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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

pale blue silk. Miss Cowan wore
black and white striped taffeta. Mrs.
George Waterhouse was gowned in a
princess robe of STRIPPED silk in pale
pastel shades, ei~s ~
Miss Reynolds wore white with
touches of blue, Miss Katherine
Woodford wore white hand embroid-
cred china silk. Mrs. Marston Camp
bell was In cream lace over silk. Mrs
Tom Church wore white. Miss Ma
bel Bosher woresa decollete gown OF
blue satin with garnitue of lace. Mrs
Frank Damon wore champagne color
ed voile. Mrs. Putnam of Kauai wore
gray chiffon over old rose silk, with
garniture of pink satin rose buds al
the corsage. Mrs. Haney wore light
blue chiffon cloth. Mrs. Novel; was
in pink and white gown. Miss Kopke
wore pink taffeta, decollete.
Among the invited guests We're
Governor and Mrs. Walter Frear. Dr..
and Mrs. Arthur Andrews, Mrs. j. M.
Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ath-
erton, Misses Juliette and Laura Ath-
erton, Miss Eda Arthur. Mr., and Mrs,
Dole, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Cooper.
the Misses Cooper. Miss Alice Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, A. Bowen, Mr..
Spencer Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. #.
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Warren,
Miss Leila Craig, Dr.. and Mrs. Scud-
der. Miss Pope. Mr.. and Mrs,tC. II.
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. l., Tenney Pack,
Rev, and Mrs. Wadman, Mrs. Arthur
Wood. Dr. and Mrs. Philip Frear.
Miss Elsie Wurthmuller, Mr. and Mrs.
A. II, Tarleton, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs, Paul Soper, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Love, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Novel;, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Merrill, DR.. and Mrs
Hobby, Mr,and Mrs. Michael Jamison
Mr., and Mrs. Perley Horne, Mr.. and
Mps. G.. IL. Gere, Mr.. George Fuller
Rev, and Mrs Ebersole, Mr., and Mrs
C.. IL, Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, Mr.
and Mrs, WIN Whitney, Mr., and Mrs
Edgar Wood, Mr. and Mrs Tarleton
Miss Ida Kopke, Mr.. Sherwood Low
rey, Mrs, u. Il. Warehouse, DR.. and
Mrs Mackall, Mr. and Mrs. Il. d
Lowrey, Misses Winnie (2), Mr.. and
Mrs, John A. McCandless, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

