Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
Captain and Mrs. Banker Entertain.

Captain and Mrs. Banker Entertain.
The pretty home of Captain and
Mrs. Banker on Wilder avenue near
Keeaumoku was the setting for de-
lightful and informal supper entertain
ment. The pretty and artistiCalS ar
ranged rooms were massed in golden
COreopsis and yellow chrysanthemums
yelled with yellow Illusion. The cleo.
trio light globes were lightly covered
In yellow and the effect was most
charming. After supper a round of
bridge was greatly enjoyed by the
guests of Captain and Mrs. Banker,
who we're Miss Priscilla EllicOtt. Miss
Daphne Carr, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ross Kingsbury. MIR. Walter SpaldinSI
and Mr.. Spencer.
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Or. and Mrs. Lloyd Sections Dinner.
Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sexton of lIilo entertained at dinner.
The table.center was massed in beau.
tiful pink roses. gracefully arranged
, in gilded basket, the handle oi
which was tied with blue bow of IL.
fusion. The place-cards were hand.
painted scenes Of the islands. The
/ candle.shades and electrics were light.
( ~ yelled in pink. Dr. and Mrs. Sex
! toms guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
! son. Mr.. and Mrs. Balding, Mr.. and
( Mrs. Alvah Scott.
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The Piano Club.
Members and guests Of the Piano
! Club of Hilo were the hOnored guests
of Mrs. w. II. Shipman on Monday.
+ A delightful and pleasant afternoon
was spent by the guests hidden.
Mrs. Carl carlsmith's Gard Party.
! Mrs. Carl Carlsmith of Hilo was
j hostess at a delightful card party in
honor of Mrs. Charles Fairer of San
Francisco and at present the house.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckay.
The beautiful home of the Carlsmiths
was artistiCally decorated for this
company of friends. Yellow and green
comprised the color-scheme and II was
carried out In the smallest detail
Rare and beautiful palms and plants
we're arranged, and masses of golden
Coreopsis were arranged in artistic
profusion. Mrs. Carlsmiths guests
q. were Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. II. V. Patten
.. Mrs. Wears, Mrs. Il. n. Holmes, Mrs
J, Harold Elliot. Mrs. Byron Baird. Mrs
i, Corbett, Mrs. William Haley Hiser
l.. mann. Mrs. Matte Wakefield, Mrs
l Bert Sehoan.- -Alls. Bert Webster, Mrs
!. William Mckay, Miss Esther Pomroy
l. Mrs. Edna MetZger, Mrs! ID. Il. Metz
= ser. MrsIIMoseays Mrsai Watson, Mrs
|, Guard and Mrs. Charles Falrer, 70
4 whom this pleasurable party OF friends
!. we're together Mrs. william McKa.
Q was given a beautiful carved sandal
+ wood fan for top-sCoring. Mrs. Wake
field was cOnsoled with q double pacl
of cards. A guest prize was given t.
Mrs. Fairer. A dainty brass candle
stick and sllken shade we're given q
i to BOBBY prize 10, Mrs. III. V. Patter
j Delicious and dainty drefreshmen
I were served while all during the aft
v ernoon orange punch was passed.
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Il Musicale at Oahu College.
If The faculty of Oahu College eXten,
d cd a cordial invitation TO their friend
j. to attend a recital at Charles Bisho
E Hall on Monday afternoon. II was fo
A. the advanced pupils and showed car,
e. iul and painstaking training on tn
S, pupils contributed to the afternoon
a pleasure: Miss Maud Seyde. Miss Il,
a. it'll Keola, Miss Ruth Lindley, Mis-
n Genevieve Young, Miss Myrtle Sch,
e man, Miss Gleema McCracken, Mis-
Is Marian Chaplin, Miss lwalani RIPPLE,
3 Mrs. John Erdman, Mrs. Clifton TIT
re cey, Mrs. Chester Hum, Mrs. Lyl
IS Holmes and Mr.. Allan Renton.
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ii Mrs. Tenney Peck a Luncheon
s Hostess.
II, The lovely home of Mrs. l.. Tenno
8, Peck was the setting for one of III
es most elaborate of this weeks socii
e, events. Mrs. Seldom B. Kingsbur
IS, was the motif for this function. TT
IT. table center was adorned with gil
er cd basket filled with pink begonif
v. and violets. Lavender and pink i'll
10 sion graced the handle of the bask,
IL and was arranged in artistic mannC
e about the basket base. Dainty han
lis painted parasol place-cards marke
IT, each guests place. Mrs. Tenn'
of Peck's guests were: Mrs. Seldom
kingsbury, the guest.Of.honor; Mr.