Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-20


delightful function. A gildcd BASKET |
filled with La France roses and aspar.
agus fern occupied the table center.
Several very exciting rubbcrs o.
bridge made. the afternoon pass all
too quickly. The place cards were
the monogram cards of tho hostess. I.
Mrs. Wilder, who, by the way, Is one
OF the most charming and attractive (
of the young matrons of Honolulu
Mrs. Wilder's guests we're Mrs. Hyde
Smith. Mrs. Edward Tcnncy. Mrs. h.
FaNon Bishop. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Macomb. !
Mrs. Richard Ivcrs. Mrs. James
Wilder and Miss Marian Scott
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Miss Cowlcs a Sewing Tea Hostess.
Miss Edith Cowles entertained the
Afternoon Sewing Club on Tuesday a
her home on Wilder avenue. Sew
ing and a good time generally was
had by the girls invited Miss pris.
ella EllicOtt was the guest of honorS
on this occasion. The guests who
enjoyed Miss Cowles' hospitality were
Miss Priscilla Ellicott, Miss Grace
Davis, Miss Lydia McStockcr. Mrs.
Ross Kingsbury. Mrs. Roy Francis
Smith, Miss Julie MCStOckcr. Miss
Ethel Spaulding. Miss Nora Sturgeon.
Miss Carr, Miss Roberta Wholly, Miss
Elsie Miles. Miss Beatrice Holds.
worth and Miss Freeman.
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Tuesday Evening Bridge Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Sheedy were
host and hostess for the Tuesday
ITtra aY.N, nFt. fl.,I
artistiCally decorated with plants and
ralms and lunches Of lavender actorH.
The prizes at this party we're especial
~ handsome and attractive. Mrs.
Hawley of Fort Shafter was awarded
the ladies' gift. very beau'I;ul rock
crystal compete, and MIR. Sheedy was
the lucky winner Of Silver.mountcd
COrksCrew. The bridge club members
who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Sheedy were Admiral aud
Mrs. Walter COwlcs. MIR. and Mrs.
Harry MaCfarlane. Lieutenant ana
Mrs. Roy Francis Smith, Iieutcnan;
and Mrs. Preston. Mrs ITawlcy ami
Lieutenant Sahm.
Mrs. Beers a Hostess.
tortained company Of friends at a
thimble bee in honor of Mrs. Ludlot.
Mrs. Beers guests were Mrs. Pomery,
Misses Bohnenberg, Mrs. J. Bains.
Miss Alice Cole, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon and Mrs. RaGsdalc,
Mrs. Cisud Watson's Card Party.
Mrs. Claude Watson was hostess AT
a five hundred party on Monday after.
noon Of last week AT her home IN
IIilO. in honor of Miss WoOdford who
IL the house guest of Mrs. Charles
Kluegel The house was artistiCally
decorated and made a pretty back
ground for the well frOCkcd women
present. The first prize gift, hand
some Canton cup and saucer, was
given to Mrs. Paul Bartcls, while
Mrs. T.. \. Holmes was COnsoled with
quantity funny Easter bunny. Mrs,
WatsOns guests were Miss Woodford,
| for whom 1t was given, Mrs. Baldinc.
Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Wilson Mrs. fliser.
man, Mrs. Wears, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Alvah Scott. Mrs. Paul Bartcls. Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Mckay.
Miss Furcr, Mrs. Southworth, Sr,,
Mrs. SOuthworth, Jr., and Misses
Shipman. A delicious collation. was
served at four.thirty.
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| Mrs. Dorothy Woods Luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Wood entertained al
a delightful luncheon on Wednesday
of last week in honor of Miss Laura
| Mott, who 10 to he one Of the sum
| mnr'g hridpa Tho tahlp was nrpfugp
! ly decorated A low basket filled with
red roses and ferns was placed In
| the center of the table The place
cards were dear little Dummies and
chicks. Miss Woods lovely home on
| ThurstOn avenue was a most attract
i've setting for this luncheon. Miss
Woods guests were Miss Laura Mott
the guest of honor, Miss Nora Swan
| ~, Miss Geraldine Ncuman, Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Beatrice Holds
worth. Miss Harriet Young, Miss
Margaret Warehouse, Miss Ethel
Spauldlng and Miss Helen Achilles
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The Minute Clubs Meeting.
| On Saturday Of last week Miss Alice
Hopper was hostess AT a meeting OF
the Minute Club at her home on Keeau
mOku street The Minute Club Is q
social club, formed of PunahoG stu
dents and graduates and is nearing
it's fifteenth year. ThiS club does its
share of kindness to less fortunate
brothers and sisters by the members
making garments for the poor ant
the girls in their turn visit the sick