrs. Lon
Whitehouse, Mrs. Irene Fisher, Mrs
George Renton, Mrs. George Renton
: Jr., Mrs. Peck, Miss Stella Peck, Mrs
Ormond Wall, Mrs. j. Morton Riggs
Mrs. Frederick Damon, Mrs. Hum
phreys, Ms, Elliott of Hilo, and 9TH
ers.
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Judge and Mrs Whitney's Dance.
Judge and Mrs. Whitney entertain
ed forty of their friends at an enjoy
able dance Monday evening at their
home on Punahou street. The
! beautiful ball ROOM which is situat-
ed on the third floor of this attrac-
| tive home was turned into a tropi-
cal bower by means of palms. MALE
and potted plants. The Bigonia
vine, which is one of the SHOW
vines of Honolulu, added to the eff
| fectiyeness of the decoration. The
orange, trumpet shaped flowers gave
| the needed touch of color to the dec
orative scheme. Native singing boys
furnished the music for the dancing,
which was INDUCED in until a late
hour The programs were extremely
pretty having "Fieldsend' - the
name Of this Beautiful home-em-