Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-02
~ Social Side of Life ~

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few bathrooms in private houses and
the floor cloth is not always as good
a substitute as we might imagine. The
Moana has a hop nearly every Friday
evening-and they are becoming quite
popular The Hawaiian Hotel is al
ways pleasant retreat, the broad
lanais making dancing delight and a
Joy forever.
Mrs. Anthony Ahlo expects to re-
turn TO Honolulu in the latter part of
the autumn. Mr.. Ahlo will Join his
wife in England and they will return
to Honolulu together. The grandmoth-
er of Mrs. Ahlo died shortly after her
arrival in England.
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Several members of "the Minutes"
the dramatic company at the college.
are spending the Easter vacation at
the peninsula. The young ladies are
chaperoned by Miss Boardman, and
among them are Irene Fisher, Gertrude
Brown, Julia Damon, Eunice Pratt and
beatrice Castle. Howard Castle. Percy
White and about six other college boys
have taken Miss Anna Paris cottage
tor a few days and The Minutes" will
join in a round of festivities including
an informal fancy dress party which
came of on Friday evening. It's a very
jolly way to spend the Easter vacation
ana the young people are having what
they call rousing good time.and. as
the cows and the horses are the only
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ranted excitement, everybody is happy.
They expect to return on Monday, for
vacation ends and the young people
have TO knuckle down to hard work
once more.
The Patons and the Edward Damons
are enjoying the country at Waialua
from Saturday until Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton have invitations out for a
large dinner in honor Of the natal day
Of Mrs. Patton, for Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane have
invitations out requesting the pleasure
of your company at Waikiki, Tuesday
evening, the NTH of April on the
occasion Of the twenty-fifth anniver-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt are giving
large "at home" for Canon and Mrs.
Macintosh on the eleventh.
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Prince Pu Lun, Chinese Commission
er to the st. Louis Exposition, is ex-
pected to arrive in Honolulu on the
steamer Gaelic. Secretary Of State
Hay has cabled Governor Carter to
extend him every courtesy. The band
and the military will escort the dis
tinguished visitor from the steamer to
the Alexander Young Hotel. Every
thing will be done to show proper cour.
tesy and respect for his high rank.
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Miss Flora Donaldson and Mr.. Gavin
Spence departed in the Sonoma and
the Scottish Thistle Club gave them
a delightful "send-off." The two
artists were very much pleased with
their reception in Honolulu, and ex-
pect to come again.
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! A San Francisco paper says that the
application for divorce Of Mrs. May
Mott-Smith Bird Of Honolulu from her
husband did not surprise her friends.
who have known for some time that
she had come home to remain. She
has been about good bit In society.
and is able TO make a very good living
by setting jewelry In rare and antique
fashions. She rummages shops and
picks up bargains and resets the jew
els. She has a jeweler do the work for
her. Society has patronized her very
largely. At present she is occupying
the studio OF Theodore Wores while he
Is In Spain.
Mr.. George Morgan. who married
japanese maiden of high degree, passed
through San Francisco on his way to
New York. At the opera In New York
she attracted a great deal of attention,
which seemed to please her husband
exceedingly. The little japanese girl
wore a very dull dark-blue kimono,
Powered with shaded light pink fiow-
ers embroidered on the blue. Her
fingers sparkled with rings, and about
one slim wrist bracelet was fastened.
Her jet-black hair was rolled smoothly
back and arranged In the approved
japanese couture. with ten pink roses
without foliage fastened at the left
and little above the ear.
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Mrs. +. ID. Tenney has cards out for
u large "at home" for Mrs MackintOsh