Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-03

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in raised gold At this charming af-
fair Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atherton
acted as chaperones. Those present
we're Miss Juliette Atherton, Miss
Muriel Howatt, Miss Laura Atherton,
Miss Mckenzie, Mr.. Walter Kendall,
Lieut.. Robinson, Mr.. Walter Kendall,
Lieut.. Turner and Lieut.. Doyle.
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Mrs. Wilcox Card Party.
Mrs. Wilcox, wife of Lieut. Wilcox,
Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel Court
land. There will also be a heart
table for those who are not enthusi-
astic over bridge. Quite number
of guests will come in for tea later
in the afternoon
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Mr.. Bertrnm Clark's Dinner.
Miss Grace Davis, the sister of Mrs.
Thomas Wall, was the motif for a
pretty dinner that was given Monday
evening at the Hotel CORTLAND by
Mr.. Bertram Clark The decorations
and dinner favors were violets and
pansies intermingled with Australian
maidenhair fern. Those present at
this delightful affair were Mr.. Bert
ram Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wall, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Jessie
Kennedy, Miss Helen North, Mr.
Walter Rycroft and Mr.. Guilford
Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrlt Wllder's Dinner.
The Hotel Colonial will be the set
ting for beautiful dinner that will
be given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder complimentary to
"a dozen friends. This will be the
opening night of this pretty family
hotel. A number of the town folk
will entertain at dinner.
Captain and Mrs. Edwards Dinner.
Captain and Mrs. Frank Edwards
entertained at an ENJOYABLE dinner
Sunday, complimentary to Captain
and Mrs. Johnson of Fort Ruger and
Mr.. Rice OF San Francisco, California.
Cut flowers and attractive place cards
lent additional beauty to the ex-
quisitely appointed table.
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Mrs. Ernest Warehouses; Tea.
This afternoon Mrs. Ernest Water
house Is entertaining In honor OF her
mother, Mrs. +. b. Warehouse, who
returned from Europe on the Man
churia. The score of friends that are
being entertained are old acquaint-
ances of the guest of honor Yellow
is the color scheme that is playing u
prominent part In the decorative
scheme, Coreopsis and chrysanthe-
NUNS being lavishly used. Among
those invited TO meet this honor guest
are Mrs Benjamin +. Dillingham;,
Mrs. Samuel Damon, Mrs. c. Hede-
man, Mrs. r, A. Jordan, Mrs. Andrew
Fuller, Mrs Il. w. Weaver, Miss Arm
strong, Miss Doremus Scudder, Mrs.
A. Newton Locke, Lady Heron. Mrs.
Mills, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
Sorenson, Mrs. James b. Anterior,
Mrs. Warner, Mrs. John Strayer Nc
Grew. Mrs. Jane Walker, Mrs. W. o.
Smith, and others.
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Miss Helen HObrOn's Luncheon.
Miss Helen Hebron, who was 40 ex-
tensively entertained during her visit
in Honolulu, gave a farewell lunch
con shortly before her departure for
the coast. The dozen covers were
marked with place cards ornamented
with La France roses. The CENTER
piece for the table consisted of Il
fancy wicker basket filled with rose
pink bigonias and maidenhair fern.
Sprays of the flowers and springs of
the maidenhair were scattered over
the table. These flowers were yelled
with pale pink illusion, aud pro-
duced stunning effect. Among those
present beside the hostess were Miss
Muriel Howatt, Miss Jessie Kennedy,
Miss Juliette Atherton. Miss Dorothy
Wood, Miss Florence Gurrey, Miss
Cordelia Gilman, Miss A. Smith, Miss
Ida Kopke, Miss Helen jones', Miss
Harriet Young, Miss Gibson.
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The Misses AthertOn TO Entertain.
The Minutes Club" are being en-
tertained this afternoon by Miss
Juliette ana Miss Laura Atherton at
their home on King street. This club
meets the first Saturday of each
month, and the members comprise
about thirty young society girls of
the city To-day the girls have been
requested to bring their noodlew0rk
The meeting will be- nm ont ,of, door
affair The tea aud refreshments viii
also be- served In the beautiful gar
den surrounding the Athert0n home.
The 0ut-of-door unulrs ana garden
fDt0H uTD uuuTppiutVd Ina the warm