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

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Mrs Anterior, Mrs. Won Holt. Mrs. /
Hitchcock. Mrs. Cooper, Miss Hop
per, Mrs. Davies, Mrs Walbridge.
! Vocal-Esa's Dream. -, Mrs. Cooper |
Paper-The Nibeungen Ring ....
.................... Mrs. Won Holt |
Two Pianos-The Ride of the Val
kyries. Miss Hopper, Miss Stevens |
| Piano-Magic Fire ..............
| ....................M Mrs. Westervelt |
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To Visit the Volcano of kilauea.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Bowles, prom
| inent society folk of Vancouver arr
| enjoying a visit to the Volcano of XII
| lauea. Tourists claim that the tripi
! across The Pacific, is well worth
while, if only to visit this wonderful
volcanic eruption. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Bowles further state that the resi-
dents of Vancouver are deeply inter-
ested in the Hawaiian islands and
their numerous friends that have Wis
tied Honolulu are boosters of the ISL
| lands. Mr. BCwles is the General
Freight Agent of the Canadian-Aus-
tralian line at Vancouver.
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Dinner on U. S. S. Thetis.
Lieutenant Pine was host at a jolly,
dinner Saturd y evening, aboard the
u. S. S. Thetis. The long table at
which the guests were seated was
banked With long-stemmed purple VIC
lets, the place cards were ornament
ed with garlands of these flowers
Those sea ed around the violet
strewn table were Captain and Mrs.
Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Hooking, Miss
Frances Cochran, Miss Florence Hoff-
man, Miss Katherine Stephens, Miss
Lydia McStocker, Miss Helen North
Lieutenant Pine, Doctor Gillespie,
Lieutenant Robinson. Lieutenant Par
sons and Lels enant Blair.
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Mr. and Mrs. Huteson's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huteson, who are
guests for the winter at the Moana
Hotel, entertained at a dinner Wednes
day evening, complimentary to the
beautiful Princess Kawananakoa. The
oval table was massed with pink
Duchess roses and smilax. The place
cards were hand painted depicting
scenes of the island. Among Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutesons guests were the Prin-i
cess Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams, Mr. and Mrs Harley of FAN
River, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs and
others.
coctor and Mrs. Jucd's Dinner.
Pink roses were used profusely as
table decorate when Doctor and
Mrs James judd entertained six Of
their friends at dinner at their at
tractive home. The place cards were
extremely pretty with their ornamen-
tation of roses. After dinner the host
and hostess and their guests attended
the University Club ball Among
those seated at the table were Doc
tor and Mrs. James Judd, Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Knudsen of Kauai. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Klamp and Mr.. AMI
NTS. CDdllcS Nll1eF.
Captain and Mrs. Mark Dinner.
Yellow Cosmos formed the deco2a-|
ton for the dinner when Captain and
Mrs. Arthur Mark entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of Brigadler-I
General ard Mrs Macomb Covers
were laid for twelve, the place cards
were done in wafer color, in design
of yellow flowers, thus contributing,
to the color scheme of yellow and
green. This entertainment was in the
nature of bridge dinner" for at the;
conclusion of the repast this fascin-
ating amusement was INDUCED in. The
guests of honor are devotees to this
game, and are considered among the,
best players of the service set Among
those who enjoyed Captain and Mrs.
Mark hospitality were General and
Mrs, Macomb, Major and Mrs. Ne
vile, Captain and Mrs. Koester of
the Fifth Cavalry. Mr.. and Mrs. Deer
ing, Mrs Newell of Minneapolis and
Miss Stephens.
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Mrs. Auuur's Luncheon.
nova! form of entertainment wasi
chosen by Mrs. George Augur, when
she entertained Tuesday, at a Japan
csc luncheon, complimentary to Mrs.
Seymour Hall. This function was in
the nature of "a FAREWELL as Mrs.
Hall leaves for the mainland Satur-
day The decorations for the table
were entirely in an Oriental effect.
and the dainty viands were of Japan
ese concoction. Japanese kmonos
and sandals were provided for each
guest and were worn during the SER
vice of the luncheon. Instead Of
knives and forks. wooden chop sticks
were found at each place. Among
Mrs, Augur's guests were Mrs Sey-
mour Hall, Mrs Samuel Baldwin. Mrs.
Lawrence Judd and Mrs. Walter
Coombs.
Templeton Croker Breaks Rib. 4
While cranlling his automobile here
on Monday evening, Templeton Crock
er sustained what is technically known
as n COLES fracture of a right rib He
was taken to his residence and, last