Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. lIanabcrg will return in
two years, for a much longer vis,'
The fact that Mr.. Hanabprg. .Jr,, In
a student here will b. n strong magnet
for an early return
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Franklin c. Davis, Modesto,
Cal, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Inez Grace, to Mr.. Guilford
Harrison Whitney. The announce.
ment is of great interest to Honolulu.
Mrs. Pratt's Sewing Tea.
Mrs. Pratt of Ruger was hostess nj
n small informal sewing tea on Mon.
day afternoon. After a very pleasant
couple of hours Of busy work at sew.
ing, delicious refreshments we're
served Mrs. Pratt's guests were Mrs.
Rockwell. Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. John.
stone, Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Walter
Johnson.
| Mr.. Clarence n. Cookies Dinner.
Mr.. Clarence Cooke was dinner
host on Saturday night at the Pacific
Club. in honor of Mr.. Abraham LOWS,
Jr., who left for San Francisco on the
Mongolia. The table was a prorusion
OF red carnations and madenhair
fern. The Pacific is an ideal place
for stag dinners, and Saturday even
ing's party was delightful AFFAIR in
every way. Mr.. Cookies guests were
Mr.. Abraham Lewis. the honored
guest Mr.. Peter G. Jones. Mrs. Ed
ward Tenney, Mr.. George Carter. Mr.
Il. FaXOn bishop, Mr. John A. Nc.
CandlcsS, Mr.. Frank AthertOn, Mr.
Fred Damon, Mr.. Robert McCorristOn.
I Mr.. Jack Radway, Mr.. +. b. Clark,
Mr.. ilO FOng, Mr.. Fred Bailey, Mr..
Percy NOttaEe. Mr.. A. b. Clarg, Mr.
Marques and Mr. Fo"arty.
+ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ShingIe Enter.
! tain.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shnrle gave
an Informal ami pleasant dinner in
| the private dining room of the Young
| Hotel. The table decorations were a
gilded basket filed with white and
purple violets. A bouquet was ar.
ranged at each guests place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shingles guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Macrarlano. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beckley, Miss Armour and
Miss Marjorie Freeth After dinner
the Liberty theatre was the means
of entertainment for the remainder of
Shingle are enjoying their Peninsula
home while their town house In be.
ing remodeled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Livingstone's
Dinner.
Miss Williamson, Miss McCrackcn
and Miss Tipler were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Liv.
ingstone AT delightfully."- informal
dinner on Sunday evening. The table
was profusiOn of pink bogonias and
roses, beautiful combination of
,pinks.
Mr.. Fitzmaurice's Dinner.
Mr.. James Fitzmaurice was dinner
host at a delightful party Wednesday
cvening when he cOmplmented nino
friends by bidding them to be his din
. ner guests, at the Young Hotel pri
vate dining room. The table was very
: beautiful with fragrant violets. Al
each guests place We're Corsago bOu
, Quets of Marecha Mel roses and
bOutOnnieTes of the same dainty rOss
for the men. Mr. Fitzmauricc's quests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Wilder
. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder, Mr.. ant
=. Mrs. Charles Wilder. Miss Marian
3 Scott aud Mr.. Richard Wright.
Miss Florence Hoffman DinneI
Hostess.
Mr. Harry Hoffman. who has jus
. returned to Honolulu after three
!. years stay IN the Orient, was tn
J. guest of honor at an elaborate dinnc
t given by his sister, Miss Florence
D Hoffman, AT the home of her fatho
+ and Mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Hooking
= The house, which is one Of the mos
:. attractive and beautifully planno'
Q homes in Honolulu, was particularly
!. pleasing on Wednesday evening
when II was aglow with lights, am
/ flowers. The center piece was ;
n gilded basket, filed with deep ret
d carnations and maidonhair fern. tn,
u handle being tied with a huge bow o
y brillian red tulie. The almond dishe
n were dainty red boxes. The candc
y lahra and electric light shades wer'
:. also of this same tone. The place