Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-11

set Dy three physicians
The operation was performed by
Drs. II. c. Warren, Max Rothschld
and Aanson Weeks Weeks is sur
geon at the United States Marine Hos
pital at San Francisco. The physicians
said that Crockcr will be able to be IN
in few days.
Croclier is engaged to be married to
Miss Helene Irwin this month Wheth-
n the accident will result in post
"onement of the wedding can not yet
told.-S. f. Call.
ar. and Mrs. Whitehouse's Poi Supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh and Miss Rather
inc Walsh. who are visitors in these
Islands, delighted over the entertain
ment accorded them by Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Whitehcuse of this city. AT sew
en- o'clock Wednesday evening a Ha-
waiian poi supper was served at this
hospitable couples home on the corner
Of Kinau and Lunalilo streets. This
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waiian style which proved great
novelty and experience for the guests
Of honor. The table was covered with
mountain ferns and ti-leaves and frag-
rant Ieis of flowers were worn by the
guests, during the feast Ten guests
were invited to meet the guests of
honor.
Wednesday Bridge Club.
This week Mrs. Putnam. wife of
Captain Putnam. entertained the We'd
nesday bridge club at the hostess at
trac'ive home at Fort De Russy. On
this occasion two prizes we're award
ed, Mrs. Frederick Ramsey won the
first bridge, and received pretty
brass serving tray; the second prize
was won by Mrs. Pardee of Fort
Shafter, and consisted of an Oriental
vase. Among the members of the
club that were present were: Mrs.
Winter, wife of Captain Winter Mrs.
Ere !erick Ramsey, Mrs. Chapman,
Mrs. Arthur Mark Mrs Pardee, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs, Sheedy
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Miss Beatrice Castles Supper Party.
Miss Beatrice Castle entertained a
party of twenty-six young people, at
her home on kinau street This en-
tertainment was given in honor of
Miss Ida Koepe and Mr.. Sherwood
Lowrey whose wedding will take
place this summer. Attractive place
cards-done in white colors, depicting
Hawaiian song birds-desig nated the
places of the guests. Three round ia
bles were placed on the large Wal
kiki lanai, each table was ornamented
with fancy baskets filled with roses.
Directly after supper the young peo-
pie motored to the University Club
ball, where dancing was enjoyed UNI
til a late hour.
jor and Mrs. Winslow's Dinner.
The music furnished by the Fifth
Cavalry band made quite a diversion
at Major and Mrs Winslows dinner
when they entertained Wednesd
evening in honor of General Macomb
and his charming wife. This dinner
was one of the delightful affairs OF the
week Among those invited to meet
the guests of honor we're Judge and
Mrs. Ballou, the Misses Anderson (3).
Colonel Wheeler and Lieutenant An
drews.
Mrs. Harold Dillineham's Luncheon.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; was one of
this weeks luncheon hostess on Tues
day, at her artistic bungalow on Be
retania avenue White and green
formed the color scheme for this de-
lightful affair. Among the young So
ciety ma'rons and society maids that
were present were Mrs. Harold Dill
linsham, Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs.
Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs
Alfred Lowrey Castle, Miss Cath
crime Goodale, Miss Vera Da-
mon, Miss Wilhelmina Tenney. Miss
Alice Cooke Miss Beatrice Castle
and Miss Dorothy Hartwell.
Meeting of the Service Bridge Club.
Mrs. Chapman, wife of Captain
Chapman of Fort Shafter will act as
hostess at the Service Bridge Club.
Monday. The fortaght'y meeting OF
this club will take place at the Ladies
Annex of the University Club Prior
to the bridge game a delicious lun-
cheon will be served to the thirty-six
members. The tables will be decor
ated in pale pink Melrose carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, en-
tertained informally at dinner, We'd
nesday evening, at their artistic bun
galow on Thurston Avenue. The
round dining room table was aboom
with hot house flowers and maiden
hair ferns; covers were arranged for
six.
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Mrs. Frederick Ramps Luncheon.
Mrs, Frederick Kamp will give an
elaborate luncheon Tuesday, in hon
or of Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. who
has recently returned from trip
around the world.