Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-13

About twenty-five children have been
invited. Juvenile games will be ply
ed on the lawn and German folk songs
are to be sung-numerous games have
been planned to entertain the tiny
tots. At four o'clock delicious refresh
ments will be served on the lanai,
the sea. sPale pink ear.
nations and violets are to be used eX.
clusivnly in the decoration Of this
room. Among the children who have
been invited are the little Misses War.
rem Bockus, Geraldine BOclius Alice .
Philips. Margaret Philips, Elizabeth .
Waterhouse Sybil Hooking. Ailccn .
Waterman, Gretchen Klebahn. Betty /
Wall. Katherine Wall, Marie Humpp Il.
reys. Roselle wall. Margaret Dyer. |.
Mary Weaver. Ida Weaver, Helene /.
Morgan, Masters Dick Wall Nelson
Bockus. Edward Grossman. Andrew
Westervelt and others.
Mrs. Batchel0r's and Mrs. Douglas
Tea.
Amongst the prettiest entertain.
ments of the week was the tea given
from 3 to Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank Bachelor and Mrs. Doug
las. The motif for the handsomely
arranged reception was Mrs. Percy
Cleghorn. The two hOstesses. their
guest of honor and Madame Cicghorn
receive In the drawing room. Mrs.
Douglas looked very handsome In q
hand made lingerie robe, inlet with
quantities of lace Mrs. Bachelor look
ed exceedingly pretty in u princess
gown of Cluny lace, over white satin
Mrs. Percy Cleghorn was a picture IN
Paris gown of Venetian point lace
over maize satin. A large lace hat
was worn. trimmed In orchids. Mad
/ anne Cleghorn was bccOmingly clad
In grey. with turban of yiolcts. Mrs
| James NJ. MonSarrat poured coffee and
Mrs. Frederick Is. Chandler served the
punch in the dining room at a Circu-
/ lar table covered with an exquisite
cloth of Cluny lace. The table was
decorated with white roses. Mrs.
James NJ. Monsarrat looked handsome
in satin messalinc. with an over.
dress of black chiffon on Brussels
lace. A black velvet hat, trimmed
with Bird of Paradise aigrettes com
pleted the stunning costume. Srs
Frederick b. Chandler wore a chic
afternoon frock OF cream marquisettC
with touches of green. 4 black and
white picture hat was worn. Mis-!
Florence Winter. Miss Emma Lyon
and Miss Dorothy Winter assisted II
the dining room. This trio of prett,
girls were clad In dainty lingeri,
gowns. The color scheme for the tei
' was carried out in white and green,
this color being chosen to carry on
the post-nuptial idea for the guest o
honor's wedding occurred only fey
y months ago. The decorations wer
> effective, In the drawing room an
D literally dozens OF large white chr,
y santhemums were used. The hOstes
). Is the possessOr OF numerous India
II baskets. which were filed with tn
flowers as well as jardiniers and vase
OF DfdSS. Among tne lTleHuS WHO pal
their respects during the afternoo
l. were Mrs. Henry Il. Restarick, vii
u of Bishop Rcstarick. Mrs. Walt,
= COombs, Mrs. Walter Emory, MIR
> Martha Winter, Mrs. Elmer Winan
Miss Marsh, Miss Taggart. Miss Ma
! jorie Freeth. Mrs. Franklin, Mr.
: Friedly Mrs. Ault, wife of CanO
! Ault, Mrs. W l.. Howard, Mrs. Ph
l. lip Weaver. Mrs. Perley Horne, Mi'
, Parsons, Miss Florence Lee, Miss Not
y Miss Ripley Mrs. Bernice Walbridg
Madame Cleghorn. Mrs. Il. Churcl
Mrs. A. n. Campbell, Mrs. DE Latigu
Mrs. Mrs. John T. Warren, Miss JIG
: ephine Soper. Miss Blanche Sopc
a Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ernest Kopkc. Mi
~ Blair, Miss Louise Lucas, Mrs. Chr
- jenkins and others.
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