Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-07

It's general plan. Examples:
Parthenon Athens; Temple of
Neptune PaeStum.
3. The Green Temple (Continued):
It's sculptures and other decor
atoms. Examples: Erecthcion
and Temple of Nike Apteros,
Athens.
4. Further Classic Types. The Pal
ace; the Tomb: the Theatre.
Ancient Models: Palace of Hi
nos, CrOssuS, Crete; Beehive
Tomb, Mysenae, Greece; Thea
tire of Dionyeseus. Athens. Rem
aissanCe Adaptations: (a) Pal
asziO VeOchio Florence; Cha
teau de ChambOrd, France. OBJ
Pantheon, Paris; Baptistcry,
Pisa.
5. The Greatest Greek Sculpture: A
Study based on Russell Sturgi5
g. Roman and Romanesque Types
Architecture of the Round
Arch. Eastern Types: ST.
Marks, Venice: Mosque, Cor
dova Western Types: Santa
Maria, Maggiore. Rome; Dur
ham Cathedral, England.
Z. The Gothic Cathedral: (Architec
ture of the Cable. Its purposes
and general plan. Examples.
Salisbury, England; Anxious,
France.
s. The Gothic Cathedral Continued
Antwerp Milan, Florence.
8. Renaissance Sculpture: A study
from Russell Sturgis' list
10. Some Famous Modern sculpture.
Luncheon at the University Club.
The University Club made a pretty
setting for luncheon that was given
Wednesday by Mrs. Harvey Murray.
This function was given in honor of
Mrs William Williamson. Pale Law
ender asters, yelled with pale pink
and lavender tulle Onamented the
were miniature white, satin bridal
slippers. All of the guests are de-
voices to bridge whist, at the con-
cusion of the delicious midday re-
past several rubbers of bridge were
enjoyed. Prizes We're awarded at
each table. and consisted of silken /
hosiery and dainty scarfs. They were |
won by Mrs Henry of San Francisco |
Mrs. J. Morton Riggs and Mrs. E, w
Rice Among those who We're inyit- /
ed to meet Mrs. William Williamson |
were the Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. |
Frederick Damon Mrs. Arthur David /
son, Mrs. Edward Watson. Mrs. Hen
ry of San Francisco. Miss Julie Nc
Stocker. Miss Irene Dickson Miss Ly
dia McStocker. Mrs. James Dougher-
ty Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs. Mrs. ]. f. c.
Hagens and Mrs. e. w. Rice.
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Miss Msgoon's New Years Party.
Miss MagOon made charming hos
Tess on New Years eve. when she in
yited about one hundred of her friends
10 see the Old Year out and the New
Year in. The house throughout was
decorated with scarlet eXorias, palms
and New Years green's. The large
anal on which the young people
'tripped the light fantastic was gar
anded with evergreen wreaths, Christ
mas berries and hanging baskets OF
maiden hair ferns. Tie pillars of this
arge dancing pavilion were complete
covered with strands Of male and
;milaX. Tete-tete corners were ar
'snged by means If gigantic rotted
ea,ms and the tropical banana plant
This dance will go down in the annals
If society as being one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the year-for ev-
Try detail was thought of and arrang-
ID for the entertainment Of the guests.
Nr. and Mrs. Ponds Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Pond entertain
ID Saturday evening at a delightful
Inner. The color scheme for this
iftair was green ana Teu. Ian 'ul
class candle sticks adorned with red
;ilken shades, added to the attract
yeness of the table. Red carnations
we're used profusely as floral orna-
The place cards were
and-painted, with design of scarlet
carnations in the right hand corner
Among those present at the dinner
we're: Mr.. and Mrs Pond, their moth
n. Mrs. Eldridge, Judge and Mrs. Sell
len Kingsbury, Mr., and Mrs. l.. Ten
hey Peck and others.
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,aptain and Mrs. CoWles' Dinner.
A large fancy basket filled with
scarlet carnations, occupied the CEN