Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-01

We I, 1912.
the guests and everyone was delight.
ed. The guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. G. 5. Cochran, Mrs. James Pine,
Mrs. Harry Marlin Hepburn, Mrs. Ed.
ward J. Timbcrlake, Captain and Mrs.
Stuart Johnson, Captain and Mrs.
Clark. Mrs. G. f.. Wood, Mrs. o. A.
Steven, Mrs. McChesney, Mrs. A. 8.
humphreys. Miss Betty Case, Miss
Freeman, Miss Helen Rockwell, Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Julia McStOckcr
NJ. McChcsney. Miss Edith Cowlcs,
Miss Helen North, Miss May Brown.
Mrs. James Pine poured coffee and
Mrs Hepburn served punch in the
captains cabin. The ship was beaut.
fully decorated and caused much pleas.
ant comment.
Miss Mabel Lightfoot's Sewing Tea.
Complimentary to Miss Florence
Cruzicr. who Is to be married on Tues.
day morning to MIR. Burns Of Maui,
Miss Mabel LightfuOt invited the mem.
hers Of her graduating class to spend
an afternoon In sewing for the bride.
elect Towels were done by the
guests. who were Miss Eileen McCar-
thy, Miss Callic Lucas, Mrs. Richard
Young. Miss Edith Smith. Miss Edith
Lightfoot and Miss Charlotte Cuwan.
This pleasant gathering Of friends was
held ON Wednesday at Miss Light
Ioot's home.
Miss Lottie Cowan Hostess.
Miss I.uttio COwan entertained in
formally for Miss Florence CrOzior,
who leaves Honolulu on Tuesday for
her new home in Maui MISS COwan's
guests were Miss Florence Cro2i"r.
Miss Edith LiEhtfoot, Miss Edith
Smith. Miss Mabel LightrOOt, Miss
Callic Lucas. Miss Mailc Cowan Miss
Eileen Mccarthy, and Mrs. Richard
Young.
Mrs. Frances Mills Swanzy's Bridge
Mrs. Frances Mills Swan2y was the
hostess at q very small and informal
bridge yesterday afternoon. Two ia
bles were used aud a most delightful
couple Of hours whilcd away.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson's
Dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Williamson compli.
mcntcd Mrs Francis Gay and Mrs.
Rufus Spalding on Wednesday even
ing by giving dinner in their honor
at their Nuuanu home. The table
decorations were large low brass
bowl filled with beautiful pale pink
ustcrs and trailing asparagus fern.
The place cards were Japanese rick.
.haws with dainty little Jap maids
| II pink kimonos. Aster petals were
scattered in wind blown profusion
! ever the table linen. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Wniamson's guests we're Mrs. Fran
els Gay and Mrs. Rufus SpaidinE, for
whom this delightful favor was plan
ned. Or. and Mrs. Arthur HOdEins
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Along, Mr.
George Fuller and Mr.. Guy lButtolph
Mrs. Gay was beautifully gowncd liz
q dark emerald green satin with al
oxuuisitcly embroidered over dress al
chiffon. Mrs. Spaldng was picture
! In pale sea foam green satin brOcad"
aud rose point lace. Mrs. Herr"
Along was attraCtively gOwned In a
very beautiful shell pink crepe de
chine with an over dress of chiffon,
! with heavy landings of pearl trim
ming; Mrs. Arthur lIodgins was a
picture Of girlish beauty in a pale
ihmc chiffon trimmed with OpalCsccni
banding and tiny pink French roses
Bridge and music made the hOuI
latter dinner pass all too quickly
Mrs. Williamson Is one Of llOnululus
most charming and attractive matron,
who numbers her friends by the score"
4 4 4
Mrs. Robert Single and Mrs. Walter
MacfarIane's Poi Lunch.
Mrs. Robert Shingle and Mrs. Wal
tier Macfarlanc were hOstcssCs at Il
charming and dainlily appointed
luncheon given by them on Friday
afternoon in honor Of their sister
Princess KawananakOa, who came
home on the Siberia. The lana
where the luncheon was served was
beautifully decorated in garlands OF
Imaile and leis Of lima. At cacl
guest place reposcd Il maile lima le
which was worn during the rcpast, A
Quntcttc Of Hawaiian musicians
;playcd during the luncheon hour and
during the afternoon. Mrs. MaCfar
lanes and Mrs. Shingles guests were
Queen Liliuokalani, Princess Kawa