Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-28
~ Social Side of Life ~
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I freshments were served in the latter
part of The evening. A beautiIul silver
card tray was presented during the
evening with the natural colors of the
Hawaiian coat-of-arms on the front
On the back of the tray was the fol-
lowing inscriptions: Presented to
Justice and Mrs. G. A. Galbraith by
their friends of Leahi Chapter" The
Judge gracefully responded for him
self and wife.
| One of the prettiest naval receptions
of the season was given on Wednesday
evening by the Admiral and officers or
| the U. 5. flagship New York. Before
one reached the naval wharf the New
York, brilliantly illuminated by cleo
trio lights, was a most dazzling feature
in the landscape and prepared the
guest for the glories to come. An arch
OF electric lights with the words New
York." welcomed the guests, and the
gangway was one mass OF electricity
and made the difficult assent a pleas
ure. On either side of the ship were
electric lights in red, white and blue.
The signal flags we're much used in
the decorations and bunting entwined
with the fragrant MALE was effective.
White marguerites in huge bowls were
most lavishly used. The famous New
York band played for the dances
throughout the evening and the decks
were gay with whirling couples. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Glass. assisted by Cap
tain bunker, received their guests with
much gracious hospitality. Mrs. Glass
Is very handsome woman and looked
particularly well In lace costume with
beautiful Jewels. The officers were
most attentive and WED with each
other in looking after the comfort of
the guests. In the ward room were
tables Of delicious refreshment, not
the least appreciated being the punch,
served In the famous silver punchbowl
of the New York. The punch was
brewed by Assistant Surgeon brown
and Captain Hall and spoke volumes
for their united skill. One of the most
noted guests present was Prince Luigi.
cousin of the King of Italy and captain
OF the cruiser Liggria. He Is fine
looking man and coIfversed most de-
lghtfully with everybody. His man.
hers are most democratic and he made
himself a favorite at once by his
charming personality His aide-de-
camp and the officers of t1e Liguria
are all without exception delightful
men, and they speak English very well.
which Is good chance to most Of us.
Society was out in great force and
the decks were a very cheering sight.
The last dance found the floor as
crowded as ever and the good byes were
said with regrets, for II was one Of the
pieasantest evenings Honolulu has en-
joyed for long time.
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Mrs. Clinton G. Ballentyne was the
; hostess of a very delightful "at home
on Friday afternoon at her residence
on Thurston avenue. There were about
one hundred and twenty-five guests
notwithstanding the reception on the
Remington which occurred on the same
afternoon. II was essentially pink
tea" for pink oleander In the greatest
. profusion decorated the rooms, which
are spacious and easily lend themselves
to such elaborate color schemes. The
Ellis Quintet Club played throughout
the afternoon and delicious refresh
, Dents, consisting Of several kinds Of
sandwiches, cakes Of various varieties.
champagne punch, ices, tea and coffee.
The hostess looked exceedingly hand
some and was assisted In receiving by
her sister. Miss Leontine Hartnagle,
who has been guest at the Ballen-
tyne home for over a year, and is a
great favorite socially.
Miss Hartnagle, by request, favored
the guests with one or two songs most
charmingly rendered.
Mrs. +. Howard Humphris recited in
her usual delightful manner and Miss
Edna Kelley sang most sweetly.
Among the guests were Mrs. Henry
Glass, Mrs. Dole, Mrs. #. M. Hatch,
Mrs. L. ID. Tenney, Miss Giffard, Mrs.
schaefer, Miss Schaefer. Mrs. Clifford
Wood. Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Give Da-
vies. Mrs. George Davies, Miss Wins
ton, Misses Kelly, Misses Macfarlane,
Mrs. Halves, Miss Kaufman, Mrs. Com
stock. Miss Genevieve Dowsett, Miss
Violet Makee. Princess Kawananakoa,
Miss Campbell. Mrs. Campbell Parker,
Mrs. Claire Williams. Miss Castle. Miss
Mary Bacon, Mrs. Wesley Hamilton,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Christian Hedeman,
Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs
Won Holt, and many others.
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! Al Mrs. Il. d, Tenney's luncheon at
the Colonial home OF the Tenneys' on
Pensacola street on Wednesday there
was happy gathering of bright and
pretty young women. The luncheon
was given tor Miss Violet Makee and
Miss Genevieve Dowsett. China Or
anges, lima leis entwined with the
fragrant MALE were used with stun
ming effect, Sports Of all kinds were
represented by the place cards. Those
present besides the guests of honor
were Miss Louise Bradley, Miss Bessie
Bradley, Miss Alice Campbell, Miss
Jennie Giffard, Miss Irmgard Schaefer,
Miss Benson and Miss Rose Cunha.
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i The Italian Prince and the officers
OF the Liguria were entertained by Con-
sui and Mrs. Schaefer on Thursday at
luncheon. Previous to the lunch Mr..
Schaefer took the whole party for