Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-20

20 to the Children's hospital and int,
many ways tighten the moments of
he ones afflicted. At Easter each
member made six garments and these
we're turned over to some charity.
Miss ioppcrs guests on Saturday
we're Miss Helen North, Miss Muricl
IIowatt, Miss Fanny IiOoGs. Miss
Belle McCOrriston. Miss Cordclia Gil.
man, Miss Martha McChcsny, Miss
Bertha Kopkc, Miss Carrie Mclean
and Miss Esther KOpkc.
Mrs. X. h. Rowcll. who has been
in Honolulu for several weeks. lofl
m the ManChura to join her husband.
Lieutenant ROwoll of the Pacific feet
now in the Orient. Lieutenant aud
Mrs. ROwell were married just before
the fleet sailed for Honolulu. Mrs.
Rowell followed quite n little later. to
find the fleet ordered to the Orient.
AT which port they expect to remain
for some time. Mrs. Rowcll has been
q social favOrite since her arrival. and
much regret at her departure is eX
pressed by her Honolulu friends.
There Is at present large number
Of officers wives in the Orient, which
makes It very pleasant for all con
Cerned.
Or. Gillespie a Dinner Host.
Dr Gillespie was host at n well ap
pointed dinner on board the revenue
cutter Thetis on Monday evening
when he entertained in honor Of Dr.
and Mrs. Trottcr, The table was done
in the different shades of lavender.
The CenterpieCc was composed OF the
three tones of lavender asters and
fern. while the satin damask was
lightly scattered with violcts and At
each guest cover repos"d Il bouquet ot
vioets. Strands of male were
draped from the chandelier to tho
basket filled wit masters. The place
cards were done in viOlcts. DR.. GIL
lcspic's guests were Dr and Mrs. Trot
ter, DR. and Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. Ham.
mel, Miss Virginia Miller. Lieutenant
Billiard Lieutenant Boutwell,. Li"utcu.
ant SCarnncl and Lieutenant Robin
son.
Or. and Mrs. Jas. Sheedy's Dinner.
Or and Mrs Shcedy entertained on
Saturday evening with delightful
and informal dinner. Cards and music
occupied tho hour after dinner. Yet
low. which is 50 much used now, dec
Grated the handsomely appointed
table Yellow COreopsis in brass
basket with name cards to match
made this dinner most attractive. Dir.
and Mrs. Sheds guests were Lieu.
tenant aud Mrs. John Stuart Johnson.
Miss Helen Rockwell and Lieutenant
SCRrnnol.
The kinqsburys' Dinner.
The home of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ross KinGsbury was most attraCtively
decorated on Saturday evening whom
they entertained at an informal and
pleasant dinner. The table center was
decorated with rock crystal bowl
filled with pale pink rambler roscs
and asparagus. The name cards were
of this same dainty bloom. The par
lors we're decorated in pink astcrs.
This delightful party was given in
honor of Miss Priscilla EllicOtt, who
Is sister Of Mrs. KinGsbury and
plans a visit of several months In IIO.
nolulu. Lieutenant and Mrs. Kings
burg's guests were Captain and Mrs
Williams, Miss Priscilla EllicOtt, Cap
tain Tracy and Lieutenant Dulle.
The Service Bridge Club.
The Service Bridge Club. which
meets fOrtnightly, had as its hostess
on Monday Mrs. J. +. Sheedy. The
gifts at this party were dainty Japan.
csc slken bags which were awarded
to Mrs. futile of Fort DE Russy,
Mrs. Preston ana Mrs, Hawley Of Fort
Shafter. The clubs guests for the
afternoon were Mrs. Neville, Mrs. W.
r. Wooten and Mrs. Clegg. The club
members present we're Mrs. John
Wholly of Fort Smarter Mrs. w. =.
WoOten, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. futile
Mrs. McAfee. Mrs. Francis Roy Smith
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs Haw.
ley and Miss Gamble
4
Numerous requests have come for a
list of the calling DAYS in Honolulu
II IL not bad idea to paste list Ol
the DAYS at home in ones calling
book II really saves many an hour
searching for the days that one
friends are at home. Here are the
DAYS commonly observed.
Mondays -Punahou, College Hills
ManOa, Makiki
Tuesdays Waikiki, Kapiolani Park
Kaimuki, PalOlO.
Wednesdays-N uuanu, Puunui, Pa
cifc Heights. First and Third Wed
I nesdays above Nuuanu bridge sec