Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04


McInerny.
Dinners on board the ships have
been all the rage during the past two
weeks, and the dinner given by Lieut., I
and Mrs Mead in the Thetis ON Mon |
day evening in honor Of MIR. and Mrs.
IA. n. Noble was one OF the pret:iest of
these occasions. Among those present
besides the guests Of honor were Lieut..
and Mrs Jones, Mrs Maxwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lake. DR.. Call Mr.. Kinds. Cap
tain Hamlitt, and NJ. Schumacher.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen enter
tanned for Mrs. Julia Along, Toney
Along and son Monday evening.
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A most interesting luau was given on
Monday evening by Acting Governor
Atkinson in honor of Prince Luigi OF
the Italian cruiser Liguria. The OH
GERS Of the war ships then in poit were
out in full numbers and their brilliant
uniforms made the scene very pictur-
esque. The lanai OF the grass house AT
waikiki belonging to the Hawaiian
Prince was where the luau was served.
George Smithies conducted the guests
the many curiosities belonging 10 a
past reign. After a cocktail-and per-
haps another-the guest Of the even
ing, Prince Luigi, was ushered by
Prince Cupid and Acting Governor At
kinson to the seat Of honor in the CEN
ter OF the table. He was fanked on
either side by Prince Cupid and ex-
Governor Cleghorn.>Th various dishes
Lac taly .st,.K
by the Italian contingency until they
awakened 10 the fact tina. the dishes
were really very good and then their
zeal made up for lack Of appetite at
the beginning. Toasts we're given and
exchanged and the hula-hula, in all its
many varieties. was viewed by the in
,erested guests. The national colOis
of Italy were woven into the hula
skirts and the guests OF the evening
expressed himself as delighted with
the entertainment.
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The exhibit OF the Kilohana Art
League at the studio in the Alexander
Young hotel was an unqualified success
from beginning to end on Monday
evening. The rooms are opened daily
from . to 8 ana from 10 . until jane
l4th.
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Mrs Faxon Bishop gave luncheon
on Saturday to twelve OF her friends.
Among those present were Mrs. Ten
ney, Mrs. Richards lvers Mrs. Nellie
Noonan. Mrs. Klebahn, Mrs Macfar-
lane and the Misses Waller.
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The Prince and Princess David Ka-
wananakoa entertained Prince Luigi
at a poi supper at their Penslcol sti eet
residence on Wednesday evening. The
tables were unusually attractive with
their decorations of white marguerites.
The table at which the guest of honor
was seated was resplendent with the
huge centerpiece of silver once In the
possession of King Kalakaua and now
owned by Prince David. The flags oi
Italy, Hawaii and America were freely
used with admirable results. Ii was
an out Of doors AFFAIR and the evening
fortunately was fine making the even
great success from every roiut o.
= view. large canopy was suspended
:. over the tables and II was composed o
( the different flags OF the three coun
tries. Scarlet tulle was used in tn,
B table decorations and leis of the frag
rant MALE were hung over each chair
y AT the table of honor were leis of tn,
red carnations. At the Prince ant
Princess were the guest of honor
es Prince Luigi, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, ltal
n ian Consul Schaefer, Mrs. Schaefer
o. the Misses Schaefer British Consu
" Hoare. Miss Hoare, French Consul Viz
in zavona, Mrs l.. NJ. Parker. Miss Ter
NJ ~, Captain Hunker. Miss Dole an,