Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
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Lieut.. Coli campbeIrs Luncheon.

Lieut.. Col. CampbelIs Luncheon.
Lieut.. Col. Campbell was host at
one of the most elaborate luncheons
given at the University Club this sea.
son. This party was given by Lieu
tenant Colonel Campbell in honor Of
his recent official ascent. The table
was masscd in cardinal and white car.
nations and the table damask was
gracefully scattered with blue forget.
me-nots. The place-cards we're the
crossed flags and motto Of the United
States. The appointments we're per.
fec. Lieut.. Col. Campbell's guests
were General NJ. NJ. Macomb Colonel
Mansfield, Colonel McGunnegle, Colo.
mel Wilder. Colonel Rogers, Major
Neville, Major Edward Undertake,
Major Cheatham, Major Kennedy, Ma.
jor Dewitt, Major w. p. Wooten. Ma.
jor Fayman, Major jenkins, Major
Cruikshank. Major Pruden, Major
John Whollcy. Captain Clifton Carter,
CAPTAIN Stuart Johnson. Captain Ger.
aid tombstone, Captain Cooke. Captain
Clark. Captain Edwards, Captain
Game. Lieut.. Andrews, and Lieut..
Campinole.
Mr.. Jno. Lyall's Dinner.
elegant and elaboratoly.appo din.
ner ON Wednesday evening In honor
Of British Consul and Mrs. Harrtnr.
ton. The table-center was massed in
exquisite cardinal and pink roses and
their dainty petals we're scattered in
profusion over the saiin damask. From
the chandelier was draned a silk Brit.
ish flag with festooning of roses. The
candles were shaded in dainty pink,
which added in no small way to the
leau'iful and artistnally
elmer scene. The place.cards were
pretty water colars Of mink aud cardi.
nal roses. The hour after dinner was
devoted to bridge. Mr.. Jyall is a roy.
al entertainer. Mr.. Lyalls guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harring.
ton, for whom this party was given,
Mr.. and Mrs George Potter, Mrs. Har.
old Hayselden, Mr.. Percy Deverill and
Mr.. st. Clair.
Mrs. Gamble and Miss Carrie
CANDLES Bridge Party. ..
Tho pretty home of MIR. and Mrs
Gamble on Anapuni street was char.
mingly arranged and decorated for the
bridge evening given by Mrs. Gamble
and Miss Carrie Gamble on Wednes.
day evening. Golden coreopsis was
generously used and the effect was
very pretty. Miss CANDLES guests
were Major and Mrs. James Madison
Kennedy, Major and Mrs. w. c. New.
lille, Captain and Mrs. Douglas Nc.
Dougal, CAPTAIN and Mrs. Cooke, Cap
tain and Mrs. Banker. Doctor and
Mrs. McAfee. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawlev. Mr..
and Mrs. Gamble, Miss Boutelle and
Mr.. Cooke.
Mrs. Walker a Bridoe Hostess.
Mrs. Walker Of Fort Ruger was
hostess for the Bridge Club on Wed.
nesday of this week These after.
Moons planned by the service people
are indeed real pleasures. The women
of the service are never at loss for
methods of entertaining. Mrs. Walk.
er's guests were Mrs. Walter C.
Cowles, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Stuart Johnson. Mrs.
Banker, Mrs. Humboldt. Miss Julie
McStocker, Miss Edith Cowles. Mrs.
Lydia McStocker. Miss Martinique.
Miss Priscilla Ellicott and Mrs. Ger.
aid Johnson. The gifts went to Miss
Julie McStocker and Miss Edith
SOWleS ana were SdnudlWOOu boxes.
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Captain and Mrs. Shuttleworth's
Dance.
Captain and Mrs. Shuttleworth en-.
tcrtained at their quarters, Schofeld
Barracks, at a delightful and informal
dinner on Friday evening. Nastur.
tiums were used for table decoration
and the place-cards were hand.paint.
ed. Captain and Mrs. Shuttleworth' S
guests wero Captain and Mrs. Sturges,
Captain and Mrs. Dixon and Colonel
and Mrs. Rogers.
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Colonel and Miss Mansfieid's Dinner.
Colonel and Miss Mansfield were
host and hostess at daintily-arrang-
ed dinner at Schoheld Barracks on
Thursday night at their quarters. The
table was prcttily decorated In pink
enchantress carnations and maiden.
hair fern. The place-cards were hand.
painted, water-color scenes. Colonel
and Miss Mansield's guests were
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