Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02
Mrs.. eeekIey'. Poi Luncheon.

WIS 6cCkicyS fot lunChecn.
Madam Mary C. Beckley gave her
son and daughter-in-law. a royal VOL
come Monday, when she entertained
at poi luncheon In their honor The
guests of honor had returned from
their wedding tour. on the Mong liza.
Queen Ifliuckalani who accepts very
few invitations was present at this
suspicious occasion. for she consid-
crs herself an old friend RI the hos.
tess, and young couple. This enter
tainmcnt was by far the most elab-
crate Of the week. and the decora-
lions were beautiful. During the re
past the health of the Queen was pri-
posed and every one stood while
drinking to the toast. Later the Hon.
Allan Herbert proposed the toast that
happiness and longevity would be the
lot OF the happy young married cou-
pie. A number of clever speeches
were made and the entertainment
was delightful In every way. About
fifty friends were invited.
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Charles Stevens Entertains.
Mr.. Charles Stevens, the son OF
Paymastor and Mrs. Stevens was host
AT an enjoyable party. that was given
at his home at Waikiki, Friday even
ing. The affair was given In honor
of Mr.. William AMI Henley Chap
man. During the evening games were
played. Miss Ruth Anderson won the
first prize, handsome brass vase
and the guests OF honor were each
presented with a guest prize. These
pretty trophies were Hawaiian scenes
framed in the natural island wood.
At half after ten delicious buffet
supper was served, the house having
been decorated with ported palms and
asters. After supper the young peo-
pie sat In the beach and played uku-
leles and sang Hawaiian songs and =,
delightful evening was experienced.
Among those present were the Misses
Ruth Anderson, Helen Spalding,
Thelma Murphy. Ruth Soper, Mar
garet Center. Elizabeth Davis. Mar
tina McChesney and Messrs. william
and Henley Chapman. Francis Coop
err, c. Stevens. Alan Renton, Wrenn
Timberlake and Alexander Anderson.
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Mrs. George Fairchilds. wife of
Senator Fairchilds. arrived on the
Mongolia Monday. This young So
ciety matron has been absent from the
tglt nd fnv rnnn al xatx1t i.
Most of the time has been spent in
Germany, where he youngest daugh-
ter has been under the care of
noted specialist The many friends of
Senator and Mrs. Fairchild will be
glad to learn that the little one" Is
enjoying excellent health. The Sem
atOr came from his home on Kauai,
Sunday, to meet his family.
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The George Becklcys nj Home.
A picture appears on the society
page of Mrs. George Beckley, nee
Campbell, whose marriage took place
last month in San Francisco. Mrs.
Beckley is handsome girl. She and
her husband have been given royal
welcome since their return on the
Mongolia last Monday. Mrs. George
Beckley purchased her trOusseau dur
ing her recent European trip. Many
of her gowns are Paquin models, and
most Of her trousseau was purchased
In Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck
ley are for the present residing at the
peninsula.
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The Messrs Cats Dancing Party.
Mr.. Jack Gait and Mr.. Carter Gait
have issued invitations for dancing
party that is to be given on the elev-
cnth of September The society
event is to DO given in honor of their
cousin. Miss Elizabeth Carter who
leaves on the 18th Of September to
resume her studies at fashionable
Eastern school.
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Doctor and Mrs. HObdy's Dinner.
Governor and Mrs. Walter Frear,
Doctor and Mrs. Mccormack. General
and Mrs. Montgomery Macomb and
Admiral and Mrs. Walter Cowles were