Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-17
MASSAGE.
$. ochiai, removed to Bcretania st.
near Maunakea. 1881

$. Ochiai, removed to Bcretanla St
near Maunakea. 2S31
ME Gifard, Alice Jones. Marion Scott,
Ella Stansbury, Lcontync Hartnagle,
Helen Macfarane May Eleugel, Lady
Macfarlanc, jennie Whine, Ethel Da.
mon, aud Charlotte Hall. The pro.
gram sellers in their gay costumes
from many nations were most attract.
i've. and sold an immense number OF
programs. Mira. Carl Holloway aud
Mrs. j. M Dowsett were at the head
Of this department and the distribu-
tors were: Mrs. Gcrrit Wilder,
France: Mrs. A. G.. Halves. Italy: Mrs.
+. II. Humrhris, England: Mrs. Z. NJ.
Boyd, Kindergarten Child: Mrs. iia.
gems. Spalu. Miss Irene Dickson, Ha.
wall: Miss Alice Maciarlanc. America.
Miss NCumanu, Germany. Miss Olym-
pia Soarcs, Portugal Miss Elizabeth
Chang, China; Mrs. Kiyc ishida, in.
pan. The boxes and luges were occu.
Pied each performance. on Saturday
evening the stage box was occupied
by Governor and Mrs. Carter and they
had n party of young folk with them.
The other lower box was occupied by
the Castle family and friends. The
lOges were taken by Mr.. j. H. Bliss
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond de n. Lay
ard and Miss Layard. On Tuesday
evening the lower box was occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg
and their guests were Governor and
Mrs. Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. Wend.
even, Mr.. iscnberg's sister aud broth.
from Germany. and Mrs. Iseuherg al.
so occupied a logo on Thursday after
noon.
The Kindergarten must have netted
n considerable sum and. as TAR as
can learn, everybody was very happy
over the successful termination of the
brilliant little operctta, so ably man.
aged by Miss Martin. Mrs. Honmann
and Mrs. Andrew Fuller.
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Mrs. Gaines entertained a jolly par.
~ on Friday at her little beach bunga.
low at Waikiki. Bathing In the sea
was the attraction Of the afternoon.
followed by dainty refreshments.
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The Chinese Fair which IL being
held at the Grahams', corner OF
Green and Victoria. this afternoon and
evening is having great success Mr..
Humphris took large party for the
chop suey lunch and there were more
people than could readily he accom-
modated. but all were seated In the
end. The butterfly Drill" will be n
feature of the afternoon and evening
and Mrs. Jarlcy's WaXworks can he
seen from o'clock on. Mrs. F. II.
lumphlis has spent much time In get.
ting these mp and her waXworks are
Of superior order. as YOU will see by
the list There will be Marie Antoi.
Iettc at the Block and Mr.. Schultz
will be the eNecutioner. Mrs. Gerrlt
Wilder will be seen as the Sleeping
Beauty, and the Prince MANA Wide
mann) will awaken her from fairy
flumbers: Merry Nat" DR.. Murray.
The Giggllng Girl and Her Father"
Mrs. James Dougherty and Mr. +. II.
Humphris. Signorina Squallili, tho
celebrated italian singer, imported at
great expense, Mrs. A. G. Halves. The
Three Little Maids Of Lea" Mrs. Ben.
son, Miss Cunha and Mrs. Kimball.
The French Doll" Mrs. +. II. Hum.
phris. THE Dancing Doll" Miss Neu.
mann, who will dance in German cos.
tune. Several other figures will be
on exhibition and the Mrs. farley
t"Sonny" Cunha) will be too fetching
for words. The Butterfly Drill" got
ten up by Mrs. James Dougherty and
Mrs. High. Is dainty, graceful dance
by pretty Chinese maidens. The Chi
nese Village Is quaint and interesting
and the Graham grounds at the pres.
ent writing resemble foreign garden.
The articles offered for sale are good
and the prices asked are most reason
able. Miss Newcomb has worked like
galley slave for the success of the
Fair and her table Is charming. She
has had at her rooms hard Mt work
for weeks little Chinese girls dressing
dolls and making paper flowers.
We all know what worker Mrs.
Graham is-some of us to our cost
but of one thing we can always rest
assured: that what she has anything
10 do with will be done thoroughly
and the results are always good. She
has given up her home for the day
and, in fact, for many days. for her
grounds have literally been disman.
tied for long time. There will be
music both In the evening and after.
noon. The price Of admittance Is only
'"'h'y ThNt ''H'S anu NlNEt are many
things to see that won't cost you
cent. You are never urged to buy at
/ Fairs In Honolulu, but can follow your
own sweet will. So come one come
all TO the Chinese Fair this evening
at the Grahams', corner Green aud
Victoria streets. st. Peters needs the
money.
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' Engraved cards have been received
as follows: Mrs. Henry Richard Mac.
iarlane Jr., Miss Mary Macfarlane,
Wednesday, December 2lst, from four
10 six, Punahou.
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} Judge and Mrs. Stanley are rejoic.
ing in the possession ol little son,
born on Tuesday. Mother and son do.
Ing well.
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Mrs. George Carter has invitations
ont for luncheon on Monday. II Is
strictly bud lunch.
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