Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-25

HtI nuSDunu. "A NOME Weu'
ding Is always lovely and this one was
especially pretty. The large parlors
and lanais were beautifully decorated
In green and white with many arts.
tic and pretty choce bows of incline
and illusion. The brides gown was
heavy ivory satin and daintily
trimmed in rose point. The shower
bouquet was composed Of bride rose.
buds. Miss Hartwell had as her ma.
iron Of honor her sister. Mrs. Alfred
Carter, and her bridesmaid was her
sister, Miss Bernice Hartwcll. Mr..
Alfred w. Carter supported Mr.. Sor.
enson. The honeymoon of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sorenson was spent on the other
side of the island. A beautiful home
!s to be built in upper Nuuanu. A
part of each year will be spent in Ho.
nolulu and the rest Of the time at
Waimea, where Mr. Sorenson is the
assistant manager Of the extensive
Parker estate. A shower of cool
wishes follow this couple to their new
home.
Mrs. n. v. Patterns Card Party.
Mrs. II. V. Patten was hostess at a
very large and elaborate card party
on Tuesday of last week Five Hun.
cred was the game played and fifteen
tables were occupied by the guests of
this charming hostess. Refreshments
we're served before the guests started
to play as so many were compelled to
catch the afternoon train for the up
country. The refreshments were
served at small tables and we're very
daintily decorated. A favor was ar.
ranged for each guest, a dainty cor.
sage of pink and yellow rosebuds. The
large parlors and lanais of the Hill,
Hotel we're used for the pleasure ana
entertainment of Mrs. Patterns guests
and were deliberately decorated in
banked masses Of yellow coreopsis
and mountain fern. The first prize
was awarded to Mrs. Harry Irwin and
was an Irish crochet bag Of beautiful
design. The second prize gift was
cut glass and was awarded to Miss
Hattie Hapai. Mrs. Byron Baird was
consoied with carved tray of Jap.
anese design. Mrs. Patterns guests
we're Mrs. Alvah Scott, Mrs. Lindsay.
Watson, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Schoen,
Mrs. Forest, Miss Frank Patten. Miss
r.. Porter, Mrs. Quincy. Miss Pomery,
mai. Miss Leone Hapai, Mrs. Filler,
Mrs. Castendyk. Mrs. II. Elliott, Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs. w. Mckay. Mrs. II.
Moses, Mrs. r. Moses. Mrs. Moses,
Mrs. Southgate. Jr.. Mrs. Southgate,
Sr. Mrs. Mcclure. Miss Anabel Low,
Mrs. Guard, Mrs. Fred Irwin. Mrs. J.
:. Moir. Miss. Fanny Moir, Mrs. Nor.
ris. Mrs. Jaeger. Mrs. Harold Fisher,
Me- arla
Mrs. Byron Baird. Mrs. Dragner, Mrs.
w. Campbell, Mrs. Paul Barlets. Mrs.
w. II. Hiserman, Mrs. Ollie Shipman,
Mrs. Lyman. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Moane. Mrs. Wears and others.
4 Il + .
Mrs. Charles Frazier's BRIDGE.
Mrs. Charles Frazier was hos'es N
O charming and pleasantly arranged
bridge afternoon. Five tables were
played. This lovely party was held
on Tuesday afternoon at the Frazier
home on Alexander street. Mrs. Ran.
Golph Moore was given beautiful
cluny lace centerpiece for being top
scorer, while the second prize was
given to Mrs. Lyser and was dainty
Madeira handkerchief, Mrs. Week
was given the consolation gift. Mrs.
Fraziers guests were Mrs. Randolph
G. Moore, Mrs. Raymond E"own. Mrs.
J. Kelley Brown, Mrs. J. X. Brown,
Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Meek. Mrs. Charles
Bon. Mrs. Bierbach, Mrs. William
Goetz. Mrs. Jack tombstone. Mrs. vii.
liam Schmidt, Mrs. Marston Campbell,
Mrs. Charles Bockus, Mrs. Heiser,
Mrs. Beadle. Mrs. Merle tombstone.
Mrs. Osborne Mrs. John Drew, Mrs.
w. w. North and others.
: ~ 4
The Dramatic Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castendyk entertained
the Dramatic Club on Tuesday even.
ing. The time was occupied In read.
ing the first act Of Confusion" The
club hopes to put on the finished pro-
duction on July fourth.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop OF Hilo enter.
tanned on Friday evening at a charm.
ingly arranged dinner. The home was
, massed In beautiful spring blossoms
and feathery fern. Music occun'~'
I the hour after dinner. Mr.. and Mr..
Bishops guests were Mr.. and Mrs =.
yah Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Patten,
MT. anu hTS. WATSON, Ut. anu MIS-.
Sexton. Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Balding. Mr. and Mrs. r. John.
stone, Mrs. Albert Homer, Miss Curtis
and Mr.. John A. Scott.
r 4
Mrs. lyser a Bridge Hostess.
Z, Mrs. Lyser entertained the Wed
nesday Bridge Club at her Manoa
: home this week. The gift. which was
very dainty Madeira handkerchief,
was awarded to Mrs. Guy Gere. Mrs.
Lyser's guests were Mrs. Guy Gere,
, Mrs. Phillip Frear, Mrs. c. p. Moore,
, Mrs. Charles Bon, Mrs. Randolph G..
. Moore. Mrs. Otto Bierbach, Mrs VII.
, liam Goetz. Mrs. Fred Potter, Mrs,
Sam Defreest, Mrs. Hiser, Mrs. Berncr
and Mrs. John Drew.
4 4 4
Mrs. Muir Entertains at Cards.
Mrs. Muir of Hakalau entertained
o small party of friends, on Tuesday
afternoon. The home was pretti!y
adorned with spring blossoms. Mrs.
: Muir's guests were Mrs. John Ross,
: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Irwin, Miss