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

The letin presents in the
social columns today the photograph
OF Mrs. Theodore Wores, the wife OF
the celebrated artist The photograph
is taken from a painting of his wife,
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Mrs. Ramps Tea.
one of the handsomeSt teas of the
winter was given by Mrs. Frederick
Klamp, Tuesday, at her home on
Thurston avenue. The hostess per-
sonal supervision was evident in the
details of the decorations, which were
carried out to the smallest detail with
painstaking effort to procure har-
monious effects This tea was not a
large affair, but proved very enjoyable.
Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Shepherd-the
mother and sister Of Mrs. Hobby
We're the motifs for the entertainment.
The hostess and her two guests of
honor received in the drawing room
between the hours of and 6. On the
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Clarence Cooke poured tea, and Mrs
James Judd served coffee at flower
bedecked table covered by a cloth OF
Cluny lace. Sandwiches ices and cake
were served la buffet from the north
east side of the veranda. Mrs. Klamp
possesses the happy faculty of enter
tanning and the great gift of making
her friends feel at home. Her father is
a colonel in the United States army
Wherever Colonel Girard was station
ed, his daughter had the skill of as
sembling congenial people, thus max
ing their home the rendezvous for eel
ehrated and distinguished personages.
All of Mrs. Ramps entertainments are
enjoyed. and Tuesdays affair proved
no exception to the rule. The follow
ing guests were present; Mrs. Warner,
Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Hobby, Mrs.
Meyer of San Francisco, Mrs Morris
Grossman, Mrs, Mamie Phillips, Mrs.
Eric Knudsen. Mrs. Ross Kingsbury,
Mrs. Robbins Anderson, Mrs. Brainerd
Smith, Mrs. Thomas Wall, Mrs l.. Ten
ney Peck, Mrs. Newton Locke, Mrs. AL
Ian Pottomlcy, Mrs Frank Richardson,
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. James Judd,
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs. An
drew Fuller, Mrs. Albert Judd Mrs. b.
GriEgs Holt, Mrs. William Whitney,
Mrs Harry Wilder, Mrs. Henry Fred
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James McCandless, Mrs. ]. S Walker.
Mrs Patterson of Portland Ore; Mrs.
Lakeland, Mrs. William Love. Mrs,
Charles. Weight, Mrs. Clarence Cooke,
Mrs Joseph Schwartz and others.
Valentine Elmer,
One of the chief dinners scheduled
on the Social Calendar" for next
week. will be given by Mrs. James
Hough at the MOana. Covers will be
arranged for twenty-five guests and
the private dining room of the beau
tiful Moana Hotel will be attractive
ly decorated for the occasion Tues
day is the anniversary of st. Valen-
tine, the decorations will be carried
out to commemorate this annual event
This celebration is being given in
honor of Mrs. Hough's two daughters
Mrs. James Hough. and her attrac-
tive daughter, Miss Helen, while re-
siding at the Moana last year, gave
number of entertainments, consisting
of luncheons dinners and teas-the
decorations for these functions were
not only beautiful but were novel ana
unique and provided enjoyment for the
numerous friends that they made last
year, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hough's
home is considered one Of the most
beautiful in Stockton California, aud
is the center of social activities for
the smart set of that city Mrs
Hough and her two daughters will re-
main in Honolulu for about six weeks
in April they will journey to Japan
and China. planning to visit the for
mer country during the cherry bios