Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-06

Mrs. Preston a BRIDGE Hostess.
Mrs. Preston entertained the Serv
Ice Bridge Club ON Monday afternoon
at Shafter. Delicious refreshments
We're served AZ half after 4. The gifts
went TO the tOp.sCOrers. who were
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. McAfee and Mrs
Preston. The gifts We're dainty en-.
broidered Chinese linen center.pieces.
The guests Of the afternoon were
Mrs. John Wholly. Mrs. Putnam, Mrs.
futile, Mrs. Francis Roy Smith. Mrs.
Sheedy, Mrs. Gayler Mrs. Francis ID.
Smith, Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. McAfee and
Mrs. Turner.
Or. and Mrs. futile Entertain.
DR.. and Mrs. futile had a farewell
dinner in honor OF. Captain Putnam on
Monday evening. Yellow was the
color used as table decorations, which
was most effective Miss Zeigler was
also dinner guest of DR.. and Mrs.
futile
Mrs. James Pines Sewing Tea.
Mrs. James Pine entertained q
newly formed sewing club at her
pretty little Manoa bungalow. The
house was prettily decorated. yellow
being the color scheme. The guests
Of the afternoon were Mrs. Gerald
Johnson, Miss Betty Case. Miss Helen
Beaver, Miss Helen Rockwell Miss
Ethel Spalding. Miss Clara Franck
and Miss Freeman.
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Whiting.lone.
Miss Manu- Whiting and Mr.. Carlos
Long were united in holy bonds of
matrimony on Thursday at high noon.
The bride was given into the keeping
OF her husband by Mr.. p. G. Jones.
The wedding was n home one. The
house was beautifully decorated for
this happy occasion. About fifty close
and intimate friends were hidden.
After the Wedding ceremony de
lightful repast was enjoyed. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Long are both very popular and
enjoy the pleasure of a large circle
of friends. Mrs. Long is one of Mrs.
Mana's daughters. while Mr.. Long IL
the eldest son of Mrs. John +. Col
burn. The very best of good wishes
of their friends follow them.
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Baptism Of Melville Robertson
Wallace.
Mr., and Mrs. George Wallace are
In town for short visit, with Mrs.
Wallace's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Robertson. A very i'm.
portant event brings Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace to town this week, and that
Is the baptism of their wee son, which
event is to take place at St. Andrews
Cathedral, AT three o'clock on Sunday
afternoon. The wee man Is to be
called Melville Robertson Wallace, and
Alexander G. NJ. Robertson, grand
uncle of the baby's, and Mr.. Julian
MOnsarrat and Miss Sibly Robertson
will be the baby's godmother. As the
family is a very large one, no doubt
the Cathedral will be well filed with
the relatives and friends of the popu.
lar couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CIark's Announce.
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark of Plain.
field, New Jersey, announce the en-.
gagement of their daughter, Edith to
Mr.. Gustav BOirkman of Honolulu
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Miss Johnson's Announcement Dinner
Miss Mary Johnson was hostess at
the Colonial Hotel at a most elaborate
and elegantly detailed dinner on
Thursday evening of this week. Tho
dinner was given to announce the be-
trothol of Miss Edith Clark of Plain.
field, New Jersey, and Mr.. Gustav
BOirkman Of Honolulu The table was
thing of beauty, with its large low
gilded basket filed with pink roses
and viOlets, the handle of the basket
being tied with a huge bow of pink
and lavender tulle, which made an
exquisite center piece. The place
cards We're dainty little heart-shaped
cards with tiny trailing PINK roses
and cupids. On opening this pretty
conception was a snapshot of the
prospective bride and groom. The pic.
ture was as much of a pleasure to
this happy couple as to the rest OF
the guests, for they are unaware Of
when it was done or by whom. The
whole color scheme was pink. Can
delabra shades were of coral pink, as
were the ices and CONNECTIONS. At
each guests place We're charmingly
arranged bouquets. Pink roses with
streamers OF tule for the women,
while each OF the men had a fragrant
bunch of purple yiolets. Miss Clark
is a very charming girl with a great
musical talent and accomplishments,
while Mr. Boirkman is very we'll