Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

n q RS. William Richard Castle
~ ~ entertained Wednesday aft
H@ ernoon, in honor OF Mrs.
EEN Ball of Boston, Mass. This
HwH function was in the nature
of a luncheon. Fourteen
guests were hidden to meet the guest
Of honor. Mrs. Castle and Mrs Ball
welcomed their guests in the flower
bedecked drawing ROOM tifIin was
served promptly at one o'clock. The
two tables were decorated in pink and
violet. Large gold baskets filled with
Duchess roses, occupied the center of
these tables, purple violets were scat
tered indiscriminately over the, table,
thus producing an artistic result. The
place cards were beautiful hand paint
ed affairs, prOtraying PASTORAL scenes.
Among those present We're: Mrs. Viii
liam Richard Castle, Mrs. Ball, Mrs
Walter Frear, Mrs. Macomb, Mrs.
CoWles, Mrs. Sanford Ballad Dole
Mrs. George Carter Mrs. Adams Of
Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs. Benjamin f. Dill
lfneham, Mrs. Frederick Jewett Low
rey, Mrs. Francis Damon. Mrs. Ben
jamin Lodge Marx, Mrs. Selden Kings
bury, wife of Judge Kingsbury Of
Maui, Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Will
liam L. Moore. and Mrs Wilbur who
is a guest at the Moana Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dinner.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Thomas of New York were host
and hostess at an enjoyable dinner
that was given in the private dining
room of the Young Hotel. Scarlet
carnations were banked in the center
of the table; at the four corners of
the tables were placed candelabra, Or
namented with fluffy red shades. The
light from these numerous candles
shed a becoming glow over the as
sembled guests. The cloth on this
large circular table was completely
covered by red carnations, and maid
enhair fern. Cunha's quintet club
played during the dinner. At the con-
clusion of this repast the host, host
ess and guests adjourned to the "roof
garden" enjoying the Hawaiian glee
club and the tropical moonlight Mrs
Ralph Thomas wore a superb gown of
royal purple satin, draped in dark
blue chiffon, embroidered in blue
hn in hni,
diamonds and emeralds were the
handsome jewels worn. Miss Claire
Williams wore one of Paquins mod
elG of black velvet. This was a stun
ming creation, and suited this young
society girl to perfection. Red pop
\ pies were worn in her coiifure, and a
persian scarf was thrown over her
shoulders Mrs Eric Knudsen was
clad in beautiful white satin, with a
tunic of silver. Mrs. James Judd
wore an exquisite gown of pale blue,
scquined in silver. Mrs. George
Cookies gown of pink satin, embroid-
cred in q conventional design, was
much admired Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cooke, Senator and Mrs
Eric knudsen, DR.. and Mrs. James
Judd, Miss Claire Williams and Mr.
Bruce Cartwright, Jr.
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DR.. and Mrs. Ormond Wallis Buffe
Supper.
DR. and Mrs. Ormond Wall werf
hosts at a delightful buffet suppe
that was given in honor of thei
brother Mr. Charles Wall, who lef
the following day for his home il
California. Shasta daisies ornament
ed this beautiful bungalow-which b!
the way is considered one of the mos
artistic in town. Only the members o
the family were invited to this affair
An impromptu musical program wa
rendered during the evening, a deli
cious hot supper was served at clever
O'Clock. Among those present were
Madam Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Philll
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mr.
and Mrs. Howatt, Mr. and Mrs. Wa!
ter Wall Mr.. and Mrs. Frel Smith
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wall Miss Stel
Ia Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wall