Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13

enough to be in attendance. Miss Stur.
geon is a very sweet and winsome girl
and Is much sought in the social set
of Honolulu. The house was most
beautifully decorated, a profusiOn OF
flowers greeting one on all sides. The
rcception.rOom was a-blOOm in yellow
lilies with cosmos and Chrysanthe.
NUNS of the same soft. yellow tone
The drawing-room was masscd i'm vel.
low roses and ivory.whitc Gala lilies
The lanai. where refreshments were
served, was most artistically decorat.
ed with pink rambler roses and yellow
Marshal Neal roses. Miss Sturgeon
was assisted in the reception of her
guests by her mother, Mrs. Henry Wa.
tcrhouse, and her guests were Miss
Grace Davis. for whom this party was
arranged; Mrs. Thomas Wall. Mrs
Montague Cooke, Mrs. Lefferts, Mrs
Clarence Cooke, Mrs. Richard Cooke
Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Grace Cooke
Mrs. George Waterhouse. Mrs Fred
Waterhouse, Mrs. John Waterbouse
Miss Margaret WaterhOuse. Mrs
George Isenberg, Mrs. w. l.. Whitney
Mrs. White Sutton, Mrs. Frank Atbcr.
ton, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. Frederick
Lowrey, Mrs. Albert Waterhouse. Mr.,
Lemuel Stevens, Miss Florence Hon,
mann, Mrs. Sherwood Bowrcy. Miss
Helen North, Mrs. Singlehurst Mrs
Charles Weight, Miss Katherine Good.
ale, Miss Laura Mott, Miss Juicttc
Hartwell, Miss BerniCc HartweIl. Miss
Dorothy Hartwell. Mrs. Albert Judd
Mrs. Lawrence Judd. Miss Jessie Ken.
nedy. Miss Muriel Howatt. Mrs. How.
att, Miss Marion Havland, Mrs. Sam
Castle, Miss Geraldine Ncumann. Mrs.
Harold Castle, Miss Whittemorc Miss
Robson, Miss Cowlcs. Miss Achilles,
Mrs. A. Along, Mrs. VIII Love, Mrs
Jones, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. Roy Smith.
Miss Alice Cooper, Miss Ethel Spald.
ing, Miss Mary Cation. Miss Kenny
Cation, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss JUL.
cite Cooke, Mrs. w. Grccnwell. Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs Walter Dil.
bingham, Mrs. John =. Erdman, Miss
Jane Whine, Miss Edith Williams
Miss Buchanan, Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh
Miss Alice Thompson. Mrs. Geo Pot.
ter, Mrs. Waldron. Mrs. Gustav Schac.
fer, Mrs. G. Waterman, Mrs. Robert
Cation, Mrs. Robert Bond, Miss
Hughes, Mrs. Lou Baldwin. Mrs. Ern.
est Ross, Miss Bertha Kopkc. Miss rs.
Their Kopke, Miss Helen Alexander,
Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Agnes
Walker, Miss Cordela Walker. Mrs
Bruce Cartwright, Miss May Damon,
Mrs. J. Dougherty, Mrs. !. Hedemann.
Miss Frances Dillingham;. Mrs. Clifford
High, Mrs. Frank Thompson. Mrs
Klamp, Mrs. Cornais. Mrs. Clifford
Il min
Chester Livingston. Mrs. Stanley Lily.
ingston, Miss Alice Hopper, Miss Vic.
let Makec Miss Blanche Soper. Mrs
w. Williamson, Mrs. Arthur Wilder.
Miss Claire Kelley, Miss Anna Tuck.
err, Miss Abbey Dow, Mrs. Austin
Jones, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury. Miss Har.
riet Young, Miss Angus. Miss Jean
Angus, Miss Ethel Angus, Miss Doro.
thy Wood, Miss lydia McStOcker, Miss
Julia McStocker, Mrs James Pine Mrs.
l.orrin Smith, Miss Gertrude Brown,
Miss Beatrice IIoldsworth, Mrs. Fred
SMITH, Mrs. Fred. Damon, Mrs. Nal.
colin Mcintyre.
Mrs. Charles Henry Brown was the
hostess at pretty informal dinner on
| Friday evening, given in honor of Miss
Sarah Mech Sheldon. who will re
turn to her home In Seattle in June.
Miss Sheldon has been the eighth.
grade teacher at Punahou for the past
four years.
! The Browns pretty bungalow on
Woodlawn avenue in ManOa valley
was made especially attractive with
clusters Of red carnations, ferns ana
| lilies. Covers were laid for six. The
Ihand-painted plaCc-Cards bore mcssag.
es from famous authors. Each guest
was presented with IA CorsagC bouquet
of English viOlCts. Upon a handsome
embroidered piece. an heirloom, in the
center of the table, was French met.
al basket, Mrs Browns wedding gift
from the hOnOree, which contained
carnations and maidcnhair ferns most
tastcfully arranged No less elaborate
was the menu of the dinner, one dain.
ty after another being served In fault.
less style, the first being Eastern oys.
tors on the halishell, grapefruit with
maraschinO cherries, roasted chicken
with dressing, Creamed new potatoes.
French peas, rosella jelly, sailed al.
monds, olives, celery and tomato and
lettuce salad with mayonnaisc dress
ing, individual NeapOlitan cakes beau,
! tifully iced, coffee and assorted nuts
and bOnhOns. Those who enjoyed this
feast of Lucullus were Mrs Brown,
Miss Sheldon, Miss Claire Henrietta
UeCke, Miss Blanche NJ. Folsom, Miss
Zennia May liummel and Miss Ruth
Eloise Brown.