Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-30

liam Danford of Kauai, Mrs. w. l..
Stanley, Mrs. Armin Hanaberg, Mrs.
c. w. Case Deering Mrs. Harrington,
Mrs. Anton Crop, Mrs. William A.
Wall, Mrs. Ialstead and Mrs. Emil
Waterman. The hour after luncheon
was spent by playing rubber of
bridge. -
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Mrs. Carl Iedeman's Luncheon.
Mrs. Carl lIedemans beautiful new
home never showed to better adyan-
tage than II did on Thursday, when
she entertained for ten Of lIonoluu's
most beautiful maids and matrons.
The table was simply exquisite with
its elegant display of silvcd, cyrslal
and dainty China. This luncheon was
given in honor of Miss Robson, Miss
WitmOre and Mrs. Harold Castle. The
circular table center was adorned with
crystal bowl filled with Shasta daisies
and viOlcts, flowers which lend them.
selves 80 beautifully to table dccora.
( tlon. The place cards we're dainty
bits of island scenery. Mrs. IIede.
mans guests were Miss Robson. Miss
/ Whitmore, Mrs. Harold Castle. for
whom this delightful affair was plan.
ned. Mrs Joseph IIedeman, Mrs.
Northrup Castle, Mrs. Harold billing,
ham, Mrs. Frank Thompson. Miss Jes,
sic Kennedy. Mrs. Gustave Schacfer
and Miss Nora Sturgeon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Castles
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Castle
gave small and informal dinner in
honor of Mrs. Sara T.. Ncwcomb and
her brother, Mr.. +. A. p Ncwcomb
/ Mr.. and Mrs. renney.Peck and Miss
Hathaway. The table was made pretty
by low vase filed with beautiful
pink roses and their dainty petals
were scattered on the table. Music
occupied the hour after dinner. Mrs
Hathaway Is niece of Mr.. and Mrs
Castle and will be their house guest
until their departure for Europe in
May. After Mr.. and Mrs. Castles de
parturc she will be the house guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. William l.. Moore, al
their home on Green street.
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Mrs. Edward r. Gayise's Luncheon.
Mrs. Harlow. who has been so mucI
entertained by Honolulu friends, wa.
honoitd as a luncheon guest of Mrs
Il. X. Gaylee on Saturday. the day be
fore she sailed for the mainland Mrs
Gaylee's guests were Mrs. Harlow
Mrs. WOoten and Mrs. Reece.
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Captain and Mrs. Edwards Dinner.
Captain and Mrs. Putnam. wht
leave here on the fifth of April ar,
being very extensively entertained b,
their numerous friends. Tuesda,
! evening Captain and Mrs. Edward
complimented this charming couple b.
having them as the guests of honor
The table was a.bloom with pink be
gonas and maidcnhair fern, arrange,
In a brass basket tied with blue mllc
Bridge occupied the hour after dinner
| Captain and Mrs. Edwards guest
= We're Captain and Mrs. Putnam an
! Captain and Mrs Gaylee.
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&. Mr.. and Mrs. August Hanaberg
8 Mr.. and MIS-. August IIanaberg wcr
. outgoing passengers on the Willie
a nina, after a very short visit In Iit
Y nolulu. The main object of their visi
was TO place their son In school, S
. as to learn the practical side of suga
q mill engineering. Mr.. and Mr.. Hani
;. berg have been the motif for numel
t Gus courtesies from their large cirCl
4 of friends in the island. Dinner.
!, luncheons, auto parties and man
l. other attentions have been shOwere
!. upon this popular couple and kee
@ regret Is felt by the Hanabergs an
;. their friends that they departed $
Q soon. A trip to Haleiwa was great
+ enjoyed. On their next trip they pla
;. to remain month in his delightful
:. cool and distinctive island hostelr!