Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-19


bread and milk were served them, and
in addition lady fingers were devoured
with much zeal. After the tots had
been served their mamas were treated
to salad, sandwiches. cake and coffee.
Even then the babies were good and
ran about making each others ac-
quaintance In the most democratic
fashion. The three star mamas were
Mrs. s. NJ. Wilder, who brought three
babies, Mrs. Edward Damon with her ,
three charming little ones, and Mrs.
Humphreys with the twins and Marie. ,
The Chinese and japanese babies Gre
ated much amusement by their cunning
little ways and their mamas seemed
proud and happy. The presents OF the
little Kapiolani filled large table,
and she received everything from a
huge punchbowl to worsted dogs and
shaggy sheep. The roses, violets. car
nations and orchids filled another table.
She was also given seven or eight beau
! tiful kahilis-which will be better APP
lpreciated in the years to come. The
little Princess looked a picture OF
baby loneliness in her pretty frock of
white with blue ribbons. Among the
babies invited were Baby Brown, baby
Lufkin, baby Cooke, baby Rabbit,
baby Davies baby Humphreys tthree),
baby Damon (three), baby Wilder
three. baby Phillips, baby Garten-
berg. baby Falk. baby Wall, baby Ro-
dick. baby Judd, baby Headly, baby
Martin, baby Hanford, baby Stanley.
baby Campbell, baby Hedemann, baby
Focke, baby Colburn. baby Boyd, baby
| Mersberg. baby Jaeger, baby Mott
Smith. baby Robertson, baby Magoon.
baby Chillingworth, baby Cooper, baby
Parkhurst, baby Thompson, baby
Klamp. baby Klebahn, baby Richard
son, baby Lange, baby Morgan, baby
Robinson. baby Young, baby Hustace,
baby Cummings, baby Clark, baby
/ Turner, baby Harris, baby Soule, baby
Booth, baby Wright, baby Isenberg,
baby Bush. baby Kentweli. baby Day.
idson, baby Efhnger, baby Wise, baby
Humberg. baby Fernandez, baby
Davies, baby Hollinger, baby Trap
hagen, baby Pfotenhauer and baby
Peck.
! A very charming dinner was given
on Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Ballentyne Of Thurston ave-
nue.. The table was prettily decorated
with daisies and violets resting on a
centerpiece Of yellow satin and point
lace. Yellow and violet ribbons at
tached to the centerpiece were carried
to each place with the name embroid-
cred upon them. While the ices were
being served each quest gently pulled
q ribbon and quickly appropriated the
violets and daisies tied on the ends.
After dinner the guests amused them
selves by playing pedro" Present
we're Doctor and Mrs. +. Howard Hum
phris, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gil
christ HaiRes, Miss Kathleen Cart
wright. Miss Edna Kelley. Miss Lem
tine Hartnagle. Mr.. Anderson. Mr..
"Ranny" Scott, and Mr.. Cockburn.
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Prince David Kawananakoa gave a
lluau on Monday evening in honor OF
the first birthday Of the little Kapio-
lani at his home on Pensacola street.
IL was an extremely interesting luau
Of the old fashion-knives and forks
being distinctly taDu. After partaking
Of the good things with which the
table was crowded. the guests were
treated to the gourd dance by the only
, living female retainer of King Kala-
kaua. Solomon called out the differ
/, ent changes and the old native re-
! sponded with all the agility Of youth
,, her toes barely touching the ground
Two handsome Hawaiians danced the
usual hula with much grace and dig
nifty, and then the old retainer danced
again. The unique feature Of the
evening was the chanting by two re.
]. tainers of Prince David of the differ.
ent passages OF his life, from the very
beginning up to the present time. In
the dim light II was very weird, and
recalled to many the old days Of the
monarchy. Kapiolanis health was
: drank many times, the Prince ant
Princess and the baby girls were no,
forgotten and Doctor Humphris, the
family physician, was also toasted by
! the whole company. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Park
r er, Mr.. and Mrs. Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs
!. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Highton, Mrs
|, Cunha. Mr.. and Mrs. McCrossen, Mrs
|, Freeth, Mrs. NoOnan, Mr.. and Mrs
!, Alan Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Ten
/. ney, Dr. and Mrs. Humphris, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Halves, Miss Cunha. Miss Camp
bell. Miss Freeth, Miss Dorothy Freeth
}. Miss Muriel Campbell, and many 9th
6 ers.
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Mrs. Benson gave a very pretty ant
@ informal tea on Monday afternoon Il
;, about fifteen of her friends, for tn
e. Misses Winship. Among those presen
J. were Mrs. Ivers, Miss Scott, Mrs. Ten
g ney. Mrs. NooIan, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs
o Bishop, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Benson
,. Miss Terry and Mrs. Focke.
y 4 = +
Il Miss Nellie White was the hOstes
It of charming dinner on Friday even
I. ing last. II was, as usual, rose din
n ner and the place cards were of thos
o lovely flowers with the name attached
5. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Har
D. ny Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Perc
u White, Miss Terry, Mr.. !. Dillinghar
T. and Mr.. Walter Dillingham;.
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u The hospitable doors of the Camp
!. bell-Parker mansion on Emma stree
~ were thrown wide open on Thursda
- evening In honor of the twentieth
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