Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-24
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Mrs. Mcstoeker Entertained Neighbor.
hood Bridge Club.
Mrs. Francis u. McStocker was the
hostess of the Neighborhood Bridge
Club Friday afternoon. Three tables
of bridge we're arranged and an en-
joyable afternoon was spent by Mrs
McStocker's guests, who were Mrs,
Theodore F. Lansing, Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mrs. Frederick Smith,
Mrs. Fred. Damon. Mrs. Harold Gift
fard, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. r..
Il. Reidford Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Arthur
Davidson, Mrs. Day and Mrs. Water
man. Silken hose were the gifts and
were awarded to Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. Giffard and Mrs. Dougherty.
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Mrs. A. N. Csmpbet,'s Luncheon.
Mrs. Albert Newton Campbell enter
tanned on Friday In honor Of her moth
err, Mrs. dc l'Artigue. who leaves short
Iy for the mainland. A large basket
filed with Tantalus violcts and green
cry was most artistic. Mrs. Camp
bells guests were Mrs. de rArtgue.
Mrs George Augur, Mrs. Clifford d.
Wood, and Mrs. Jack J. Balch.
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Lieut.. Carrot has been transferred
10 Fort Slocum which is most de-
sirable and enviable post. Lieut. Gar
ret is on recruiting duty. Mrs. Garrct
and the baby accompany the Lieutcn-
ant.
Mrs. +. b. McStocker entcrtains on
Thursday of the coming week In hon
or of Mrs. Arthur Mark, who leaves
on the 9TH of March for the mainland.
Honolulu feels keen regret at losing
this popular family.
Argonaut.
Mrs. John NJ. Ellicott. wife Of Cap
tain Ellicott. U. S. n, and her daugh.
ter. Miss Priscilla Ellicott are estab-
lished in an apartment on California
street Captain Ellicott, who is III
charge of the u. S. S. Maryland, has
been ordered to South America and
will be away several months. Captain
Ellicott is Mrs. Ross Kingsbury's ia
Their.
Mrs. John N. Dowsett's Lawn Party.
Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett complimentcd
large number of friends by inviting
them to view the Floral Parade and
battle Of flowers from her beautiful
garden. Chairs were provided and the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dowsett thor
oughly enjoyed their hospitality. Mrs.
Dowsett did great deal to make the
automobile part OF the, parade the sue
cess that II was. Her work was UNI
firing. Mrs. Dowsett, is one of the
most capable executive women In Ho-
nolulu. A large number Of the charity
institutions are in some way grateful
for her kindly thought and action. Mr.
and Mrs. Dowsett's guests were Her
Majesty Queen Liliuokalani, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Lewis. Mr., aRd Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilder,
Mrs. Peck and Miss Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry, Mr.. McGill. Mrs. Brecken-
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Young and
children. Miss Gillet, Mrs. John Pal
mer, Mrs. Alice Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Murphy. Mrs. Jane Walker.
Miss Agnes Walker, DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Coombs. Mrs. Margaret Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward ID. Tenney. Mrs. Hell
en- Noonan, Miss Cordelia Walker. Ma
jor and Mrs. Edward Timberlake, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles N. Spencer. Miss
Mossman, Mr.. Cassidy and children.
Mr.. Tom Holloway, Mr.. viii Roth, Mr..
Harry Macfarlane and others.
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Mrs. Hyde-Smith will be the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Dilling-
ham, for the coming week at Moku-
LEILA.
The many friends of Mrs. Richard
Rush learn through the Army and Ma
Wy Journal of her sorrow. Mrs. Rush,
who was before her marriage Miss
Jane Hare, was one Of Honolulu's
most popular society girls. 1t Is years
since Mrs. Rush visited her home city
Nevertheless she is still delightful
memory to her old friends. The sym.
patty of older Honolulu Is extended
to both Mrs. Rush and her daughter.
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A Picnic Party to the Peninsula.
A party of young people on pleasure
bent are going to motor to the coun.
try home of Judge and Mrs. Henry e
Cooper tomorrow for a days outing
The Peninsula Is one Of the most at.
tractive country places on the Island
Of Oahu. 1t Is always cool. a delight,
full mountain breeze makes the days
and nights JOY there. There Is such
peace In the Peninsula air that It Is
most restful to go down there even Il
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