in the natbvay of tho brida Tho min
to- ,ha Do. c,ar,oa ,,.,.a, -,
oes' man MI Ma''he" "rahaih anu
the groom, met the bridal party at
the north side OF the large drawing
room where the nupuals were per-
formed This room was decorated en-
tireiy In white and green the cere-
mony took place In bower composed
OF potted palms and white asters. This
bower was partially curtained d.
means OF smilax, caught mere ana
there by white asters. The bridal cou-
pie, stood under true lovers Knot
composed OF white asters and smiiaN
On either side oil the moral nook were
placed brass Jars, over four feet high
containing Easter lilies. The arch
ways leading into the music room and
dinnlng room were curtained win
smllaN and whlte FEVER rev. artls-
tcally caught with butterfly BOWS Oh
white tulle. The chandeliers were
iestoohed with MALE ana tuile. inc
music room was adorned with Mann
mon Coche roses quaint baskets were
hlled with these MOVERS cut glass
Dowis ana vases oil roses were artis-
tically arranged on the tables and
inlaid cabinets. Inc dining room was
ornamented with pale pink bigonias,
ana the Carthata Carpus blossoms IN
the same shade A irieze OF these
rare tropical blossoms were introduc-
ed and the sideboard and buffet we're
also banked with them' From the
Chandelier was suspended large
fancy basket hlied with Digonias'
iringed Win maiden hair ferns. Long
French windows opened from the dit-
iereht rooms onto large veranda,
that was hlled with tropical palms,
potted plants and hanging baskets OF
maiden hair ferns. In one corner "f
the veranda' concealed behind a trei-
lis OF smilax and male were station
ed quintet OF Hawaiian musicians
VINO played and sang sweet melodies
during the evening. REFRESHMENTS
were served under large canopy on
the lawn that was hung with vines
and golden shower Numerous orr
entail lanterns, containing electric
nshts' added beauty 70 me decora-
ions. Myrlads OF lanterns were
strung underneath lhe statey royal
pa'ihs 'hat iiheu either siue Oh Tue
winding driveway that read 10 the
mousse. me porte-cochre was also
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past week. One OF these de-
~ lightful functions were givel
Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to Ex-Governor and Mrs.
Fort of New Jersey. Pink blgonias
and maiden hair fern, combined with
shell pink illusion enhanced the beau
ty of the table. Eight guests were
hidden to meet Governor and Mrs.
Fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder's Dinner.
Wednesday evening, pretty birth
day dinner was given In compliment
of Mrs. Edward Holmes of Berkeley
California. The dozen covers were
designated by appropriate and dainty
name cards. One of the pleasant div
ersions toward the end of the repast
was the presentation OF birthday
cake that was placed In front of the
guest of honor. The host and hostess
at this charming entertainment were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, the
dinner was given at their artistic
bungalow at 1880 Ualakaa street. A
profusion of yellow roses, adorned the
table. Among those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit wilder, Mrs. Ed
ward Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers and Cap
tain Gaylor, U. S. N.
+ 4
4 M.. KIoh,hnt, 4 iinrheon
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Frederick
Klebahn entertained at luncheon.
complimentary to Miss Louise Girard.
| Yellow coreopsis and smilax were ar
ranged as a floral decoration, on the
/, artistically appointed table. After en-
| joying q delicious repast several close
rubbers OF bridge were participated
in. Those who enjoyediMrs. Frederick
Klebahn's hospitality were Mrs. Wal
ter Cowles. wife of Admiral Cowles,
| Miss Louise Girard, Mrs. Alexander
Campbell, Mrs. Frederick Waterhouse,
Miss Edith Cowles, Miss Helen Alex
ander, Mrs. Klamp. Mrs. Babbltt and
| Mrs. Charles Wilder.
| 4 4 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Withlngton's Dinner.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Fort OF New
Jersey were the motif for pretty
dinner that was given Tuesday even
ing by Mr., and Mrs. ID. l.. Withing-
ton at their home on Alapai and
Prospect streets. The twelve covers
| were marked by hand painted cards,
depicting scenes Of travel. Pale pink
oleanders and maiden hair ferns pro-
duced an exquisite floral piece. After
dinner musical evening was enjoy
ed Mrs. Alexander Robertson who Is
the possessor of an excellent voice.
| that Is not only well trained, but Ia
sympathetic and sweet sang several
selections that were thoroughly en-
joyed. Miss Osborne of New Jersey
is a finished pianist and was prevail
ed upon to play three or four piano
selections. Among those present at
the dinner and delightful informal
musicale We're: Mr.. and Mrs, ID. l..
wilmington, Ex-Governor and Mrs :.
Fort and Miss Fort, Chief Justice aud
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence. Miss Osborne of New
Jersey, DR.. Ramus and others.
4 4
Mrs. cowles Bridge Party.
Mrs. Montgomery Macomb, Mrs.
Walter Frea, Mrs. Ellicott, Mrs,
Burnham. Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Fred
erick Klpbnhu Mrs Harry Wilder
Mrs, Charles Wilder, Mrs. Pardee,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Baldwin of Fort
Shafter, Mrs, Hepburn, Mrs, Putnam,
, Mrs. Edward j. Undertake, Madam
Kimball. Mrs Hobby Mrs, shepherd,
Mrs, Rabbit, Mrs, Raymond Brown,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

