Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-23
Chronicles Of Society Folk

Mr. and Mrs. b. Summons and lit.
tie daughter, after three months
pleasure trip on the mainland, re-
turned to their home in Honolulu on
the steamer Lurline. Captain Weldon
the commander of the ship was SO
affable and intent on making the pas
senpers have pleasant trip, that
the voyage was like a large house
party. There were numerous con-
certs, bridge parties and other en-
tertainments that relieved the mono
tony OF the trip. While in California
Mr.. and Mrs. Summons made their
headquarters at San Francisco. but
visited friends In Oakland, Petalum,
Santa Rosa and Oakland. While In
Eureka, California, they were the
grests for i've weeks of Mr. Summons
parents.
The College Club will meet on the
twenty-siXth of December mt the Col
onial Hotel An interesting meeting
Is being anticipated.
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marguer-
lite Wadman entertained few of her
friends informally at "thimble par
IT," The hostess and her guests
spent the afternoon making dainty
Christmas gifts. Shortly before five
O'Clock, dainty refre shments were
served. Among those present were:
Migs nnrpthN 90 a.
Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss Thelma
Murphy, Miss Myrtle schumann and
Miss Helen Mclean.
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Mrs. S. G. Boggs, prominent resi-
dent OF Salt Lake City Is expected to
arrive In Honolulu the first week In
January Mrs. Boggs writes that she
Is intensely interested in the Floral
Parade and from present indie ltions
y number of her friends will visit
the islands this year, In order to wit
ness the Mardi GraS. Three years
ago, when Mrs. Boggs wintered in this
city, she stopped at the Royal Ha-
"aiian Hotel. Apartments have been
engaged al the same hotel. for the
accommodation of this wealthy socie-
~ woman.
Judge and Mrs. Mckay of HlIO, ar
r'ved in this city last Saturday on
The Mauna Kea. They will he the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Zeno X My
ers, during the holiday season.
Miss Blair and Miss Lucas will
spend Christmas at their pretty home
On the other side of the island. Sew
eral of their Honolulu friends will
partake of their charming hospitality.
Mrs. George Simons, has written
from Algiers. Africa. expressing TIE
desire to visit Honolulu this winter.
Mrs. Simons and her four attractive |
children are taking leisurely trip +,
around the world. They will arrive |
IN Honolulu during the month of Feb
ruary, where they will reside for six
months at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Mrs. Harold Giffard entertained
Tuesday in honor of her young sons
second birthday. The guests and the
young host were greatly interested In
a fish pond that was one of the
youthful amusemens planned for the
entertainment of the youngsters. At
half after three o'clock, delicious and
dainty refreshments were served at a
large circular tibla, dec Drated with |
double hibiscus. TIE bon b)ns were
IT. pink and white. The favors were
miniature baskets filed with candy.
The handles were tied with pink sat
In ribbon. Among the children who
enjoyed the entertainment were Wa
ner Hobby, Dillingham; Harrison
Cook. Marshall Cater, Francis Ed
wards, X. Game ana others.
The family dinner party given Sun
day evening at the Young Hotel by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sutton McCand. I
less, proved a delightful affair. Mis-.
2arnes of Ellensbu"g. Washington.
vas the honored guest.
Mr.. II. Adams Of San Francisco Is
registered at the Hotel Pleasanton.
"i' olich' 'Ht VI 1910
IN the islands. He Is greatly surpris-
ed over the many improvements that
has been made In the past three
years.
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Keen regret was experienced by the
many friends OF Judge and Mrs. Sell
len Kingsbury, when the wireless
came that they would not arrive in
Honolulu Thursday evening. Every
one expected the steamer Lurline to
arrive on either the morning or after
noon of December the twenty-frst In
that case the ,Iu ge and his wife {