Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-15
II Social Side of Life II
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day. Mr. Boyd will not be able to ar
range his business in time to come out
after his wife and child as was first
anticipated. Mrs. Vida may accom-.
pany her daughter. Mrs. Boyd's friends
longer, but hope in short time to see
both Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, as they are
thinking Of trip East in the neal
future to revisit the home of MIR,
Boyd.
Mrs. +. Howell (nee Adele Widdi
field is visiting her sister, Mrs. WILDER
al Key West Barracks, Florida. The
Wilbers are most comfortably situated
in lovely home of their own and are
in love with the tropical life of Flor.
ida. Mrs. Wilbur is a great favorita
at the post and is one of the loveliest
young matrons there. As Mamie Wild
difield she was one of Honolulu's most
admired bellies.
The banquet given by Chief Justice
and Mrs. Frear in honor of Judge Hart.
well and Judge Hatch on Tuesday even.
lang was the event of the week. The
banquet room of the Alexander Young
hotel was the scene Of the dinner, and
the long oval table with covers for
thirty.four was most exquisitely ar.
ranged by Mrs. Taylor, the popular fer.
list. Suspended from the selling hung
the floral scales OF Justice in the mid
die of the table. These were unusually
effective as the weights were composed
OF a solid mass of carnations and tho
delicate tracery of the smilaN formed
the chains. Bows of red ribbon furth.
er enhanced the picture. The table
was vision of beauty and the guests
were loud In expressions of admiration.
Traceries of the maiden.hair ferns and
carnations outlined the oval table from
end to end and this designs was car.
ried out In the ropes which were
twined about the table. An exquisite
basket OF carnations and maidenhair
was placed directly under the scales
OF justice. Silver candlesticks with
red shades were placed before each
guest and the silver candlebra at eth.
or side Of the centerpiece made a soft
end bewitching light. As the guests
entered the dining.room all the lights
were switched of except the soft red
lights on the table. The Ellis quintet
sang and played throughout the dinner
most delightfully."-. After the dinner
an informal reception was held in the
lounging room, where the guests chat.
ted until late hour. The dinner itself
was perfect In every detail and 80
tempting that venture to insert the
menu. Mr.. Lake is on excellent terms
with his chef and the result is perfect
dinners. Those present besides Chief
Justice and Mrs. Frear were Judge and
Mrs. Dole, Hon. A. l.. c. Atkinson,
Judge Hartwell and Miss Hartwell,
Judge Hatch and Mrs. Hatch, Attorney
General Andrews and Mrs. Andrews,
Judge and Mrs. George Gear, Judge and
Mrs. Robinson, Judge and Mrs. Gal.
braith, U. S. District Attorney and
Mrs. Breckons, Judge Whiting, MIR.
and Mrs. w. o. Smith, Judge Stanley,
Mrs. A. Francis Judd, Mrs. r. +. Bick.
erton, Mrs. Marx. Mr.. and Mrs. with.
ington, Mr.. A. A. Wilder, Mr.. J.. A..
Thurston, Judge DE Bolt. Judge Perry
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Judd.
The menu was as follows:
Oysters Yaquina.
Consomme en- Tasse Froppe.
Sailed Pecans. Ripe Olives.
Eggs a la Bohemienne.
Flet Of Sole, Sauce Tartare.
Cucumbers. Pommes Parisienne.
Frog Legs a la Poulette.
Cheese Straws.
Punch a la Cardinal.
Squad, Chicken en- Casserole,
Pomme Croquettes, Haricot Verte,
Toast Sticks.
Boned Pigeons en- Aspic
Asparagus Tips, Mustard Sauce.
Biscuit Tortoni. Gateaux Assortis.
Frontage de Roquefort.
Cafe Eoir.
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The Alexander Young Hotel was the
scene of very delightful evening last
Tuesday in honor of the transport
Sheridan, Col. Tucker and Major Har.
din. The roof garden was crowded
throughout the evening and the floor
Of the dancing hall was crowded with
gay dancers until a very late hour.
The whole army post turned out and
the Navy was well represented as well
as the society element of the town.
The quintet club played at dinner for
The numerous small dinner parties with
which the room was filed and the same
quartet played for the dancing. There
were many exquisite frocks seen and
the number Of pretty women was re-
Manager Lake was given
quite a sendoff at the end of the even
Ing, three cheers and a tiger being
given with will by the transport PEG.
pie. The Hawaiian hotel was also en-
Iete and the band of the Buffalo enter
Lalned the guests. There were numer.
)us dinners and the lanais were crowd.
ed Later in the evening the Alexander
Young attracted many to the roof gar.
den and dancing hail.
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DO not forget the fair at st. An.
lrew's this afternoon. II will continue
until o'clock, There are many beau.
lllul articles for sale which would
make excellent Christmas gifts.
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The Kaiser Wilhelm H. brought a
big ship!oad of famous folk on Septem.
Der 2Sth, and some of them are very
yell known out here. The names of
passengers made a small book In size,
and among them appeared many names
we'll known in 1inlOmatir financial