Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-10

OlA' VI lAAt way : W. CDtlih"
ing from Saturday until Monday dur.
ing these warm days is to 30 into the
country and seek shade and comfort be.
meath the spreading trees. Tantalus
is always cool and 1t has been justly
popular this summer. The Ballous are
still enjoying Tantalus Heights and
the Giffards and lsenbergs will remain
for week longer. Ahuimanu, the
popular home Of the charming Macfar'
lane girls, is always open, and some Of
the most delightful days of our lives
have been spent beneath that hospit.
able roof The Twins summer ranch.
Maunawili, has been occupied this year
by the family and they always had
guests with them. The free outdoor
life of the Islands particularly appeals
to Mrs. Irwin, for she enteTtains ey.
tensively in San Francisco and is al.
ways glad for little breathing space.
Mrs. Swauzy, that popular hostess, Is
very much missed this year. II was
one continuous house.party at her
ranch over the Pail, and a good time
was always foregone conclusion. Not
only were her intimates included at
llleNN Dul lllf ldlllfs Nil' ldit
and the blind were often asked for u
few days outing, for the Swanzys are
always very kind to their less well en-.
dowed neighbors, and have made many
pale cheek rosy with health through
their kindness. Mrs. McGrew Is al
ways having delightful house parties
at Aiea. Last Sunday she gave picnic
for the Scofieids and then all the jolly
gue.tf enjoyed the dip into the bath.
ing reel. Our free out.of.door life Is
a revelation to strangers and no won.
der they consider the Islands well
'named-for ii is certainly Paradise
for them.
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The chamber concert given by Mad
anne Fried. Griselda at the Alexander
Young Hotel on Tuesday evening was
listened to by small hut appreciative
audience. Her voice. pure soprano.
was managed perfectly and the pro.
gram was chosen evidently with view
TO the adaptability of her voice. Her
stage presence was particularly pleas
ing. for she charmed everybody by her
naturalness and non.professional air.
She appeared so perfectly ut ease that
we could almost imagine IL n private
affair given in her own drawing room.
Madame Fried.Grisclda was exQuisitely
dressed on Tuesday evening In an EN-.
broidered white spangled lace over
white satin. and she wore her chestnut
locks on top Of her head and they We're
further embcllished by white spangled
wings. Madame is travelling with her
In Mice ErtaI-a al
devoted to her mother. On the steam.
or coming out from the Orient mother
and daughter were inseparable. II Is
a pity that whenever anything really
good comes our way we should miss il
and Honolulu experienced great
loss in remaining away from the con.
cert on Tuesday evening.
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Mr. a. Clifton Kelwoy and Mr.. Bay.
ard Stevens sailed In the Alameda on
"Wednesday morning for the Coast, af.
ter very pleasant visit In Honolulu.
They made many friends during their
short stay and may return in the IN,
turc. Mr.. Kelway goes to Boston 10
attend the trlennial convention of the
cburch-and will report proceedings
for London paper. His Grace, the
Archbishop of Canterbury is a friend
of Mr.. Kelways and they will meet In
Boston. Mr.. Stevens will return 10
New York and expects TO travel during
the summer.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Maud
Frazier and Mr.. Joshua Kelley Brown,
which occurred at Central Union
Church on Monday evening, was o
very delightful affair. The happy
couple were united in the bonds Of
holy matrimony by the Rev. John Pin.
Ipey Erdman. As the bridal party adj.
vanced to the altar, led by Mr.. Fred
Angus. Mr.. Robert Booth. the ushers,
and followed by Miss Jean Angus, the
maid Of honor. the bride leaning on
the arm of her brother. walked slowly
down the aisle and were met by the
groom, attended by Mr.. II. c.. Stack.
able. After the last words of the i'm
pressiye ceremony We're pronounced the
maid of honor removed the brides veil.
Mendelssohn's wedding march then
pealed forth and the bridal party re-
paired TO the residence of the brides
mother on Matlock avenue, where an
informal reception was held at which
only the family and intimate friends
were hidden. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
spend their honeymoon In the Islands
and expect TO occupy pretty cottage
on Young street. The bride looked
very sweet and pretty In charming
frock Of white net illusion over peau
de sole covered with hand made flow.
ers. She carried bouquet of white
roses and her single ornament was
diamond sunburst-the gift of the
groom. Miss Jean Angus, the maid Of
honor, was most beautiful in pale blue
pima over blue taffeta. Her classical
style of beauty showed to great advant.
age in her lovely frock.
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Harold Castle was one OF the de.
parting passengers in the Korea on
Tuesday. He expects to travel in the
States and join his mother in Europe.
The Harvard College career is post.
poned for the present. There were
many students in the Korea going TO
the Coast to enter colleges and schools,
Noticeably among them were Alfred
Castle, f. ID. Lowrey, S. NJ. Lowrey,