Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-03

4 tAAAfiNs - ~ l'N04tbAt NAAoN w htlN
ever contented with the old tram sys.
TEN? When took my fortnightly
dinner at the Mcana last Sunday
blessed Mr.. BdIleutyue with al ny
heart for the perfect system lie has
provided for the public use. Whenever
/; is stormy one can always see Nh.
Ballentyne in mac kiutOsd ana rubber
hat working hards" even than his men
The sand Is very troaChsrous and
works up between the rails uuless trey
are carefully watched Mr.. Ballent,ne
never spares himself, no matter how
bad the weather, and he mas also good
and efficient men to work for him.
Long may the Rapid Transit flourish
and may we always have at its head
such thoroughly conscientious man
as its present manager
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The fair In aid of st. Clements, which
Is being held on the grounds Of Mr..
Tom May, corner Of Pensacola and Lu.
nalilo streets this afternoon, Will be .
most sytractive one. Mrs. Herbert
Mist, who has the faiT in charge. has
been working very hard and great
credit is due her for the smoothncss
with which the whole thing has run
along. The PunahOu cars pass tbs
back gate OF Mr.. Mays grounds, which
will be opened for the occasion Tho
fancy work table will be presided over
by Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. stevens Mrs
Rosslter, Mrs. Humphreys Of NaHoa
valley. and Mrs. Smithies. The refresh.
ment table Is in charge OF Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Snel
don, Mrs. Green and Miss Sparrow
The doll table, Mrs. Jetireys, Mrs Ful
Ter and Mrs. Heminway. The lemon
ade booth, Mrs. Barwick and Mrs.
Guild. DeliCacies Mrs. Ablcs and Mrs.
Keen. Plants and ferns. Mrs Harri.
son, Mrs. G. Davies, Mrs. Jones, Miss
Scott. Fancy hcEe1 and shades, Mrs.
James pougherty and assistants. Fish
pond, Mrs. Herbert Mist, Miss Spali.
ing, Miss MCGOWAN and Mr. Sinclair
The refreshment table will be partic.
ularly attractive as the Mattresses will
he all young and pretty. The gypsy
camp. presided over by Mrs. NewCOmb,
will be feature OF the fair There
will be two fortune tellers. Mrs. New
comb will reveal the past, present and
future by the cards, and Mrs. Halves
will read your palm, provided you
cross II with silver. Several pretty
gypsy girls will stroll about the
grounds and entice you into the camp.
The greatest attraction of the evening
. will be the illustrated songs and liv.
ing pictures which Mrs. +. II. Hum.
phris is getting ~. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs.
Clifford Kimbail, Mrs. Humphris, Mrs.
Halves, Miss Jennie Gidard. Princess
hawananakoa, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Miss
Rose Cunha, Miss Belle Dickey, Mr..
! Schultz, Mr.. Hartmann aud several
others are in these. Miss Alice Jones
will sing a comic song, probably Mo.
aGalua, and Mrs. Newcombe will con,
tinue the fortune telling during tic
leyening. Light Refreshments will be-
served and the Ellis Brothers clul
will play for dancing. II will be an
evening of amusement and everybody
should turn out. The Government
band is playing all this afternoon. The
large covered lanai, so well known, is
perfect for dancing, and very en-
| ioyable evening can be had at little ey
ponse. II you want a real good time
30 to St. Clements fair at Mr.. Tom
Mays, corner Pensacola and Lunalilo
streets, this afternoon and evening.
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Amy analogy linking a refined com
Cdienne and famous big fighter seems
on the face OF II, impossible, says q
London paper, yet one may be found as
between Tom Crib and Mrs Brown
Potter. or the old boxer It is recorded
that after a knock-down blow he came
up smiling; and this description ap
plies equally well TO the clever actress
who. rising superior to the defeat OF
her first venture, came up smiling In
a revival of "Forget.Me.Not." the
drama with which Miss Geueyleye
Ward took the town by strom in the
summer of 1879 at the Lyceum. The
part of the fascinating fend, in angel
form, Stephanie, Marquise de Mohrl.
vert, Is one in its varied and subtle
phases well within the scope of Mrs.
Potter's dramatic expression. From
the moment when the most convincing
OF stage adyenturesses imposes herself
0s an unwelcome guest upon the terri.
fed Miss Alice Yerney in her Roman
palace. Mrs, Potter never once loses
her grip upon the character. Menaclne
to the shrinking girl, defiant to the
Girls gallant lover and champion. the
audience Is held onthralled by t. de-.
matte tention Of the marital duel Of
manlul mother wit and feline craft
and cunning. Then comes the sudden
dramatic surprise OF the adventures
reyulsion from the height of turbulence
In her hooking tone Of boldness to the
depths Of AFFECT terror when Sir Hor-
ace Welby, on condition Of her depart.
ure, aids her escape from the dagger
Of the yengeful Corsican, ruined by
her of old In her gambling he'll Mrs