Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-04
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Potato and Chicken Salad
Rolls, Bread and Butter
Coffee with German Apple Cake
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1 Roast Turkey with Ham
! Potato and Chicken Salad
Rolls, Bread and Butter
Coffee with German Apple Cake
EXTRAS
Cold Ginger Ale, 10c
Cold Boot Beer, lOc
Fruit Punch Toe.
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Mrs. James Pines Bridge Tea.
The home of Judge and Mrs. Henry
+. Cooper was the setting for de-
lightful bridge tea given by Mrs.
James Pine In honor of her sister,
Miss Alice Cooper, who leaves shortly
for mainland trip. Yellow was the
prevailing tone. Nasturtiums and
brilliant coreopsis we're arranged in
luxurious profusion all about the
house. The refreshments were ex.
tremely dainty. Six tables of bridge
occupied the afternoon. The gifts for
the guests were very lovely. The first
+, gift went to Mrs. Frances Kirby Smith
and was dainty silver filigree bon.
bon dish. The second gift was sill.
yer deposit perfume bottle, while the
consolation gift was an exquisitely
embroidered French handkerchief.
The gifts we're awarded to Mrs. Fran.
els Kirby Smith, Mrs. Walter Cowles
and Miss Helen Mrown. Mrs. Pines
! hnr hnr
! Mrs. Henry +. Cooper and they were:
Miss Alice Cooper, the guest Of honr
Mrs. Donald Ross, Mrs. Gerald John.
son, Mrs. Walter Cowles, Mrs. Fran.
els Kirby Smith, Mrs. Harry Hepburn
Mrs. Ross Kingsbury. Mrs. tombstone
Mrs. Il. X. Gayler. Miss Betty Case
Miss Helen North, Miss Helen Brown
Miss Julie McStocker. Miss Jessie Ken.
nedy, Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss
Alberta Wholley, Miss, Edith Cowles
Miss Ethel Spaulding, Miss Priscilla
Ellicott, Miss Freeman, Miss Helen
Rockwell, Miss Florence Hoffman
Miss Grace Davis, Miss Irma Ballen
tyne and Miss Wilhelmina Tenney.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. CampDeii's Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett were
J the honored dinner guests Of Mr.. ant
, Mrs. A. J. Campbell on Tuesday even
: ing. The dinner was most elaborat,
end was given in honor OF the twenty
: fourth anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
= Dowsetts wedding. The table wa
massed In the red rambler rose. 1
! flower that lends itself most artistic
ally to table decoration. Tulle wa
most effectively combined with tn,
roses In making the table beautiful
The place cards were very pretty an,
received the praiseworthy mention
that was due them. They were hand
|; painted brides in gilded frames AM
bride slippers with dainty tulle bows
The Campbell home is so arrange
" that II makes a delightful setting 70
any function and Tuesday evening
' dinner will always be pleasant mem
cry for the friends hidden. MIR. an
j., Mrs. Campbell's guests were MI
= and Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett, Mr.. an,
Mrs F. w. Klebahn, Mr.. and Mrs. L
=, FaXon Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar,
ID. Tenney. Mrs. Franklin Il. Richard
:, son, Miss Agnes Walker, Miss MAJ
garet Walker, Mr.. Tom Holloway, Nj
y Paul Muhlendorf and Mrs. Whitney.
!,
d Mrs. Albert Wilcox Poi Luncheon.
: Mrs. Albert Wilcon eXtentained a
= o very elaborate poi luncheon on FIR
!, cay. The guest OF honor was Mr.
: Francis Gay, who has recently r,
: turned from New York All the del
}. cacies Of the Hawaiian feast wer
!, most temptingly served. The tabl
J, decorations were pile pink carnatior
!. and the place cards were hand-painte
flowers of the same delicate shad
It Those present were Mrs. Francis Ca
Mrs. G. l.. Spalding, Mrs. Gaylord Wi
cox, Mrs. Charles Rice. Mrs. Arthr
Rice. Mrs. Sandow, Mrs. Charles WI
cox. Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Rufus Spal
ing, Mrs. II. lsenberg, Miss Kaui WI
cox and Mrs. Albert Wilcox.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sehoen's Card Party.
Last Friday evening a most EMO
able card party was given by Mr.. an
Mrs. l.. +. Schoen at their Scho
street residence In honor of Mr.
Clark Smith, Mrs. Schoen's siste
Five Hundred was the game playe
six tables being used, with Ave pla
ers at each table. At the conclusiC
1t was found that Mrs. Clark Smii
and Mrs. Fisher had won the FIR
prizes. while Mrs. Castendyk and d
Harold Elliott had captured the co
ISOLATION gifts. Delicion refreshmen
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Schoen
guests were Mrs. Clark Smith. Il
guest of honor Mr. and Mrs. Caste
dyk. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hiserma
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bartels, Mr. al
Mrs. Harold Fisher, Dr. and Mrs. Ha
old Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, NJ
and Mrs. Robert Forrest, Mrs. Hapa
Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Bertha BE
Taylor, Miss Pomery, Misses Hap
t3), Miss Corstorphine and Miss Pc
ter. Mr.. w. II. Smith, Mr.. r. NJ. Lin
say, Mr.. J. Carmichael, Mr.. Geori
Lowson. Mr.. J. Yeaman, Mr.. II. Ke
nor, and Mr.. w. T. Wise.
4 + 4
Mrs. Eleanor Hyde.Smith Entertain
Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smith, who bl
few days ago returned from tr
to San Francisco, entertained at d
lightful luncheon in honor OF Mr.
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