Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18


From the chandelier "a cascade o
the inverted umbrella plant fell b,
satin ribbCns Ill the center Of each
tiny rcd heart,
, From these to the wall all round
! rel gatin ribbons were feStooned, an,
the heart shaped conterpcce Of re'
carnations and the red electric bulb
here aud there amid the appointments
created a charming oflctt.
Those present were: Mr. and MIS-
C. Won Damn, Mr.. and Mrs. San
Bal win Miss Helen Housh Miss La
pcttc IiouGh, Miss Kathryn Stephen
Mrs. Elizabeth Church, Miss Doug
las.
Mr. and Mrs P. 7. Walsh and Mis-.
Kathryne Waleh Of Davenport, Iowa
who are guests AT the Young Ilotc
entertained Mrs DAILY and Miss Dall
of Portland Oregon, and Mr.. and Mrs
L. NJ. Whiteh0use in their bog or
Wednesday evening at the Operf
House.
If the program Ct the preceding
week has been crowded with brilliant
affairs, the social calendar this week
is equally notable. inasmuch as tbs
annual College High Ball of last Fri
day evening furnished b"i liant
climax 10 succession CT events which
Will go down in the annals Of Homo
lulu9 social functions
The gowns won at this cosmOpo-
Titan gathering CT society matrons and
dcbutantes. which were particularly
admired and conspicuous ana are
worth while mentioning in these co.
lumns, were as follows:
Mrs James II. HiggnsbOttom look
cd stunning i'll a proletarian petit
coat OF dark green. covered over with
antique black lace and a feather boa
made CT real feathers.
Miss Aberlina Snow, who, by the
way, is one of the latest arrivals in
Honolulu. and who has been spcn L
ing the winter at Kawaihae wore q
thrCadbare fish net throughout, wi h
a ceinturo of Peau D. Espange tied
Dos DDst
I Miss Elizabeth Ferr't, looked quite
/ FOXY, gowncd in smart frcck OF
French organdie trimmed with mink
A very delightful reception was thai
at which Mrs Sp2ndcash entertained
on Wednesday afternoon
Great bouquets of American Beau
ty roses were tied on to the AlgerObl
trees on the lawn, many being de-
ceiycd into cXclaiming over the great
beauty of the towering shrubb2ry.
For the benefit of the tourists
many Of whom were in evidence --
pineapp!cs had been attached to the
Royal palms many Of thc guests polk
ing them down with Il long pole pro-
vidcd for the purpose to take the
fruit home as souvenirs.
Delicious refreshments were served
the guests being seated on the grass.
The refreshments consisted of corn
beef and cabbage Irish stew and 5eer.
Mrs. Equcs, who is a great horse
woman was attircd in riding habit
Of white chiffon and a Mexican SOM
brcro which were very becoming.
Mrs. Spcndcash's gown was Of NOS
quito net embroidered with solitaire
diamonds Which many of the guests
tried to steal during the afternoon
which added greatly TO the excite
ment, as several arrests were made.
Mrs. BoWlc&5 was extremely mod
ish. her hobbie being 50 tight she was
obliged t. walk with her feet cross
cd.
Mr.. John C. Lare Ell crtained at a
large luau on Tuesday evening in
honor Of Mayor Fern.
The table was laden with every
variety of Hawaiian delicacy, land and
sea having been robbed of their choic-
est treasures.
Great mounds of sour grapes form
cd an appropriate ccnterpiece, while
the place cards were hand-paintcd
ferns attached 10 lemons.
Many loving toast8 were drunk dur
ing the evening to The Mayor. The
host presenting him with gold gavel
with the inscription MAY You BE
Elected Forever"
Those present were: Mayor Joseph
J. Fern, Jack Scully, VIM. Thompson
Isaac Cockett, w. D. Lewis. Rudy
Buckley. c. w Spltz X ono, Jack
Lucas, Eddie Quinn, Chas 1Iustac9,
Johnnie Wilson Charlie Clark, John
Wtsc, Sheriff jarrett.