Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

formal tea that is to he given II
honor of her sister, Miss Ysabc
Cooper.
Captain and Mrs. putnan,'s Dinner
Last evening Captain ana Mrs. Put
nam entertained In honor of Majol
and Mrs. Rooster. who leave today
for their new station IN the States
Covers were laid for six. and pink
hcconias and smilax made bcauti.
iul decoration.
Senator nd Mrs. chillingworth's Din.
ncr.
white and green will he the color
scheme for the elaborate dinner that
Is being planned IN honor Of Captain
and Mrs. Anderson. On this occasion
Senator and Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth will he the hosts The affair Is
TO he given on Monday evening at the
ChillingwCrths' residence on King
street. A dozen covers will grace tho
handsomely decorated table.
! Mrs. Arthur Cavi6sons Luncheon.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Arthur
! Davidson gave bridge luncheon IN
4 honor of Mrs. Louis Warren and Miss
IIOncwood. The dining room and
inChcn table were tas,cfully deco.
rated with Shasta daisies AMI lace
ferns. The eight covers were dcsir
mated by appropriate and pretty plac"
cards. A fancy blckct filed with
daisies made an effective ccntcrpiccc
After luncheon two tables of bridge
were enjoyed. Handmade Mcdcira
handkcrchicls were AWARDED rs prize
nj each table, and were won by Mrs. |
Frederick DaTon and Mrs. John Trcn-
holm Warren. Among those who par |
ticpatcd In this delightful affair AMI |
enjoyed Mrs. Arthur DavidsOn's hos |
pitality were Mrs. Louis Warren. Miss |
I'nncwood. Mrs. j. J. Rcscr. Mrs. !
Frederick Damon. Mrs. John Tren-
holm Warren, Mrs. Fred Waldron and |
Mrs. Harold Giffard.
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Mrs. Arthur Smith has undergone q |
slight operation at the Queens Hos
pital, hut from late adviccs will he
able to return next week to her home
at 1924 Piikoi street.
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SO many n'eriainmcnts have been
given In Honolulu that have been |
such great credit IL the clever and |
ingenious minds Of the participants
that II IL q difficult task to provide
anything novel and entertaining In
the form of a church fair To the pub
lie. But the different guilds of st. |
Andrews have joined heads and |
hands. and on the Wednesday after
noon preceding Thanksgiving they |
will give in the Cathedral grounds a
most charming and unique affair. Iil
Is to be called Basket Fctc" each |
guild offering their wares for sale
from the most attractivcly designed
basket which will he built on very
large scale and well filed with useful
and ornamental articles and attended
by pretty girls.
The plans are not yet formulated.
so only the general idea has been
given out. The guilds from Hilo, La
haina and Kona are to be well repre-
scented. Imagine the char moi huge
tea basket worked out by the Chinese
women of St Peters and st. Eliza
bcth's Guilds, or great lunch basket
filled with the most delicate and de-
iai nT oil To lao. hn
ladies' of the A ha hui Tolani o ma
wahinc Hawaii s.. Clements will
delight the children with a basket
overlooking with dolls of every de
scription, while the Epiphany Quill
Of Kaimuki will present baby bias
ket full of the dainty clothes and ar
ticles so dear to the mothers. The
Junior Auxiliary will preside over a
lemonade well, and some interesting III
diversion is to be provided for the
young children.
st. Andrews Guild will have a deli
catcssen basket which will provide
many substantials for the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner tables.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Jr. entertained
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Jr. was
hostess at pretty little Chinese din
ner last evening at her at Waikiki III
The table decorations consisting pl
maiden hair and cxorus flowers add
ed to the general picturesquencss Of
this delightful Oriental affair. Those
In this repast were MI
and Mrs. Alfred L. Bruno, Miss Alice
Macfarlanc, Mrs. Caroline r. =. Bush
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins
Jr.
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Mrs. Wilcox received cable from
her husband Wednesday that he had
been detached from the U. S. r. c
Thetis and had been ordered to the
Revenue Cutter Woodbury. in Port,
land Maine. Mrs, Wilcox Is leaving
today on the transport TOR the main
land, where she will join her husband.
None of the young matrons of the