Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10

Tenny, Violet Mckee, Helen North,
Jessie Kennedy, Florence Hoffman,
Edith Williams, Helen Hough. Ian
nette Hough, Vera Damon, Agnes
Walker, the Misses johnson, the
Misses Koepke, Messrs. c. osborne,
Spalding, Bobbie Thompson, Ralph
Hosmer, l.. Faxon Bishop, George
Fuller, Robt. Cation, Walter Kendall,
IL. ii. Dondero, r. Walker, Ed. Hede-
man, Lansing, Geo. Shaeffer, Chs. s.
Dole, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cooke, Mrs.
Riuenburg, Misses Cooke, Julia Nc
Stocker, Lydia McStocker, Braver-
man, Runyon, Goodale, Tucker, the
Misses Gilbert, Messrs. Percy Cleg-
horn, Herbert, Rietow, Hawse, DR..
Iiedeman, DR.. Clarke, Mr.. A. II. Ford.
Mr.. Buttolph, Mr.. Il. f. Mellemphy,
Mr.. Bigelow.
Engagement Luncheon.
One OF the most beautiful luncheons
OF the season was given yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Judge
Henry Cooper, when the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Isa-
bel to Lieutenant James Pine was an
nounced. The announcement was
made at n luncheon where covers
we're arranged for twelve. The large
dining room where the repast was
served was festooned with pepper
branches and hundreds of pink and
white hearts. over the center of the
table was canopy effect of smilax,
interspersed with hearts. The CEN
ter piece was fancy basket filled
with pink and white carnations yelled
with pink tulle. The place cards were
very cunning and original, the card
depicted saucy Cupds blowing tiny,
trumpets. The engagement was an
nounced in a novel manner, large
hand-painted heart rested on stand
ard on the table with tiny heart.
shaped on either side of the card.
Each space being numbered miniature
hearts, some in white and some In
pink, were passed during the courses
OF the luncheon. Each tiny heart was
numbered, the guests were requested
TO draw one and place II on the cores /
ponding number on the large heart. !
1t Is needless to state that much GU
riosity and excitement we're display
ed, at the conclusion of the luncheon
the large heart was passed, on one
side was spelled Isabel" and on the
other james" and of course the Sc
cret was divulged and the happy young
girl was showered with good wishes.
The prospective bride Is very young
and has yet not made her debut-she
is very handsome with drak hair and
eyes and an exquisite coloring. The
wedding will occur In October, the on I,
ly drawback Is that this fair young !,
daughter of Hawaii Mel Is marrying
man belonging to the service anil
Honolulu is losing one Of its prettiest
and attractive society buds. Lieutcn-
ant James Pine is stationed on the !.
u. s. II. C. Thetis, belong to the Rev,
enue Cutter service. He Is an ideal
officer. and has made hosts of friends !,
during his station in Honolulu. Among
those who participated in the delight |
full affair Friday were Mrs, Henry
Cooper, Mrs. Cochran, Miss Alice
Cooper, Miss Josephine Sheedy, Miss /,
Irene Cooper. Miss Frances Cochran,
Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Hepburn, Miss !
Bertha Kopke, Miss Helen North, Miss
Helen Brown and the guest of honor. !
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Lieutenant Burrell's Dinner.
A delightful and enjoyable dinner |
party was given at the Moana Sotel
Thursday evening in compliment to
Admiral and Mrs Walter Cowles, and !
Miss Edith Cowles. Lieutenant Bur-
rell of the U. S. Navy was the host.
After dinner the party attended the
ball that was given at the Outrigger
Club by the officers of Fort Ruger.
Those who enjoyed Lieutenant Bur-
rell's hospitality were Admiral and
Mrs. Cowles. Lieutenant and Mrs. Roy
Francis Smith, Miss Kuteman, Miss
Alice Cooper, Miss Edith Cowles, Lieu
tenant Gayler, U. S. N, and Lieuten-
ant Leo Sahm.
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Artistic In each detail was the din
ner at which Captain and Mrs. Cliff
ton Carter presided at their home on
College street, on Saturday evening
The eight covers were designated by
handpainted foreign place cards. The
color scheme was pink and green,
Pale pink asters combined with lace
fern and pink tulle, pro-
duced a beautiful decoration. Those
present were General and Mrs. Ma
comb Captain and Mrs, Clifton Car
ter, Major and Mrs. Edward j, Tim !
berlake and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ivers.