Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-23


Mrs. Soper's Four o'clock Tea.
Mrs. Eric Alfred Knudsen. wife of
Senator Knudsen, was the motif for
a four o'clock tea that was given
Monday afternoon by Mrs John Har-
ris Soper. A profusion of pink be-
gonias and potted plants formed an
attractive decoration. The hostess
and the guest of honor received in
the drawing room. At four o'clock
every one was seated at small tables,
decorated with sprigs of maidenhair
and pink bigonias; the flowers and
ferns were arranged in cut glass
vases and bowls. Dainty and de-
licious refreshments were passed
Among those invited to meet Mrs.
Eric Alfred knudsen were Mrs. Harry
Wilder. Mrs. Paul Isenberg. Mrs. Nc
Gauley Of San Francisco, Mrs Emil
Waterman. Mrs. A. Mason of Kohala,
Mrs. n. p. wood, Mrs. +. Patton,
Mrs Frank Putnam of Kauai. Miss
X. Ward. Miss Soper, Miss Anne
Ward, Mrs. Thomas Victor King, Miss
Blanche Sopcr and Miss Helen Kim
ball.
Miss Thclma MarPhy's ThimbIe Party.
Miss Thelma Murphy entertained at
q delightful "Thimble Party" at her
home on Victoria street The guests
were invited for Thursday afternoon
The home was prettily decorated with
red poinsettias. At four o'clock the
hostess and her guests were seated
at large koa table. where delicious
refreshments were served Among
Miss Murphys guests were Miss
Helen Spalding. Miss Rose Herbert,
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss Fran
els Couzens, Miss Dorothy Ward of
New York. Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Margaret Res;arick,
Miss Rutl, Anderson, Miss Hazel
auckland. Miss Fannie Hoogs aud
Miss Helen Mclean
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Party on l.. y. y. Maryland.
The officers Of the u. $. 8. Mary
iahu wiz ktN' u sNtN 1'tt y Eve party
ON board their ship. Quite number
Of town folk have been invited
Promptly at midnight the Maryland's
band will play, and the hosts and
their guests will dance the old year
out and the new year in.
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Mr. and Mrs. T.. Fayon Bishops
Dance.
The social calendar will be marked
with ain important event on January
the third. for It is on that evening
that Mr.. and Mrs. L. Faxon Bishop
are planning to give dancing party
ut the Oahu Country Club. Their
niece. Miss Ethel Bishop. will be the
guest of honor. The invitations will
be issued the first OF next week
About sixty young people are to be
invited.
Miss WlthrOw's Tea.
Miss Evelyn Almond Withrow en-
| tertained a few friends informally ut
tea at the Kilohana' Art League Mon
day afternoon. Miss Withrow has
been extensively entertained during
her sojourn In the Islands. Mondays
affair was planned to show her appre-
citation toward her numerous friends
Like most impromptu affairs, the en-
tertainment was very enjoyable. The
hostess mother and sister assisted
In the entertainment of the guests.
Among those who attended this de-
lightful affair were Mrs. Sarah y.
Newcomb, Mrs. Richard lvers, Mrs.
Wall, Mrs. Sanford Ballard Dole, MIR.
and Mrs. L. l.. McCandless, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Howard Hitchcock. Mr.. Il. A.
Newcomb. Mrs. Henry Won Holt, Mrs.
Edward julius Undertake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Levers. Judge and Mrs.
Philip Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Gurrey Jr. and others.
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Dance nj Fort Shafter.
The dance ut Fort Shafter, to be
given by the officers and their wives,
has every indication of being great
success. The invitations have been
issued for the twenty-ninth of this
month, that date falling on Friday
evening. The Second Infantry Band
will furnish the music for dancing,
and the hall will be effectively deco
rated With Christmas berries. holly.
MALE and palms. Pennants and flags
will also be introduced In the deco
rations.
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Captain aud Mrs. Carriers Bridge
Party.
The home Of Captain and Mrs. Cliff
ton Carroll Carter was festooned with
holly and MALE. the occasion being a
bridge party" that was given Thurs
day evening The pretty home was
filled with ported Towering poinset-
tias. TIE combination OF the two col
ors. scarlet and green. being used on
account of the approaching holiday
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