Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-15

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Chesney at their home on the corner
of KewalO street and Wilder avenue.
The house had been converted into
floral bower by means of pOtted,
palms and white marguerites. The
entertainment was given In honor Of
Miss Edna Curtis and was not a large
affair only the younger members of
the Minutes Club" were invited. At
eleven O'Clock a buffet supper was
served During the evening a Ha-
waiian Quintet Club furnished the
music The dance programs made
pretty souvenirs, they were hand
painted with garlands of daisies, and
the names of the different instrument
tai pieces-sclected for the deuN
temps and waltzes were lettered In
gold Among those present were be-
side the two pretty hostesses, Miss
Edna Curtis. Miss Marjorie Gilman,
Miss Juliette Atherton, Miss Corde-
liza Gilman, Miss Laura Anterior, Miss
Ethel Mckenzie, Miss Fannie Hogs.
Miss Marjorie Chaplin, Miss Muriel
Howatt. Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss
Carrie Mclean. Mr. Ronald McGrew,
Mr.. Larson, Mr.. Irwin, Mrs. GignouX,
Mr.. Frank Hoogs, Mr.. Arthur Rich
ards. Mr. Kenneth Ables, Mr.. william
Morgan MIR. Oudcrkirk, Mr.. AleXan-
der Anderson. Mr. Harold Gear. Mr..
Percy Nottage, Mr.. Charles Mclean,
Mr. o. Hind OF Hawaii, Mr.. Jack
Guard and others.
Mrs. Gartenberg's Bridge Party.
Roses, begonias and amaryllis dec
GRATED the pretty home of Mrs. a.
Gartenberg, when she entertained at
bridge Monday afternoon, compliment
tary to her house guest, Mrs. JaCOby.
Hand embroidered handkerchiefs con-
stitutcd the prizes. These dainty af-
fairs were won by Mrs. Philip Peck
Mrs. L. l.. Paxton, Mrs. Zumwalt, Mrs
Phillips and Miss Peck. A delightful
afternoon was spent, many interest
ing rubbers were played. During the
playing, cooling beverages of fruit
punch was served, and latter In the
afternoon elaborate refreshments
wero served. Among those present
were Mrs. Hooking, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs.
Philip Peck, Mrs. Il. L. Paxton, Mrs.
Tom Wall, Miss Davis, Miss Falk,
Miss Hoffman, Mrs. Mamie Phillips,
Miss Claire williams, Mrs. Myer, of
San Francisco, Mrs. NJ. Edmund
Grossman, Miss Edith Williams, Mrs.
Clarence Short, Mrs. Theodore Lam
sing. Mrs. Nelson b. Lansing, Mrs.
Schweitzer. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Zum-
walt, Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, Mrs.
Hirshfeld of San Francisco and 9TH
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosser,s Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.. Prosser were
host and hostess at an "orchid din
ner" that was given Tuesday evening
in compliment to Senator and Mrs.
Charles Rice of Kauai. The colors
chosen for the decoration scheme
were pink and lavender. In the cen
ter of the table, pale pink and Law
ender orchids. filed a large cut glass
| bowl sprays of these beautiful flow
crs and sprigs of maiden hair ferns
we're scattered over the damasS
| cloth. The place cards were in pink
and lavender. The dinner favors were
| sprays Of orchids. Handsome silver
candelabra with pink candles and
shades formed a handsome accessory
| for the table. The chandelier was
festooned with green MALE and the
electric lights were shaded with pink
silk shades. Among those who par
ticipated In this enjoyable affair were
Senator and Mrs. Charles Rice, Doc
tor and Mrs. Hobby and Judge ant
Mrs. William whitney.
The Princess Entertained at a Chimes,
Luncheon.
The Princess KawananakOa was en-
tertained at Chinese luncheon, Wed
nesday, prior to her departure 70
Europe. Chinese lillies formed al
appropriate decoration for this affair
The Chinese viands were eaten will
carved ivory chop sticks, and tn
china ware was of the finest Cantor
china. The place cards were hand
painted Chinese men and women, A
the conclusion of this delicious mid
day repast the guests adjourned l.
the drawing room and participated 4
bridge whist, Among those presen
were the Princess Kawananako3
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mrs. Charlie
Rice, Mrs. william Williamson, Mr.
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Herr
Along, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mr.,
Hedeman, Miss Irene Dickson an
others.
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Mr.. and Mrs, A. r, Gurrey's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Gurrey enter
tanned Sunday, at their beautiful HON
at Waikiki, in honor of Mr.. and MIR
Theodore Wores. Mr.. Gurrey and NJ
Wores are friends of long standing
This dinner was carried out in whit
and green. Brides roses being Lavish
ly used as a decoration. The plaC
cards were hand-painted Cupids. NJ
and Mrs. WOres were in Honolulu u
their wedding trip, so these decor
tons were appropriate in every wa
Tall silver candle sticks, Ornamente
with silver filIgree shades, lined wit
green satin and fringed with beade
fringe, lent added beauty to the eli
cular table that gllstened with c,
glass and beautiful silver, The din
ner was served on rare old Chin