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

Opening Of Hotel Colonial.
One of the most elaborate and
beautiful OF the early summer social
events was the reception and dance
given Tuesday evening by the Miss
Johnson. Manager of the new Colonial
Hotel. The elite Of Honolulu attend
ed the affair and delightful evening
was spent, for every possible provi-
sion for the comfort and entertain
ment of the company assembled was
amply supplied by the hostess. Miss
johnson was the owner and head
nurse of the johnson sanitarium for
years and by her big heartodness and
beautiful disposition has made legion
of friends, who are anxious to see her
succeed in her new enterprise. Miss
johnson Is just the one for a hotel
management for she possesses great
executive ability and is an excellent
caterer, beside possessing great tact
and charm of manner that Is so ne
cessary when catering TO the public
The Colonial is an ideal place for
dinners, dinner dances and lunch
cons. besides being well adapted for
taking care of the most fastldious
boarders-for the rooms are almost
palatial, with their private baths and
handsome furnishings. On Tuesday
evening the hostess received In the
large drawing room that was filed
with La France roses Miss Johnson
was attired In handsome black net
over satin. The two hundred guests
were most enthusiastic over the dane
ing that took place on the mauna la
mai, that runs the whole length of the
hotel at one end was stationed the
Hawaiian singing boys, behind tr'o-
pical screen of tropical verdure, AMI
at the other a cooling beverage of
punch was served. The dancing room
presented a tropical bower, festooned
with mountain greens and decorated
with statuesque palms. Quantities Of
roses were used throughout the beau
tiful hostelry and the general com
ment was one of admiration by the
guests.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Philip Wright.
son. the former an officer of the goth
Infantry arrived on the second OF June
on the transport and are planning ia
spend month visiting DR.. and Mrs
John Strayer McGrew, an aunt and
uncle of Mrs Wrightson's. Lleuteu.
ant Wrightson and his attractive am
charming wife are well known in Ho
nolulu, and are favorites among tn,
service set and also the smart SCI
belonging to civil life. Lieut.. Wright
son was stationed at Fort Shaftel
prior to his last service In Manila an,
Mrs. Wrightson visited her aunt. Mrs
McGrew. and during that time me
her fate.
A Twelfth Night to be Given.
The following invitations have beer
received by fortunate few:
You are invited
to attend the
Play and Minuette
given by the pupils of
Mrs Hendry's School
nineteen hundred and eleven
at half past seven O'Clock
Wedding Reception.
The following invitation has beer
received: ''Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooke
Anterior request the pleasure of your
company at the wedding reception o.
their cousin, Miss Carolyn Louis,
Sheffield and Mr.. Kenneth Bighan
Barnes Tuesday evening. June tn,
twentieth. nineteen hundred and eley
en- at half after eight o'clock, Colleg,
Hills, Honolulu"
Miss Grace Carols Supper.
An informal chafing dish supper wa
given Monday evening by Miss Grac
Carroll. Among her guests were MI
and Mrs, George Kleugel, Miss Smith
Mr. and Mrs. C. Du Roi, Miss Dob
bins, Miss Miller, Or. Morong, Mr.. !
Lyle, Mr.. G. Mckenzie and others
Mrs. Frederick Warehouses; Lunch
Mrs. Frederick Warehouse Is on
.tcrtaining this afternoon at a larg
luncheon. Mrs. Waterhouse is "A per
feet hostess, her entertainments ar,
always enjoyable affairs.
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