Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-02

al color of Hawaii, while the broad
lanai on which the banquet was spread
was decorated with the British stand
ard and the old royal flag of Hawaii.
Kaai's troubadours played and sang
ancient Hawaiian melodies during the
progress Of the luau, and under the
spell of the delightful music and pic
lturesQue banquet scene the foreign
| guests ate the Hawaiian dainties in
the old fashion as If. to the manner
born. After the luau the guests dane
ed on the lanai and in the evening the
very enjoyable entertainment was
brought to close with the strains of
Hawaii Ponoi.H
The guests included DR.. Alphonse
Pare, II. N. W., NJ p, of the Yukon;
Mr.. Il. p. McLennan of Vancouver,
Mrs. and Miss McLennan,. MIR. W. w.
Barker of Vancouver, Mrs. and Miss
Barker Mrs. G.. L. Mcdonald, wife
OF the Vancouver coal magnate, and
her sister, Mrs. d. Creighton, and
friend, Mrs. J. williams; Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Miller of Edmonton, Canada,
Mr. George Gillette of Edmonton Miss
Kathleen Hughes, private secretary
to the Premier and well-known and
popular author OF the book entitled
"The Life OF Father Eacombe'': Mr..
@. Mcdonald, Of the State OF Wash
ington, and Mrs. and Miss Donald
Mr.. +. w. Crawford. Miss s. Craw-
ford and Miss c. Crawford of Cal.
gary, Mrs. DR.. and Miss Olive Greer
or Vancouver Mr.. +. c. Emery OF
Edmonton. Mr.. John Atcherley, Jr, OF
Vancouver, Mr.. Edgar Henriques, Mr.
George Smithies. Mr.. Henry Chilling
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Holt
and Miss Eleanor Holt. Mrs. Emma
Nakuina and Mrs. Fred. W. Beckley
Mrs. John C. Lane and Miss Mabel
i Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lui Kekumano
and the Misses (2) Kekumano, Judge
and Mrs. and Miss Hookano, and 9th.
ers.
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Mrs. Hyde smith's Bridge.
Mrs. Schwerin of San Francisco was
the complimented guest of Mrs. Hyde.
Smith. when she entertained at an
informal bridge. Mrs. Hyde-smith is
woman of strong and striking per.
sonality, whose parties are always q
pleasure to go to. Mrs. Hyde-Smith's
guests were Mrs. Schwerin, the guest
or honor: Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy. Mrs
Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Alexander
Halves Jr., Mrs. James Wilder Mrs
Harlow, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs. b. +
Dillingham;, Mrs. Ranny Scott, Mrs
Edward Stackable. Mrs. Focke, Mis-.
Eucher, Mrs. Faxon Bishop.
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Princess kaIanianaole's Poi luncheo,
II will be delightful luncheon
TO be given by the Princess Kalani.
anaole on Monday next. as BELTS
the hospitable distinction of the giver
for all affairs held in the delightful
atmosphere of that home where
royalty has held sway for such lone
numbers of years always bring back
me days of long ago with all its re.
splendent beauty. Princess Kalani.
ahaole Is a woman of digpified and
charming personality. She has a larg,
circle of really intimate friends, VIII,
are devoted to her for her own worth
In Washington, where part of each
year she and Prince Cupid reside
!. their friends are legion The table a,
lhis informally pleasant affair is &c
be decorated in yellow. the color OF
the house of Kalakaua. Illima leis
are 10 be placed at each guest s chair
and the Manipulated cards will he
suggestive of the farewell poi lunch.
con, which is given In honor of Mrs
arthur Mark. Princess Kalaniana,
oles guests viii be Mrs. Arthur Mark
MIS- Eben Low, Mrs. Charles Chilling.
worth, Mrs. Manuel Cunha, Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Mrs. friedrich Knight Mrs
Charles Falk, Mrs. Carl wideman
! mrs John Palmer, Mrs. Frank Woods
MRS Gussie Schmidt, Mrs. Heller
Noonan and Mrs. Charles Booth.
Mrs. Clifton Carroll Carriers BrIdo,
Te,.
\ Mrs. Clifton Carroll Carter compll
mented sixteen of her friends wher
she entertained the United Service
Bridge Club at her home on Anapun
street on Thursday of this week Mrs
Garter Is woman with Il very at
: tractive personality, and her greetings
always I'LL one with a feeling of wei
come, Mrs. Carter was assisted II
the reception of her guests by he,
mother Mrs. Coleman of Baltimore
who Is at present the house guest o.
her daughter. The house was pro
insely decorated in the dark-red bou
gain vlllea which lends itself so grace
) fully to adorning home. The gift,
were beautiful brown Japanese has
| kets hlled with flowers, and wer,
) given to Mrs. Putnam of De Russ,
: and Mrs. Sheedy. Mrs. Tenney Peel
sraclously served the ices, while Mrs
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