Mrs. Wallace. Mrs Cochran, Miss
Sahm. Miss Kennedy of Fort Shafter,
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Williams. Mrs
John McCandless. Mrs. tombstone of
Fort Shafter, Mrs. Klamp. Miss Cir
ard, Mrs. C. II. Hitchcock and Miss
Hitchcock are enjoying the hospital
ity of Mrs Walter Cowles this after
noon at her beautiful home on Nuuanu
Avenue. The function is being given
In honor of Mrs. Ellicott, wife of Cap
tain Ellicott of the u. s. Navy, who
Is visiting her daughter and son, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Ross Kingsbury of
the U. s. Marine Corps. Cut flowers
and palms are playing prominent
part in the decorative scheme, most
the major portion of the guests will
play bridge, but for those who prefer
the game of hearts several tables have
been arranged for that particular
game. A prize will be awarded at
each table. the trophies are boudoir
caps and slippers, and are especially
pretty and dainty. At the conclusion
VI my po!'hb p"het 'ca VIII p'
served.
Major and Mrs. Davis Dinner.
Admiral and Mrs. Walter Cowlos,
were the guests OF honor at dinner
that was given Thursday evening By
Major and Mrs. Alexander Davis
The color scheme was yellow and
green. Tall crystal candle sticks were
placed In the form of "a square In the
center Of the table, the candle stick !
were wound with strands of male;
overhead was q canopy of golden
shower and smilax. The combination
made pleasing and artistic decora-
ton. The place cards and dinner
favors were In yellow.
~ 4
Mrs. Benjamin Dl'lineham's Tea.
Mrs, Arthur Wood OF Berkeley.
California was the honored guest at
buffet tea that was given Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Benjamin Dill
bingham. The entertainment was an
out-of-door function. which was ap,
preciated and enjoyed by the guests
Few homes in the islands possess the
botanical gardens that surround the
Dillingham; abode, for the spacious
grounds are filled with palms. flower
ing plants and trees of countless var
ieties. The seeds and small trees
having been collected from all over
the world, SO II is a pleasure to wan
der in the gardens. The shade trees
afforded a delightful GOODNESS that
was appreciated ON these warm, sui
try June days. The grounds are sit
uated so that they are continually
swept by the trade winds, which Is
such an advantage In the tropics, and
secures temperate atmosphere The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

Mr. and L'Hommedieu have leased
the $. S. Parsons pretty bungalow on
Fourteenth Avenue, Kaimuki, for the
summer months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

Miss Gertrude Harding and Miss
Harriet Young are spending two
weeks at Mrs, L. b, Warehouses;
home on Mount Tantalus.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

Governor and Mrs. Frear's Dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iyers' Tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wlthington's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder's Dinner.
Mrs. klebahn's Luncheon.
Mrs. Cowles' Bridge Party.
Major and Mrs. Davis Dinner.
Mrs. d. +. DIllingham's Tea.
Mrs. Murphy's 4 O'Clock Ten.
Punah0u's Commencement Dance. &.
CaDtaln and Mrs. Marks Dinner. 'I
Chief Justice and Mrs. Robertson's
Dinner.
Barnes. Sheffield Nuptlals.
Mrs. Walter Frear's Luncheon.
Doctor Hodglns' Dinner.
Mrs. Hobby and Mrs. Shepherds Gard
Party.
Dinner ut Country Club.
Navy and Marine BAH. f..
Thompson Roth Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews Dinner.
Wedding Anniversary.
Doctor and Mrs. Warehouses; Dinner
Miss Ballentyne's Luncheon.
Mrs. Alpa Baldwin's Luncheon.
Mrs. Mac0mbs Card Party.
Mrs. james H0ngh's Tea.
Kitchen Shower.
Mrs. Putman's Tea nj Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loves Dinner.
Mrs. Graham's Dinner.
House Party.
Coronation Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. CampbelI's Dinner
Hustace- Mag0On Nuptials.. ..
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refreshments for the buffet tea were
served from tables that were adorned
with cut glass rose bowls, filled with
La France roses. The affair was Civ
en- in cOmmemoration of the guest OF
honor's fifteenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Arthur Wood was a Honolulu
girl and Is universally beloved by ev-
cry one. During her months visit In
the Islands. her friends have been
vieing with each other to entertain
her-fOr this Is her first visit to this
city in three years. Mrs. Benjamin
received on the lawn, with back
ground OF growing pink oleanders and
stately tropical palms, and received
the guests with cordial and gracious
manner. The scene was a pretty one,
that could not be witnessed in any
place but Hawaii Mel The young
matrons and society girls, looked ex-
tremely attractive In their summer
frocks OF chiffons, organizes and lin
gerie gowns, the accessories of pic.
'"'' ha'S ana SHiDIulutTeu paraSOlH
lent additional smartness to the hand.
some costumes. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Benjamin Dillingham;,
Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mrs. Walter
Frear wife of Governor Frear. Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. f. b. Water
house. Mrs. william whitney, Mrs.
Ernest Warehouse. Mrs. Charles
Weight, Miss LII Patty, Mrs. l.. Ten
ney Peck, Mrs. Clifford Khnball, Mrs
Frank Dillingham;, Mrs. Chas. Adams
Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Margaret
Warehouse, Mrs. Holmes of Berke-
ley, Mrs. George Sherman, Miss May
Damon, Mrs Arthur Alexander, Mrs.
Merrill, Miss Agnes Alexander, Miss
Jane Whine, Miss Mary Alexander,
Miss Mary Whine. Miss Ethelwyn
Castle, Mrs. Benjamin l.. Marx, Miss
Burbank, Mrs, ID. Howard Hitchcock,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Frances Dilling-
ham. Mrs. Eckart, Mrs. Theodore
Richards. Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs.
w. w. Goodale, Mrs. Frank Atherton
the Misses Cooke t3), Miss p. Dodge
Miss Helen Alexander, Mrs. Sutton
Mrs. Charles Wilcox, Mrs. John Erd-
man. Mrs. Elizabeth Church and 9TH
ers.
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Mrs. Walter Frear,s Luncheon.
Green and white was the color
scheme chosen for the decorations
when Mrs. Walter Frear entertained
yesterday at 'tfin" In honor OF her
cousin, Miss Frances Frear. Covers
were arranged for ten, after luncheon
q musicale afternoon was enjoyed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

