Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17

the afternoon was devoted to cards.
Among Mrs. Frederick Damon's guests
were Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs. Ar
thur H0dgins, Mrs. Babin, U. s. n.
Mrs. Eaton Of San Francisco. Mrs.
Frank Richardson, Mrs. Arthur Da-
wilson and Mrs Munger of California.
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Mrs. Undertakes Bridge Party.
On Thursday, February the twenty
ninth. Mrs. Edward julius Undertake
will entertain at bridge at her home
at Fort Ruger The distinguished
guest of honor on this occasion will
be Mrs. Chauncey Thomas, wife of
Admiral Thomas. This notable social
gathering will not be large one
If the present plan Is carried out,
there will be four tables of bridges
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captain hnlstead's Luncheon.
Mrs. Schwerin OF San Francisco was
the guest Of honor last Saturday at
a luncheon given on board the u. 5. 5.
! West Virginia by Captain Halstead.
The elaborate junction was served in
the captains cabin, which was ex-
quisitely decorated with PINK chrysan-
! themums. The artificial light shed by
many candles, which was softened by
/ rose pink shaded lent an additional
touch of color to the decorative
/ scheme Of pink and green. The place
cards were unique ana pretty-being
J photographs OF the U. $. 5. virginia.
Some OF them depicting Interior views
of the ship, while others were sketches
OF the exterior. Those who partook
Of Captain Halstead's hospitality were
Mrs. Schwerin, Mrs. Hyde-Smith, Mrs.
Miller, Miss Peterson, Captain and
Mrs. Clifton Carroll Carter. Captain
and Mrs Douglas OF the U. 5. ). Ola
cier, Admiral Switzerland, Mr.. Stach,
and Lieut.. Comdr. Major, U. :. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. AiOng's Dinner.
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Along entertained at "a Chinese
dinner, that was given at their home
on Alexander street. A hand embroid-
cred cover of grass cloth, designed
with chrysanthemums covered the
round table. FIowering Chinese Ill
lies were banked In the center of the
table. The dainty viands consisting
of Oriental food were served on com
plete service of Canton china. The
nI,c. c,rds ware band-nointed Chi
80 ,,,,,,,a, .,,iraa 4, chair national
ao.,vna Am,ng tho host and bostess
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Clarence waterman ana Mr. warren
OF the Lurline.
Mr., Y, Tcnncy's Dancing Party.
One os tho urettiest dancing partles
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fehsacoia ana i'una'''o STREETS rue
lower moor Oh thls peau'iIul house was
! canyassed and converted into pail
room. The spacious rooms can be
thrown into one, consequently the
home proved an ideal place for dance.
| The drawing room and dining room
were pnrIanded with trailing nastu-
MA, oinas Hundreds nj hIossoms
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were "''''"eu :" '"'' ""'n -,
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OF Boston FERNS ana asparanus WIVES
were suspe"ueu rom 'ne se', , ,ho o
hasturiuhs were ,es'ooneu .,on' Wv
chahueiiers' STRATUS o' '"e "o"e'"s
vines were caught mere ana 'nere
amongst the baskets Oh Breehery' Inc
prettiest effect OF all was produced
by myriads OF brilliantly coiored Dut-
textiles OF all sizes resting on ,hs
MOVERS Ihey were 30 me IKE anu
cleverly designed that the IMPRESSION
given was that these sli,'erlns III
sects had howh through 'he WINDOWS
ana aiighteu upon tne movers. lhe
long GIT mirrors u, ,he drawing room
were garIahueu Win ,he has,uriuins'
the looking siasses rehect'hs tne now
ers ana Du.ternIes' ne'Ween ,ie arcn-
ways connecting tne uiHereh' roohi
were suSPenueu paske,s ~ qualn'
snapea, n''eu VIII n' ha,, r ,,,i, ~,
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