Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06


ormal gayieties of the past month"; and
'ociety is taking a much needed rest. !
VI course there are various small af-
airs and informal dinners which are
always kept up. but formal functions
will be a thing OF the past for a month
1t least. Hawaii Tantalus, the PENN
sula and the Coast have claimed large
number of fashionable folk, but there
are more stay-at-homes this summer
than ever before. and the reason is not
difficult to guess. Pin money Is at
scarce as sugar profits and mi-lady's
wardrobe has not been replenished to
her liking. She can wear the cottons
and shirt waists at home where she Is
known, but the airy fairy toilettes of
rast summers are mere "reminiscences.
and one looked back upon with longing
and regret,
A very jolly little dinner was given
at the Moana hotel by Mrs. George
Bliss on Sunday evening. Those pres
enc were Miss L. Terry, Miss Jessie
Forman. Mr.. |. Dillingham;. Mr.. Cup
i'd" Wright and Mr.. Mason Terry.
Professor and Mrs. Scott entertained
at dinner on Wednesday evening AT
their home on Pensacola street. Among
those present were MIR. and Mrs. vii.
liam Irwin, Mr. and Mrs Schaefer. Mrs.
f. NJ Hatch, Mr. and Airs. Richard
" ers. Col. A. G. Halves and Miss Mar.
len Scott
Mr. Richard Snnullinp who has hpen
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occasion was Thoroughly appreciated
Ny all the ll'tie company. Many pres
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as ne Is sreat lavorl.e. me guests
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were Mr. and Mrs Wiii,an, u,vwood
Mr. and Mrs Corri, Wilder and can
tain and Mrs NihIack
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very pleasant yachting party on Sat-
urday last The Helene behaved very
well and the guests were able to par.
take of the delicious lunch. The Hell
then returned to Honolulu after de-
llghtful trip. Among the invited guests
were Admiral and Mrs. Terry, Miss
Terry, Mason Terry Captain and Mrs
Nihlack Mr. and Mrs IL NJ Hatch