Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-18
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his party was given; Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Richards Ivcrs, Sr. Mrs + anCis
Mills Swan2y, Mrs. Richard Ivcrs. ~,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs Gcrrit WI.
der. MIS-. William Whitney, Mrs Z.
White Sutton, Mrs. George Robert
artcr Mrs benjamin Francis III.
ingham. Mrs. Walter Francis billing
ham. Mrs. Frank Dillingham;. Mrs. T..
Taxon Bishop. Miss Margaret Walker,
Miss Agnes Walker, Mrs. George Cas-.
tie, Mrs. William Il. Castle, Mrs. $.
Nnrthrup Castle. Mrs. !. y. BCanc.
Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs Gardner
Wilder Mrs. Iilcbahn. Mrs IanuCy
Scott, Mrs. Edward u. Tcnncy, Mrs.
NJ. T.. Tcnncy. Mrs James Wilder
Mrs. Arthur Wider, Mrs Edward Il.
Mrs. John 5. Walker. Mr..
George Potter. Mrs Francis Gay, Mrs
acv Spa,dinr. Mrs. Clifton Carroll
Carter. Mrs " VI. MncOmh. Mrs
Mrs. walter Cowlcs, Mrs.
Helen NOonan, Mrs. George Herbert
Miss Jessie Kaufman. Miss l'Cckc,
Mis-. Kimhall. Miss Helen Kiwhall.
Mrs. Arthur Macintosh. Mrs Frcdcr.
lev 4. Klamp. Mrs. B'ruice Wal
lridCc, Mrs. MOntacu" Cooke, MIS-.
James LCncrts, Miss Alic" C1rnel,
Mrs. Henry WatCrhnusr, Mrs. GcurT"
J Gvios. Mrs. h0rOld DillInrham, Mrs
j.. !. SpaIdinG. Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Yrs. John Erdman. and Miss Marion
Scott.
Fn,,rtairs fer MRS. Porter.
Mrs Thus Smith entertained tho
Golden circle Sewing Society Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. X. y, POr.
cisco for three or four months. Mrs.
Porter was presented with handsom"
steamer rug. gift Of the sewers. Tho
color scheme in the decorations and
refreshments was yellow and white,
After spending the afternoon playinG
whist. delicious refreshments were
served. The prizes were won hy Mrs
Blom first and Mrs. Black, CDnsOla
ton.
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Mrs. GEORGE r, Carriers Lunch.
Mrs Charge Il Carter WAS hostess
at DELIGHTFUL and CharmingIy a.,
ranred luncheon on Tuesday of this
week. The house was decorated with
choice Mains and ulants. while the ia
bio was adorned in spring blossoms.
Mrs Cartor's guests were Mrs. Wi.
liam G. Irwin. Mrs. Francis Mills
SwanZv. Mrs. Eleanor Hydc.Smith
Mrs Walter Francis Dillingham;, Mrs
Adams. Mrs. Clifton Carter, Mrs. Cole
man. Mrs NJ. NJ. Macomb. Mrs. Ger
rit Wilder Mrs George Potter. Mrs
Harold Dillingham; and Mrs. George
Davies.
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NJ In,,n Al Dovso,t yyos boetes,
ot a L,rch complimcntary tn nor sis
'or No. w,I,iom LAM who Leave
shortly for n trim In Germanv Tb,
,nu,sa,t homo on punahou avcnuo |,
spleudiiIy ADAPTED to entertainments
It's broad larais and verandas masset
with luXuriant and rare palms mad,
a beautiful setting for this well ap
pointed luncheon. Mrs. Dowsett is {
very gracious and pleasant hostess
The WIdemann family is one of tn,
oldest I'm the islands and the women o.
this family arc renowned for thcil
gracious hosuitality. The table wa.
beautifully decorated in yellow COrcop
sis and at each guests place rcpose,
a fragrant Carnation and male lei
The hour after luncheon was devote,
TO the allabsorbing game of bridge
Mrs. powsctt's guests were Mrs. Wi
liam LAM. the guest Of honor; Mrs
A. J. Campbell. Mrs. Armin lIanc
berg. Mrs. Fred. w. Macrarlanc. Mrs
Edward d. Tcnncy. Mrs. u. MaCfar
lane, Mrs. Klchahn, Mrs. Paris, Mrs
George Potter, Mrs. Carl Wiicmanr
Mrs. G.. y. High, Mrs. Walter Mac
farlanc Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs
Stackahle, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs
Bruno and Miss May Damon.
Mic. mos.ockcr's Tea.
THO second the series of teas give
nv Miss NcStocEcr and Miss Iuli
McStockcr took Mace on Wcduasia
afternoon The Young pcopIc prCscn
ouinycd an afternoon of busy ucedl,
work and tcacm chatter, The hnus
was prcttilv decorated in pink an
lavender. Large bowls nf .sDriug bio.
SONS made the rooms attrac'iv,
Among Miss McStocker's guests wcr
Miss Violet Slocver, Miss H"lr