Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20

Mrs. Clifton Carroll Carter, MIR. and
Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs. Hyde-Smith,
Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Marion
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Francis
Captain Halstcad Of the
4. s. s. West Virginia, Captain Ire
hume, u. s. n, paymastcr Dyrc of the
Navy, Mr.. Leslie Scott and others.
4 4 4
Miss Marjorie Pcterson's Tea.
Miss Marjorie Peterson has issued
invitations for Il tea that is to be
given Tuesday afternoon, January the
23rd. ut her home on Keeamoku street.
The hours are from to 6. Mrs.
George lsenberg, nee Waterhouse,
who has recently returned to Homo
lulu with her husband. is the motif
for the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballcntync's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne
entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing In honor of Mrs. Ahearn, Mrs.
Bates and the Misses Bates of Ottawa,
Canada, who are old friends of theirs.
At the prcttily appointed dinner scar
let cxorias we're used exclusively as
floral ornamentation.
Judge and Mrs. Dole's Dinner.
Thursday, Judge and Mrs. Sanford
Ballard Dole entertained M luncheon,
at their home on Emma street, The
distinguished guests of honor we're
General and Mrs Montgomery Ma
comb. The trailing scarlet bougan-
villea vine ornamcnted the long tables
at which the illustrious company was
seated. The Dole home is historical
In way, for many notable and emf
nent guests have been entertained
under its hospitable roof. The
house reminds one of beautiful, old
southern home, with its spacious
rooms. and rambling galleries. The
rooms are filled with old paintings,
and art treasures gathered from all
over the world. And a visit to this
beautiful home can well be consid-
cred privilege. Among Thursdays
guests were General and Mrs. Mont
gomery Maconb, Governor Walter
Frear. CAPTAIN Halstead of the U. S.
s. West Virginia, Miss Mary Hookc
of Boston. Mrs. Frederick Jewett
Iowrey, Mrs Ebcn Low, Doctor and
Mrs. Johnston of Fort Shalter, and
Mr.. and. Mrs. James Dole.
Tea Mt Governor Carriers Home.
MIR. and Mrs. c. $. Weight, who
are making a trip around the world
will arrive In Honolulu on the CleVe-
land. While the steamer Is Ill por'
they VIII be the incentive LOT mum
per VI Soe'a' s"'"o,''s'' i"o, or
DOM kah'aaihas' anu are eA'ee''hs'!
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aroa,o ~ hopor ro,,tivee and init.
mate friends have been invited. The
ohioct of tho entertainment IS to have
the puosts of honor meet their old
friends. The social assemblage will
be characterized by informality.
Mr.. Gcrrlt Wilder left Tuesday on the
Mauna Kea for u short trip to the other
islands. ,..
4 4
Meeting OF Service Bridge Club.
The club life in Honolulu Is not on
ly a source of enjoyment to the mcr
folk, but the women as well. There
are many organizations and among
them can be numbered Afternoon
bridge club. Strange as II may seen
in town of this size. there are NJ
regular evening bridge clubs. with tn
membership composed Of men and We
men. There Is to be club organize
10 meet this want. The first meet
ing will occur at the home OF Majo
and Mrs. Wotten's, at Fort DE Russy
The future plans OF the club are to ID
discussed at this meeting ans>a deci
sion to have many members the clll