Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

ray. Mr.. William p. Roth, Judge Rob
insOn. Mr. Novel;. MIR. w. A. Kinney.
Mr.. Edgar Wood, MIR. s. Robinson,
Mr.. Sutton, Mr.. d. l.. Wilmington.
Mr. Wade Warren Thayer, Mai. Hol-
brooke, Mr. NJ. f. Prosser, Mr.. Chas.
Hcmenway, Mr.. II. NJ Ballou, Mr.. p.
l.. Horne, Mr.. White. Mr.. |. M.
Young, Or Moore and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabbe's Pedro Party.
one of the enjoyable events of the
week occurred last evening when Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Crabbe entertained
large number Of the members of the
order Of Eastern star and invited
friends at their home on Nuuanu ave-
enue. The feature of the evening
was the fascinating game of pedro at
which eleven tables were used while
quite number elected to engage in
other diversions.
The first prizes n. The card games
were captured by Mrs Reedy and Mr.
Arthur Coyne After the games and
the distribution of the prizes delicious
coffee, sandwiches. cake and ice
cream were served. Among those pre-
sent we're: Mr.. ana Mrs Coyne, Mr..
and Mrs Paxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Auer-
bach Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs
.tst n DnnIu Itnlg,n
Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Flack, Mrs Evans,
Mrs. Blum, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Wright Mrs. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Clara
Schmidt. Miss Macauley, the host and
hostess and many others.
4
Lieutenant Munter In Charge OF the
Wistaria.
Lieut. Munter who married Miss
Hoffman, the popular young daughter
of Mrs Hooking, has been given the
command of the Wistaria. Lieut. and
Mrs. Munter have been living in New
York but will probably spend the
summer in Alabama The following
is an interesting clipping from an
Eastern paper:
The lighthouse tender Wistaria was
turned over by an act of the last Con-
gress to the public health and marine
hospital service and Is now lying al
Ellis Island, N. Y. The surgeon gen
eral has requested the secretary Of
the treasury to detail a commissioned
officer of the Revenue-Cutter Service
to take temporary charge of the Wis
taria and supervise the necessary re-
pairs to that vessel and take her to
Mobile, Ala, where she Is to be used
in connection with the quarantine sta
ton at that port First Lieutenant
w. II. Munter, executive officer of the
Mohawk has been detailed to take
command Of the Wi5taria, In accord
ance with the request of the surgeon
general.
Major and Mrs. Undertakes Dinner
At the artistic home at Fort Ru.
ger, MaiOrsand Mrs. Timberake en-.
tertained at dinner complimentary tC
Captain and Mrs. Carter The former
of whom Is Adiutant-Generai on the
! stan Of Brgadier-Gencral MacoiEb
| Major and Mrs. Undertakes dinner
, are always beautiful. Fridays affair
seemed to surpass the former affairs
| in the way of artistic decorations. Tho
| large circular table was ornamentc,
with ten taH silver candle sticks
! holding pink candles that were SUI
mounted by shades fashioned to rep
! rent roses. In the center of the tabl
was low basket, filled with va
! France roses. the monogram place
cards We're garlandel with roses
| This dinner could be called ros,
dinner, for the favors were also il
these flowers. Among those presen
beside the host ana hostess were
Captain and Mrs. ClistOn c. Garter
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Lodge Marx
Miss Agnes Walker and Mr.. Il. Faxol
Bishop.
Mrs. Williams' Heart Party.
The first part OF the week Mrs
Williams entertained at delightful
heart party, that was given at he
home at Fort Ruger. The guests wer
invited for half after two on Monda,
afternoon. The decorations were var
legated nasturtiums and maiden hal
ferns. Miss Cartwright won the lirs
prize a pair Of silk hosiery. and Mrs
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