Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-04

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! be one of the methods of entertain.
ment for this distinguished party of
! tourists. @
Mr.. and Mrs. ollie Shipman's Party.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Shipman were
! host and hostess at one of the most
attractive parties given in IIlo this
season. The delightful company o.
people motored out to Keaau, the
beach home of the Shipman's, which
is thirteen miles from Ililo. The guests
of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Cahill of
Oakland, who are in Honolulu and the
, islands on a honeymoon trip. The
party was on Saturday evening. The
large living room was beautifully dec
| GRATED In pink begonias and ferns.
Chinese lanterns were strung across
the room, which made most effective
| and pleasing decoration. After cards,
delicious refreshments we're served. At
one o'clock the company started for
liilO and the party was voted one Of
the best In long time. Mrs. Harold
Fisher got the ladies' gift, magnifi.
cent sandalwood carved fan. Mr.. Ca.
/ hill was awarded a gold necktie CLASH.
The consolation gifts were awarded
to DIR. and Mrs. Irwin and were a book
Tor Mrs. Irwin and silver pencil for
DIR. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Shipman's
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Cahin, the
/. guests of honor, MIR. and Mrs. A. G.
Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weatherbee. Dr. and Mrs. Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Haley IIiscrman, Miss
Anabelle Low, Misses Shipman C3l,
Miss Edna Curtis, Mrs. Holland Mrs.
John Watt, Mr.. Stanley Clark, Mr..
Lorrin Thurston and Mr. Aiken.
I. Mrs. kirkaldy a Hostess.
Mrs. Kirkaldy complimented twenty
six friends by inviting them to a moi
luncheon, in honor of her son, Charles
Bunham, who leaves shortly for Vir.
ginia, where he will enter a military
school to remain several years. Red
and green was the color scheme and
II was most effective. The table cen.
teri was occupied by large cut glass
bowl filled with flaming red carna.
tons and maidenhair fern, while fall.
ing from the chandelier, were fragrant
| leis OF MALE reaching to the table cen
ter AT each guests place reposed d
/ fragrant carnation lei. The guests
/ asked by Mrs. Kirkaldy to meet her
son, Charles Bunham, were Judge ana
Mrs. Monsarrat, Dr. and Mrs. Nottage,
Mr., and Mrs. l.. Parish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. William ID.
Adams, Mrs. NJ. Monsarrat. Mrs.
Sparks, Mrs. II. Cooke, Mrs. Sam Dow.
, sett, Miss Hattie Lucas, Mr.. Arthur
Parish. Persy Nottage, Herbert Parish,
Parish Percy Nottage, Herbert Parish,
Carter, Swinton DID,, Aldrich, Mr.. Gill
Smart, Edward Dowsett and Charles
Lucas.
..r,.,.... - 4 &c.. ....I
Mrs. Fred L. Waldron's Bridge Tea.
Mrs. Fred l.. Waldron was a hostess
at bridge tea on Wednesday after
noon at her beautiful new home III
Manoa Valley. Mrs. Jared Smith and
Mrs. Barnes, the latter Mrs. Waldron'g
daughter assisted in the reception of
the guests. The prize gifts were very
handsome and were awarded the top
| scorers, who We're Mrs. John J. Belser
who got as gift for top scoring a
/ handsome Irish lace bag; Mrs Zeno
| Kelly Myers was awarded the second
| prize, silver bonbOn dish, while Mrs.
! Frazier was consoled with brass
| bowl Mrs. Waldron's guests were
| Mrs. Charles Frazier, Mrs. II. Mitchell,
| Mrs. Bert Petrie, Mrs. Philip Frear,
| Mrs. William A. Schmidt, Mrs. Giles
/ II. Gere, Mrs. Louis Warren, Mrs. Ar.
| thur Dawson, Mrs. Day, Mrs. William
J ii. GoetZ, Mrs. William A. Thompson,