Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26
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MRS. Watson's lun-ne on.
Mrs. Edward Watson entertained
informally half dozen of her friends
at luncheon. Thursday afternoon. The
color scheme was pink and green. Az
ter tiiIln Mrs. Jack Balch. who Is con-
sidered one of the finest pianist in
Honolulu was prevailed upon to play
and entertained her hostess and other
guests. with her brilliant playing
Among those present were Mrs. Ed
ward Watson, Mrs. Jack Balch. Mrs
Byron X Baird Of Hilo, Miss Helen
North, Mrs. w. Moore and Mrs. Win
fred Babbitt
Mrs. MccIure's Bridge Luncheon.
MRS. Mcclure of the Fifth Cavalry
gave an elaborate bridge luncheon at
her home at Schofeld Barracks. The
guests were invited for eleven o'clock
on Frld1y of this week. An innova-
ton was introduced, the guests playing
bridge before luncheon instead of af-
forwards. This Is n custom in Manila,
where a genuine tropical climate IL
experienced, but In the semi-tropical
weather of Hawaii this fashion
has seldom been in lulged In. At yes
terday's entertain pretty and appro-
pirate prizes were awarded and an
elaborate rcpast was served at hall
after one.
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' Polo Picnic In Manoa Valley.
Il has been customary to have as q
grand finale to the polo tournament
an entertainment In the form of an
elaborate polo ball. that has been Civ.
en- by the members of the Oahu pole
club, in honor of the visiting teams
Out of respect to the late II. p. Bald.
win this elaborate function has beer
eliminated and an informal picnic
party will be given Sunday In homo
of the Kauai team. The guests will
leave town about ten o'clock In the
morning and will motor to Colone
Samuel Parker's place in Manoa val
ley. Before luncheon swim will b,
taken in the large swimming pool
later the midday repast will be serv
ed In true picnic fashioned TIL,
party will be comprised of fort,
guests.
Or. and Mrs. Hobdy's Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs Hobby will entertain
Monday evening at dinner at the Ho
tel Colonial. Covers will be laid fo
ten.
Mrs. John Waltron's Tea.
Mrs. John Waldron will entcrtai,
informally at a 4 o'clock tea Wednes
day afternoon at her home In Nuuanl
valley. Most OF the guests had the
invitations extended by telephone an,
have been requested to bring thei
needle work. A coy and enjoyabl,
hour of chit-chat Is being anticipat
cd by the ones that have been bid
Den to the affair.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter DlIIlng!am's
Binncr.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Francis Dillingham; entertained a
dinner In honor of the Honorable an,
Mrs, Charles Rice of Kauai. Tn,
handsomely appointed table was dec
GRATED in pink roses and white bisqu
and produced a stunning effect Col,
candlesticks holding White taper
were artisiically placed on the table
After dinner the guests adjourned t
the drawingroom and played bridge
Those present were, besides the hos
and hostess. the Honorable and Mrs
Charles Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Dutton, Mrs. Worthington Ames o
San Francisco, Lieutenant and Mrs
Guyler, U. S. n, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerri
Wilder and Lieutenant Quekemeyer o
the Fifth Cavalry. H
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Guyler's Bridge
The Hotel Colonial was the settini
Tuesday evening for an imprompt'
bridge party that was given by Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Guyler of the U.
Navy. Each one of the places at tn
eight tables were marked with at