Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27

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ham were the complimented dinner
guests of DR.. and Mrs Harris, who
are Colonial Hotel guests. Pink roses
and pink tulle were prOiusely used in
the decoration of the table which was
most attractive. The lanai drawing
room of the Colonial is very beautiful
and makes pretty setting for a din.
ner party. The place cards we're very
pretty, being scenes in and about Ho.
nolulu. DIR. and Mrs. Harris guests
were Mr. and Mrs. benjamin +. Dill.
bingham, Mr.. and Mrs l.. Tenney
Peck, DR.. and Mrs. Clifford p. Woo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark and MIR.
end Mrs. George Potter
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Or. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins'
Dinner.
Thursday evening DR.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Hodgins entertained at dinner.
The table was a mass of brilliant vel.
low bloom and was very effective. The
evening was spent in music. DR.. and
Mrs. Hodgins' guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Williamson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Damon.
Captain and Mrs. George Kumpe's
Dinner.
Colonel and Mrs. James Rogers
were the hOnored dinner guests of
Captain and Mrs. George Kumpe. of
Leilehua, on Wednesday evening Of
this week. The table was very pretty
with a basket filed with pale pink car
nations and maidenhair fern. The
place cards we're scenes of Japan and
were greatly admired. Captain and
Mrs. Kumpc's guests were Colonel
and Mrs. James Rogers. Mrs. Hoffman
and Major +. V. Smith.
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The Woman's Guild Musical.
The musical and literary evening
arranged by n committee of the Wo,
mans Guild members and headed by
Mrs. Tenney-Peck as chairman, was
a decidedly artistic success. It was a
great pity that larger audience did
not greet the performers. for each
number was eXcellently rendered, and
the cause was one that should have
packed the hall. The old ladies
home should appeal to every man
and woman in this country, as 1t is
worthy of every ones thought and
support II was very gracious of the
Woman's Guild to arrange a pro.
gramme for their benefit. The fol.
lowing numbers were most eXcellently
rendered.
Violin and Piano-Handel's Sonata
in A 1920. Anda nte, Allegro.
Adagia, Allegro Tar by FIR. Her
mann) ........... Mrs. A. Wide
mann and Mrs. H. Tenncy-Peck
Vocal Solo-"Hear Me! Ye Winds
and Waves!" Handel
(Air from the opera "Scipio'D
Recitative from Julius Caesar" CAR
by A. L.
Mrs. George A. Brown
"Hagar-C Character sketch in cos
tune ....!.... Miss Cornell Gesell
Vocal Solo--Gebet der Elisabeth
........M Miss Edith Rosslyn Collais
II.
Three Dances from Henry VIII. for
violin and piano. Edward German
Mrs. A. Widemann and Mrs. l.. Ten.
ney-Peck
Vocal SOlO-"What the Chimney
Sang" ........ Gertrude GriswOld
Mr.. George A. Brown
Original Adaptation OF Bunner Tale
Miss MacDOugal
Vocal SolO-"The Years at the
Spring" .....Mrs. II. II. A. Beach
Miss Edith Rosslvn Collais.
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Mrs. korthrup Castles Luncheon.
Mrs. Northrup Castle, who is living
in Arcadia, the home of Governor and
Mrs. Walter Frear, was a luncheon
hostess on Monday of this week, when
she entertained seven friends at a
most dalntily appointed rcpast. The
table was made to bloom in spring
blossoms and feathcry green's. Mrs.
CasHe's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tenney-Pcck, Mrs. Harriet Castle
Coleman, Miss Marian Haviland, Gov.
ernOr Walter Frear. Mr.. Sarsole and
Senior A. de SouZa CnnaVassO