Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-02

gifts of silken hose were awarded to
Mrs. Harry Benner ands Mrs. De
Freest. Among Mrs. Bcnner's guests
were Mrs. Harry Benner. for whom
the party was given, Mrs. Randolph
| Moore, Mrs. John Drew. Mrs. Guy
/ Gere, Mrs. Fred. Lyser. Mrs. s. De
Freest. Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. Edwin
Farmer, Mrs. Percy Morse, Mrs.
| Charles Bon, Mrs +. A. Porter, Mrs.
Otto Bierbach, and Mrs. Ferdinand
Linemann.
Welfare Exhibit.
The Public Welfare exhibit which
has been such q wonderful success
! from the opening till the closing night
| last night has been an education in
many ways 1t will be the means Of
concentrating many acts of kindness
by people who have gone on in self
| ish kind of way, not considering the
wants of others and little thinking or
caring for the less fortunate sister or
brother. II is very edifyng to realize
|
in the pursuit of an uplifting kindness
20 so many people.
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Wedding Anniversary.
Ten guests were entertained hy
MIR. and Mrs. John Trenholm Warren
last evening in honor Of the third AN
niyersary of their marriage, the anair
serving also as u christening for their
new home. The guests included the
young married people who helped in
various ways when Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem moved into their new house, and
none of the guests knew that the day
marked n wedding anniversary till
they entered the dining The
place-cards were In the form of bridal
slippers filled with orange blossoms
and the anniversary cakes with their
gooG-luck Barberny candles, held
gildcd wishbones and silver horse
shoes.
A large bowl of Benarcs brass oc-
cupied the center OF the table filled
with white blossoms, from amid which
which had been used al the wedding
and are burned at each succeeding
anniversary. Miniature wedding bells
were caught among the greenery and
I the white tulle ribbon which marked
the isles at the wedding was used AS
II is each year.
After dinner the guests assembled
around the fireplace in the living
room, where bright fire made a
pleasant contrast to the rain outside
Lights were turned out, and music
and conversation were enjoyed bv
the freight.
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Whist tournament.
The second evening of the wbis,
tournament at Odd Fellows Hall Civ
en- by Olice Branch Rcbekah Lodge.
VIII he held Eext Thursday evening.
The score-cards will be given out at
SIS o'clock.
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Mr.. Samuel Mills Damon with his
usual generosity to the public, has
added another attraction to MoanaIr,
fisnolulans lose sight of the fact that
MI. Damon is at home every Satin.
day To guests, both the malihini nnl
kaamaina alike, and too much cannot
DC said of this decided act of nubIic
spiritedness on the part of Mr. Do.
mon The grounds, with their at.
tractive grass huts and tea houses
are the wonder of the tourist. with.
out doubt Moanalua is tho onIv
private garden in Honolulu that can
Doast of such beautiful pIaats and
SHRUBS rs II does, and there are not
many owners of such a beautiful pIaro
WI" are willing to allow and who in
we the public AS generously as does
MI Damon. On the first SATURDAY. nj
each month Mr.. Damon plans to have
some music, and today Mrs. Mock,Ir !.
gong TO entertain the guests with
her beautiful voice. Mrs. Tcnney
reck, who Is the most ACCOMPLISHED
"ccompanist In the islands, will os.
s'st Mrs. Mackall at the piano
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inc College Club held an open
meeting al the Colonial hotel ON
, Thursday About fifty friends and
7 members were present. Miss Fran
els the College Club president, read
most interesting and timely paper
on Children in Literature. The Col.
+ leSe Club is Filing splendid niche
IN this community and to their untlr.
ing efforts many fine and noble acts
are accredited. Refreshments were
' served after which pleasant hom
was spent in social conversation.
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Little Miss Leinani Chillingworr!
was dainty hostess when she en-.
tertained twenty of her little friend