Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-17
Miss Warehouses; Luncheon.

Miss Warehouse entertained Wed.
nesday at a beautifully appointed
luncheon In honor of Miss Alice Ro,h
the "bride-to-be' of Mr.. Frank +
Thompson. The table was abloon
with pink roses. A tall cut glass vase
filled with roses occupied the center
of the table. The places we're marked
by wreaths, made from quantities o.
roses and ferns, with the name care
attached with pale. pink satin ribbon
Those present were Miss Margare
Waterhouse, Miss Alice Roth. Mrs
Charles Wilcox, Mrs. Putnam. wifi,
of DR.. Putnam of Kauai, Mrs. Clifford
B. High, Miss Vera Damon, Miss
Catherine Goodale, Miss Marjorie Pc
terson and Miss Hopper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Dinner.
An enjoyable dinner was given last
Monday in honor of Miss Alice Roth
and Mr.. Frank f. Thompson. On this
occasion Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phil
lips were the entertainers and the
dinner was given at their home on
Kewalo street. Brides roses were
quite an appropriate decoration, con
tributing TO the pre-nuptial idea, for
Miss Roth will become the bride OF
Mr.. Frank Z. Thompson on June the
twentieth. Three handsome cut glass
vases were arranged In circular
form and filled with white roses
White satin ribbon and maiden hail
ferns added to the beauty of the ia
BILE appointments. The place cards
were provocative of much merriment
and mirth, they were In book FORM
with the title of corrective table
manners. The rules were the oppo-
site of the table etiquette that is per-
MISSILE in polite society and on be-
ing read aloud, were enjoyed hugely
by the guests Among Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips guests were Miss Alice Roth
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford b. High, Mr.
Frank E. Thompson, Dr. Hodgins and
Mr.. Kelley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt Entertained.
The Won Hollis beautiful home
"Palehua" in the heart of the Waia.
nae mountains, was the scene OF a
merry and delightful house party on
Saturday, Sunday (Kamehameha's
birthday. The host and hostess and
their guests motored TO the foot OF
the mountain trail. from there took
horses and rode to their destination
The house is situated at an altitude
Of nearly three thousand feet, the
scenery of the adjacent chain Of
mountains Is awe inspiring, and SC
beautiful that one would be foolish
TO even attempt to describe the won.
der of 1t all Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt
are experienced entertainers and
their guests always enjoy their Law
ish hospitality, for every provision Is
made for their comfort and entertain
ment. This last outing was no ex
ception to the rule.
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Mrs. Clifton Carter's Luncheon.
Mrs. Clifton Carter was one Of this
weeks luncheon hostesses. Hel
guests were hidden to her home OF
Wednesday last. where a delicious re
past was partaken OF. After tiffin th'
hostess and her guests motored to the
Pail and Moanalua. Among Mrs. Car
ter's guests we're Mrs. Andrew Fuller
Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Frank Edwards
wife Of Captain Edwards, and others
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General and Mrs. Maeomb's Dinner.
A beautiful dinner was given Tues
day evening by General and Mrs, Ma
comb. Their home on Keeaumokr
street was handsomely decorated fol
the occasion. On this occasion Col
onel and Mrs. Slbley were the motiI
for the affair.
Miss PetersOn's Luncheon.
Miss Alice Roth, who has been the
incentive for numerous social affairs
for the past fortnight, was the guest
Of honor at a luncheon at the home
OF Miss Marjorie Peterson on Tues
day. The Cassia Nodosa were used
profusely as table decoration. These
flowers bear a strong resemblance to
apple blossoms and are equally as
fragrant, and are one of the most
beautiful tropical flowers of the ISL
ands, The dainty pink blossoms
heavily outlined crystal mirror, the
mirror having been arranged in the
center OF the highly polished hard