Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-25
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Falls of Memphis, Tennessee, enter
tained on Saturday evening co npli.
mentary to Miss Cordelia, Miss Sylvia
and Miss Violet Wilder of Schofield
Barracks. Yellow was the color
chosen for the decoration Of the table
and room. The table center was oc.
cupied by a large gilded basket filled
with brilliant yellow daisies AMI
charming arrangement OF tiny cleo.
trio bulbs. The place cards we're hand
PAINTED bits of isldnd scenery. Mrs.
Falls guests were Miss Sylvia Wilder
Miss Cordelia Wilder, Miss Violet
Wilder, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Mar.
ian Haviland, Captain and Mrs. S,ur
gis, Colonel Wilder, Major jenkins,
Captain Elliott. Lieutenant Selleck,
Lieutenant Winter. Lieutenant Pay
ton, Lieutenant Groninger and Lieu
tenant Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. castendyk's Dinner.
Mr.. John Hackfeld, who Is the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Caster
dyk, was the motif for a dinner given
by his host and hostess. Covers were
laid for ten guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bartei's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bartels we're host
and hostess at a charming and well
appointed dinner in honor of Mr.. John
Hackfeld, who is now visiting Hilo,
on Thursday evening. The table was
IDassed In beautiful cat flowers and
feathery fern. Mr. and Mrs. Rartels
guests were Mr. John Hackfeld. the
guest of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Caster.
dyk, Mr.. and Mrs. Filler and Miss
Kione Hapai.
Colonel Halves a Host.
Mr.. Frank Symes Of San Fran.
cisco was the honored guest of Col
onel Alexander Gilchrist Halves on
Monday at n luncheon given at the
Pacific Club. Colonel Halves Is an
ideal host and Is past master In
the art OF entertainment. His guests
were Mr.. Frank Symes. Judge San.
ford Ballard Dole. Admiral Walter G
Cowles, Judge Francis NJ. Hatch and
Judge A. S. IIartwell.
Mrs. John Ross Entertains at
Children's Party.
Little Miss Winifred Thompson was
the honored guest at children's
party given by Mrs. John Ross OF
Hakalau. The Riddles played games.
after which delicious refreshments of
Ice cream, cake. candies, bonbons and
fruit punch were served. After the
little folk had satisfied their appetites
Il pleasant surprise awaited them.
I'M 10, IN
the side lanai and here a lovely fish
pond awaited their pleasure, here the
little ones fished all sorts of goodies
from the ample and generously sup.
piled pond. Mrs. Ross little guests
invited to meet Winifred Thompson
were Edna Beers. Ailene Beers, Baby
Beers, Mike Thompson, John Irwin.
Robert Irwin and the Mccall child
ren. A tired but happy set of child
rem were taken home at five O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney.Peek's Dinner.
It was a delightful dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney-Peck as befitted
the hospitable distinction OF the givers
when they entertained on Thursday
evening In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Northrup Castle at their beautiful
home on Wilder avenue. The table
center was massed In red rambler
roses and maidenhair fern; the
candles were shaded in beautiful
tone OF red. The guests places were
marked by dainty Japanese place
cards. The hour after dinner was de.
voted to music. Mr. and Mrs. Tenney.
Peck's guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Northrup Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
erick Klamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Marlin Hepburn, Mrs. Newton Locke,
Miss Alice Cornet. Miss Marian Havi.
land, Mr.. Savasole and Signor de
Arana.
Mr.. Castendyk's Stag Dinner.
Mr.. Castendyk was most at well
appointed and greatly enjoyed dinner
en- Friday evening when he entertain
ed for his house guest, Mr. John Hack
field. The table center was massed
In pink rambler roses and maidenhair
fern. The place cards were pretty