Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27

btlNttn MIS. tdllen anu n. SCOII VS.
! Mrs. Castendyk and w. II. Hiserman
Miss Fox and Rev. Fenton.Smith vs.
Mrs. Bartels and Horner.
Miss Hapai and Stephen Desha,
bye.
Dr.. and Mrs. William Monsarrat's
Dinner.
The Country Club made a very
pretty setting for the dinner given by
! DR.. and Mrs. William Monsarrat on
| Friday evening in honor of Miss Thel-
ma Parker and her mother. Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Knight. The table center was
attractively decorated with brilliant
yellow coreopsis arranged in low
/ crystal bowl. The place cards were
dainty, hand.painted spring blossoms.
A very jolly and pleasant evening was
spent by DR.. and Mrs. Monsarrat S
guests, who were Mrs. Knight. Miss
/ Thelma Parker, Mrs. Eaton, Miss
Elsie Miles, Mrs. Winch. Miss Ma,
guire. DR.. Willis Mr.. Ernest Parker,
Mr.. Frank Armstrong. DR.. George
Tucker Smith. MIR. Henry Galllard
Smart, Mr.. Hugh II. Walker.
The postponed meeting Of the Wo.
mans Auxiliary of St. Andrews will
be held on the goth Of April at the
Wilder avenue home of Mrs. Tenney.
| Peck at o'clock in the afternoon.
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Colonel and Mrs. MansfieId's Dinner.
Colonel and Mrs. Mansfield Compli.
mented Colonel and Mrs. James Rog.
ers of Schoield by giving a dinner in
their honor on Sunday evening of this
week. The table was very attractive.
ly decorated in beautiful pink roses
In gilded basket which was lightly
yelled in pale blue tulle. The har.
mOny of cOlOring was most attractive.
The place cards we're dainty and were
hand.painted. Colonel and Mrs. Mans.
fields guests were Colonel and Mrs.
James Rogers and Captain and Mrs.
Hams. Fridge occupied the hour
after dinner
Mrs. Mathew Graham's Tennis Tea.
Tennis teas are much In vogue just
now and the one given by Mrs.
Mathew Graham of ManOa on Tues.
day of this week was n pleasant d..
version. Mrs. Graham's guests were
Mrs. Grcenwell, Mrs. Donald Ross.
Mrs. llanney, Miss Gwendolyn Blair,
Miss Margaret Quinon, Miss Louise
Lucas, Miss Juiette and the Misses
| Jordan.
Allen o'connor.
| nr. and Mrs. Allen of Southern Cal
ifornia have recently announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mar.
| iorie Bell, to Lieutenant James A.
O'Connor of the Engineer Corps i'm
( Honolulu. Miss Marjorie Allen made
| numerous friends while here as the
! house guest of her uncle and aunt,
! DIR. and Mrs. Ernest KinloCk John.
| stone, at Fort SKATER No army PEG.
| PIE have been more missed when they
left post than were the Johnstoncs
when they departed from Honolulu.
Lieutenant O'Connor Is one of the
most popular and prominent of the
younger officers in the blue service
and It is a problem to say which Of
the young people is the most to be
congratulated. Miss Allen is a girl
with q great amount of personal
charm and originality which made her
one of the bellies in the service set
In Honolulu.
Mrs. Derby's Sewing Bee.
Mrs. Henry T.. Cooper. who, with
her husband and daughter, Miss Alice
Cooper, are going away for lengthy
! visit to the States. was the guest of
! honor at tea given by Mrs. Derby
/ on Tuesday afternoon. Sewing and
| games passed the hours most pleas.
antly and a thoroughly good time was
had by Mrs. Derby's guests who were
Mrs. Henry T.. Cooper, Mrs. Louis A.
| Thurston, Mrs. Pierson. Mrs. st. Clair
| Sayres, Mrs. John Drew, Mrs. Alexis
| GignouX, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Phillip
Frear, Mrs. Edgar Wood, Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. James A. Kennedy, Mrs. Guy
Gerc, Mrs. McCullom, Mrs. Fred I.y.
ser, Mrs Marston Campbell. Mrs. W.
w. North, Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Meeks.
Mrs. Paxton, Mrs. Tarleton, Miss
Susan Clark and Miss McCallum.
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The Parker Celebration.
The San Francisco Call says: With
leis for aloha and luau on a lanai
that was the most splendid feast in
! Hawaii since the days of Kalakaua the
lanai being the largest conceivable
lanai. which is TO say gallery or veran.
da screened with tlowers--thc coming
Of age of Miss Thelma Parker was
celebrated at Waimea.
In the month Miss Parker will re-.
turn to San Francisco with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, and be
la conventional American heiress with
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