'VERNOR and Mrs. Walter
Frear have been giving a Sc
ries of dinners during the
past week. One of these de-
lightful functions were glvel
"Wednesday pveninp commit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24
NAVY AND MARINE
BALL FOR JULY IL
Notable Affairs Present and Fute-Sheffield Barnes Wed
ding Amid Beautiful Surroundings Busy With
Summer Gaety.

~ HOSE who are watching the
trend Of social affairs, and
those who take a more inti-
mate view of society func-
tons will be interested to
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l1no Abgeoroneter damn ser Iiib=
rer ser &epublifaner, reidte eine Me=
lolution Elm, in melder 9ittleton Ser
Mhtung 6es @aleles perlidert un6 sic
Sor6erung aufgeiteat tpuroe, cine for
melle nnterlu6ung iiber 0ie 8erlu9e,
ieinen gburafter 511 l6ntdlern> arsu=
lteuen. gs lit bies Sic erite regnlare
situng bes 60. @pngreiles, eine
situng, melde 1pegen ibrer 2dnge
un6 megen Ser pidtigen Sbenrata,
Sic arf oem Frogramm ifeben, berner=
fensspertb gu tperoen periprtdt. Der
&ongreB miro ii6 NIT 6em Sorif Sen
Sruits, ser @dbrl1ngsfrage, SEN
Shie0sgeridts= =@ertrdgen un6 elmer
Menge un0eren tpidtigen @aterials
81 bel6dftigen baben, ooh aue Ser
bo1rolungen tper6en i'm 6inblid auf
Sic fommen6e Hrdlt6entenpabl gefiibrt
meroen. Ser Senat mar belte nur
II Niinuten in 5ibung, mdbren0
Sag @al1s iiber 5mei Stun6en an Ser
Mrbeit NOR. Ser Senat miro fiinftig
Inn 2 l1br nadmittags 5ltiamnentre=
ten, Big Sic 2egislatur sic Mufnabnre
Ser slrbeit Inn Wfittag erfor6ert, uno
6as Sous tpiro I'M Wfittag 5uiam=
ntenfomn1en.
8i5eprdii0ent Sberman be5m. spre-
der glarf riefen sic beioen &duier sur
Or6nung; Senatoren un6 Mbgeoro=
nete muren auBeror6entli6 5ablrei4
eridienen un6 6ie @anerien iparen
niht groB genug, INN ane Sic 8eiu6er
gu faiien, 6ie es ii6 nidt nebmen lie=
Ben, Ser eriten Situng bei5l1mobnen.
Na @i5epraii6ent Sherman bur9 BEN
Sos ieiner S6piegermutter~ 6ralt
Glen @abeod, na@ Utica gerrsfeit
wur6e, npl1Bte ser Senat bis 5rnt 49,
Ie5ember einen stellpertreter ernen-
men; Sic @abl fiel auf Senator Gur=
tls bon &anlas, Ser bon Senator @al=
finger, SEM &al1oi0aten ser reguldren
&epu6lifaner fir Sen Soften, porge-
ldlagen mur0e. Sic folgenSen neuet
Mitglieoer mur0en eingeidtporen:
Senatoren - Sofe Sn1itb BON @eor<
gia uno Sba0iab Gardner bon Maitte.
9bgeoronete - 9rom1ting BON Mep
sSerlep, Minep po11 Eenniplpania, Ste
pbens bon Neebrasfa, 5aggert BON
&anIas ut10 Mc&eller bon Sennellee.