Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-20

she told much that was interesting as
well as educational II is the sincere
and earnest wish of this charming ana
naturally gracious wOmans friends
that she will not be long away. Mrs.
Dillingham's guests were Mrs. Ellen
A. Weaver. Mrs. Pierce Jones, Mrs.
John X. Gait. Mrs. Frederick W. Mac.
farlane. Mrs. +. S. Pratt, Mrs Arthur
=. Taylor. Mrs. Emma Nakuina, Mrs.
Fred BeCkley, Mrs. o. r. GuliCk, Mrs.
&C.. T. Gulick. Mrs Whine. Mrs. John
Ena, Mrs. Charles II. Dickcy, Mrs. A.
c. Alexander, Mrs. James Boyd, Miss
Parker. Miss Agnes Agnes Mcintyre,
Miss Julia GuliCk, Miss Agnes
Walker and Mrs. Charles Lucas.
Delicious refreshments wCr" par
taken of by the guests assembled.
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Sorenson.Hartwell.
Dan Cupid has been very busy
lad for the past, several months. for
every few days an engagement has
been announced. But none haN"
caused a more pleasant topic than the
announcement of Judge HartwCll ot
the coming nuptials of his daughter,
Miss JuliCtte Hartwell, and Mr.. Olaf
Sorcnson. Both of these young pon-
pie are islanders in the truCst sense
of the word having been born In llO.
nolulu Mr.. Sorenson plans 10 build
a home for his bride on upper Liliha
street, adjoining the Hartwoll home.
stead. Part of their time will he
spent in Honolulu and part on Hawaii,
where MIR. SOrensOn has accepted the
assistant managership OF the Parker
ranch Both of these young people
have hosts of friends who wish them
! JOY unallOyed. The many affairs
planned in their honor show their pop.
ularity. Miss Hartwell is a daughter
of Judge A. S. Hartwell and is con
neCtcd either by blood or marriage
with the oldest and best families In
the islands Mr.. SOrensOn's family
has lived in Honolulu for over thirty
years and is therefore very vel
we'll known.
! CIonan-kinslea.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Clonan announces the
engage men, of her daughter. Lefty. tC
Mr.. William kinslea.
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General and Mrr. MaconrE's Dinner.
General and Mrs. MaComE wer,
host and hostess to one OF the mes
, elegantly appointed dinners given thi
/ spring. The house was elaborated!
|, decorated with beautiful palms an,
. la France roses The table decOra
/. tions we're pink, color hat lends II
i self delightfully."- in artistic hands. TIT
. table on Wednesday was remarkabl.
/ pretty. Antique silver flower holder
r we're used most effectively, being AZ
{ ranged on various parts of the CirCu
. lar table. The table center wa
adorned with magnificent Cut-glas
/ lamp that sparklod beautifully. II
/ different lights were shaded with pin
@. toned shades to match the roses s
4 gracefully adjoining the table. Tn
g place cards we're gold monogram
=. cards In an ivory tone. General an
r. Mrs. MaCOmh are most Cnarm;nCI
r. gracious people
RI Their guests OF Thursday eyenin
D, were Major aud Mrs. WOoten, Cal
4. tain and Mrs. Banker. Captain an
+. Mrs Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |
8 Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillinl
) ham, Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Case Dee
+. ing, Mr. and Mrs. George Davies, Mr.
d Hyde.Smith and Lieutenant Andrew
The hour after dinner was devoted t
bridge and music.
:.
) Mrs. Frederick W. Mscfarlane's
g Luncheon.
v Mrs Frederick MaCtarlane wa
q hostess al delightful debutan'
p. luncheon This pleasurable party Wa
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