Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

beHten plaClulty VIII ne deIlghtfully
cnlivencd on Wednesday morning,
when the Morning Music Club will
give a modern German musicale The
meeting which will be closed one
will include the modern composers and
promises to be most interesting Mrs.
William l.. Whitney will be hostess
and the concert begins at ten O'Clock
In the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. WilliamsOn's Informal
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson entertain
cd on Saturday evening at delight
fully informal dinner. the circular TIA
bic was simply but very artistically
decorated with low basket filled with
feathery maiden hair ferns, the even
ing after dinner was devoted to mu-
sic. Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson's guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Riggs.
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Major and Mrs. Undertakes Dinner.
Major and Mrs. Undertake enter
tain for six people on Tuesday, prior
TO the transport hop which takes place
at the Moana. The transport is eX-
pected on Tuesday morning and the
little affairs planned by the officers
and their thoughtful wives are always
pleasant treat in an otherwise long
journey. Major and Mrs. Undertake
do very great deal toward the plea
sure of not only town and service
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tentions to the friends on the ships
that pass in the night.
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Major and Mrs. WOOtcn's Dinner.
Major and Mrs. Wooten were host
and hostess at most charmingly ar
ranged dinner on Tuesday evening.
The table was made beautiful by love-
~ basket of yellow coreopsis and as
paragus fern with gracefully arranged
tulle bow which hung most gracefully
over the basket and on the snowy sa-
tin damask Major and Mrs. Wooten
are very charming people and their
parties are always anticipated with
pleasure, their guests were Admiral
and Mrs. Walter Cowles, General and
Mrs. Macomb, Captain and Mrs. Clifton
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clowden of New
York City and Mrs. william Coleman
after a most enjoyable dinner the
evening was devoted to music.
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Dance Given by Spokane Visitor.
Miss Jean Humbird of Spokane
Wash, entertained at the Seaside on
Thursday evening at dinner-dance
for the following: Miss Gladys Myers
Grecnsburgs, Pa; Miss Mary Twohy
San Jose. Cal. Miss Helen Jones, Spo'
kane, Wash; Miss Cecile Hogan, Spo-
kane. Wash: Miss Grace Robertson
Mcssrs. Gilmore. Macfarlane, Lieuten'
ant Ballard, Geo. o. and Il. r. McEl'
downey,
Miss lrma BaIlentyne's Bridge Party
Miss Irma Ballentyne complimentet
twenty of her friends by bidding then
to bridge afternoons which was one
Of the most delightful affairs of thi'
season. Miss Ballentyne Is girl witt
very charming individual personal
ity and her bridge party was delight
lul 10 the SnldlleSt uetdil. luz piedo
urc of the guests was carefully attend
ed to by Miss Ballentyne and he
charming mother, who, by the way
has been confined to the house 70
months past with an injured knee
Four closely contested tables q
bridge and one of hearts made the AT
ternoon very festive and gay. TIL
gifts to the individuals scoring high
est were pompadour novelty silkei
bags for holding Irish crochet and tn
consolation gift a beautiful pair o
Chinese embroidered boudoir slippers
Those receiving the gifts were Mis-
Blair, Miss Cowles, Mrs. Sheedy, Mis-
Spalding, Miss Harriet Young, Will
the consolation gift went to Mis-
Florence Hoffman,. Miss Ballentyne'
guests were Mrs Edward r. Gaylel
Mrs. James +. Sheedy, Mrs. HarrinS
ton, wife of the British Consul; Mrs
Harry Hepburn, Mrs. Ross kingsburj
Mrs. James Pine, Miss Ethel Spaldins
NJics Alicc Conner Miss Nora Swan