Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-02
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h, lulu since her arrival here two years
ago. Mrs. Pine has asked her friends
! for Monday afternoon. Mrs. Pines
charming little bungalow will be aglow
J with pink roses and pink begonias and
maidenhair fern. The CONNECTIONS and
ices are to he in the same beautiful
shade. Sewing will occupy the girls
In the afternoon. Mrs. Pines guests
will he Miss Kathryn Stevens, the
guest Of honor; Miss Alice Cooper,
Miss Clara Francli, Mrs. Harry Hep
burn, Miss Helen Rockwell, Miss Flor
ence Hoffman, Mrs. Gerald Johnson,
Miss Lydia McStocker and Miss Julie
| McStocker.
General and Mrs. Macomb Entertain.
The home of General and Mrs. Ma
comb was the setting for a very
charming dinner party, when covers
were arranged for fourteen guests.
! The table was decorated In pink roses
and asparagus fern. The hour of the
evening after dinner was devoted to
bridge. General and Mrs. Macomb's
guests were Admiral and Mrs. Walter
Cowles, Captain and Mrs. Arthur
Mark. RearAdmiral Switzerland, Ma
! ior De Saulles. Mrs. IIydeSmith, Lieu
tenant Andrews. Captain and Mrs.
Clifton Carroll Carter, Mrs. Dlckman
and Miss Dickman VI Cleveland. Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. DilIinghams Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dillingham;
entertained small dinner party on
Thursday in their delightful home.
Around the circular table, which was
/ prettily decorated in lavender asters,
were Governor Walter +. Frear. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Chauncey Thomas,
Mrs. Hyde-Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Erdman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George carter's kaiko
| Party.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Carter were
host and hostess at an informal sup
per on Friday evening IA honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Goodrich. who are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder, and
also Mr.. and Mrs. Criss. who are visit
ors In Honolulu just now. Kaikou
the summer home of the Carriers. Is
one of the beauty spots of Honolulu
Nature has been left alone out there
and the. huge rocks lying on the beach
cause the breakers TO dash and splash
into the large cement tank that Il
used as swimming pool
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Mrs. Bon Wednesday Hostess.
Mrs. Charles Bon entertained the
Bridge Club of Manoa Wednesday
After, partaking of delicious lunch
con, bridge occupied the rest of the
afternoon, several closely contested
rubbers being played. Mrs. Goetz re.
ceiySd gift of silk hose. The ladies
present were Mrs. Randolph Moore
Mrs. Guy Gere. Mrs. Percy Morse
Mrs. Fred LysGr, Mrs. Otto Bierbach
Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Edwin Benson and
Mrs Drew, Mrs. Edwin Benson. Mrs
w. II. Goetz and Mrs. Ferdinand Lin.
derman.
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Mrs. Frank McStocker's Luncheon,
Mrs Frank McStocker's pretty
home was the setting for a delightful
lunch and bridge in honor of Mrs
Arthur Mark. who has been so much
ieted during the last month. This
| popular matron has been the Incentive
Tor many affairs, including luncheons
dinners and teas and afternoon AFFAIRS
Mrs. McStocker's luncheon was, as al
Tor her affairs are. most delightful
Nothing was left undOne that added
to the attractiyencss or comfort o
Mrs. McStocker's guests. The table
was made attractive with yellow
coreopsis and brown-hcarted Shastl
daisies, with lace fern as the always
popular touch of green. Mrs. Me
Suckers guests played bridge after
luncheon, and Mrs. Erwin. Mrs. Put,
nam and Mrs. Edwards were the WON.
en- favored with gifts for good scoring
"'o' "ui'A WIS SlNeH BOlnp-HWaN
gift. Mrs. McStockers guests wer,
Mrs. Arthur Mark, the honored guest
Mrs. Walter Cowles. Mrs. T.. Il. Gayler
Mrs. Roy Francis Smith, Mrs. +. d
Smith, Mrs, A. b. Putnam. Mrs. vii
liam p, Wooten, Mrs. r. b. Edwards
Mrs. William Coleman and Mrs
James
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles chilIinsworth',
= Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Chilllngwortl
entertained in their usual graclou,
manner. Covers were placed for six
the table being mass OF peach-bov
hibiscus and trailing asparagus fern
After partaking OF this delightful re
past the remainder of the evening wa,
!, devoted to bridge, which is always a,
aiter-dinner pleasure. Mr. and Mrs
Chillingworths guests were DR.. anc
Mrs Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Balm,
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