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

ndHi' MI iODuTH, Mt. n. Lewis, JT.
Mr.. +. I. Spalding, II. d. NJ. Consul
, Harrington.
Miss Geraldine Neuman's Dinner.
! Among the pretty entertainments
taat took place on st. Valentines Day
was the dinner given by Miss Gerald.
Inc Neuman. Miss Ethel Bishop was
the complimented guest. The ap.
pointments Of the dinner were beauti-
q, full and the color scheme was scarlet
and green. A profusion of red hearts
varying In size were used on the TIA
BILE and throughout the dining room.
The bon bons and dinner favors were
all heart shaped. The place cards
were Valentines arranged on stand
ards representing cunning Cupids with
bows and arrows. The center OF the
table was banked with double hibis-
Gus In scarlet hue. Saucy little
Cupids were placed amongst the flow
ers. producing novel effect. Among
Miss Geraldine Neuman's guests were
Miss Ethel Bishop, Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney. Miss Violet Makee, Miss He
len Achilles, Miss Hattie Lucas and
Miss Edith Williams, Mr.. George Can
avarro. DIR. Chambers OF the U. S. S.
U. 8. s. Thetis, Lieut.. Vaughan of
Fort Ruger, Mr.. Walter Kendall, Mr..
Guy Mncfarlane and Mr.. George Full
er.
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Dinner Dance on u. y. \. California.
Delightful In every respect was the
dinner dance" that was given on Sat
Iurday evening by the junior officers of
the Y. s. s. California. Mrs. Charles
Wood Of New York and Mrs. Schu-
man were the chaperones. The din
ner was served In the junior mess
room. The table decorations were
elaborate and very attractive being
carried out in pansies, yellow chrysan-
themums. smilax and maiden hair
ferns The dinner favors were leis,
composed of pansies and maiden hair
ferns, which were worn during the
dinner. In the center Of the large ia
BILE were cut glass bowls filled with
yellow chrysanthemums and Austria
liam maiden hair ferns. The silver
candelabra were shaded with shades,
to match the central decoration. The
manipulated place cards depicted ORR
entail scenes OF travel. During the
elaborate and jolly repast the ships
orchestra played excellent music. Aft
er dinner dancing was enjoyed on the
quarterback. Among those present at
the dinner were Miss Myrtle Schu-
man, Miss Martha McChesney. Miss
Dorothy Wood OF New York. Miss He
len Spalding. Miss McLennon, who IL
a guest at the Moana Hotel, Midship-
man Bode, Mldshipman O'Brien, Mid
shipman Ware, Midshipman Marsh.
Midshipman Anderson. Midshipman
Callahan and the two chaperones. Mrs.
Gus Schuman and Mrs. Charles Wood
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Mrs. McStOcker's Luncheon.
The bridge luncheon given yesterday
afternoon provided much enjoyment
for the friends who were invited to
participate in the affair. A dozen COW
ers encircled the highly polished cir
cular table, which was adorned with
yellow core opsis. white marguerites
and lace ferns. The surface of the TIA
BILE was covered with large center
piece of Cluny lace with small doilies
to match. A large cut glass bowl,
filled with daisies and coreopsis was
placed on the exquisite hand made
center-piece. The place cards were
and-painted with floral design OF
yellow coreopsis. The hostess and
her guests are partial to bridge" aft
er the elaborate and enjoyable lunch
con, this absorbing game was enjoy
ed. Among Mrs. +. McStocker's guests
were Mrs. Lorrin Thurston. Mrs. Hen
ny Frederick Wichman, Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs. Zeno X. Myers. Mrs. T.. y. Pax
ton, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs,
Theodore Lansing, Mrs. Emil Water
man. Mrs. A. Humphreys and Mrs.
Fred Smith.
Llent. and Mrs. BerthOf's Dinner.
Keen disappointment has been ex-
perienced by the guests who were to
and Mrs. Berthof, that was to have
been given last evening. The plan
was to have the dinner precede the
University Club ball, the dinner was
to have been given on the Y. S. s.
Colorado and later the host, hostess
and guests were to have entertained
the ball given at the University Club.
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