Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05

Of the Emperor's birthday. The decor
ations were charmingly simple and ef
fective. japanese lanterns, flags, bunt
ing and palms were all used with good
effect. An arch composed of palm
branches and draped with the stars
and stripes.
The receiving party stood beneath
an arch composed of palm branches
the Stars and Stripes and the sunburst
flag. The party was composed of Con
sui Mkt Saito. Mrs. Saito, the Vice
Consul, Prof. and Mrs. Scott, Miss
Scott, Mrs. Mort, and Miss Ella STAINS.
berry. Fully four hundred guests were
presented by Secretary Atkinson to
the receiving party. After the recep.
ton was over three cheers were given
tor the Emperor. the President and
the Governor Of Hawaii. Then the
Ellis quintet struck up music of the
lencers and the ball was opened. The
first set comprised Consul Mkt Saito
and Mrs. Carter. Governor Carter and
Mrs. Mkt Saito. Judge Sanford b.
Dole. Ex-Governor of Hawaii, and the
Princess kawananak0a, and Prince Ka-
wananakoa and Mrs. Sanford ID. Dole.
The second set was led by the Vice
Consul and Mrs. Scott. Among those
in the set were Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder,
Miss Scott and Miss Ella Stansbury.
Mrs. Mkt Saito wore lovely blue silk
entirely covered with lace overdress.
In her hair were flowers and she looked
very sweet and pretty and with her
distinguished husband did the honors
Of the ball most graciously. Mrs. Scott
looked handsome and dlgnified in blue
silk. Miss Scott and Miss Stansbury
were charming, one In white and one
In cream. Mrs. George Carter was
much admired in frock of pearl gray
with rare old lace and neck
lace of pearls. The Princess IA.
wananakoa wore one of the handsom.
est frocks of the evening. IL was q
pearl gray crepe de chine handsomely
embroidered with cherry blossoms and
she wore an old needle point lace over.
dress. In her black hair was tiara
OF diamonds and abount her with a
diamond necklace. Both she and Judge
Dole looked perfectly stunning In the
lancers and were much remarked upon.
Judge Dole is certainly one OF the
handsomest men in Honolulu and the
Princess Is beauty. Mrs. Dole looked
most distinguished in q rich silk with
real lace. The kimonos Of tie Japan.
csc ladies were much admired and add.
ed picturesque touch. They are Ger.
tainly charming people and Thursday
evenings ball will live line in the mem.
DRY OF their guests. A delicious supper
was served ut twelve In the drawing
rooms. which were converted into a
dining room for the occasion.
!. DR.. and Mrs. McGrew gave a picnic
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate Lake at Aiea
on Sunday last. Mrs. Lake expects to
sail In the transport Thomas for the
coast.
Everybody is busily engaged In get.
ting ready for the German Fair. Tick.
cts are only twenty-five cents.
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Mrs. George Carter's reception on
Wednesday afternoon was very de.
lightful affair. The house Is always
cool and inviting and Mrs. Carter's
charming manner was appreciated. by
ell her callers. She was assisted In re.
'N'''ho W Nhios
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Princess KawananakCa gave a
luncheon on Thursday at her Manoa
valley residence. Among her guests
were Mrs. f, NJ. Hatch and Mrs. A.
Hays.
Robert Shingle has again taken up
his quarters at the Young hotel His
mother, who has been SO seriously III
In San Francisco, is on the road to re.
covery.
The engagement of Mrs. Bernice II.
Reid to Chr. Castendyk of Hilo was
one OF the pleasant society announce.
ments Of the week.
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Members Of the Methodist church
gave very pleasant reception In honor
OF their new pastor. Rev. John w.
Wadman, at the parsonage last even.
Ing. Many people of other congrega.
tons were present to bid the pastor
welcome.
DR., Charles Cooper entertained at the
Pacific Club at luncheon in honor of
DR.. Vile Of Danbury. Conn. Those In.
vited were Governor Carter, Hon. A.
5. Cleghorn. Judge Dole. Hon. William