Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-26

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the Art League ON Monday evening
by Mrs. Selma Kinney are exquisite.
The Chinese calendars painted by All
Kan at Miss Wynns are also most
unique. The little Chinese figures
come out so well and the coloring is
so vivid. The price is moderate for
SO much work, and being so different
from the usual thing would be received
with JOY. This little Chinese girl is
rot only quaint and pretty but most
deserving. for she is painting her lit.
tie calendars in order to pay for her
schooling.
The informal bathing party given
o. the Moana hotel by Mrs. coward
Humphris for Miss May, daughter OF
Tom May, Esq, was most successful
affair lea, sandwiches, cakes and
punch were served on the lanai front
ing the sea under the hau tree. About
8 o'clock most all the guests took q
dip in the sea. Among those present
were Mrs. Ballentyne, Mrs. Halves, Mrs
SChaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hays, Miss
Hartnagle, Miss Elsa Schaefer. Miss
.er. Miss Rose Cunha, Miss Eleanor
Terry, Mr.. Layard, Mr.. MacKinnon,
Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. ColOurn, Mr.. Wright.
DR.. knudsen, DR.. Armitage, F,ed
Schultz and i. II. Humphris.
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II. A. lsenberg gave a stag dinner
for the visiting sugar planters on Mon.
day evening at Punahou.
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The opening night of the Kilohaua
Art League was well attended ON Mon.
dpy evening at the their rooms in the
Young building. Mr. Parke received
the guests at the door and Mrs. Wal.
bridge and Miss Annie parke did the
honors OF the evening most gracefully.
The pictures We're about seventy in
number and were unusually good. Sew.
eral new artists exhibited, noticeahly,
+. w. Schultz, II. A., of Munich, Ger.
many. His work was much comment.
ell upon. Mr.. Howard Hitchcock sent
two pictures from New York, which
were much admired. Mrs Helen Kelly
showed some excellent work, her lila.
waiian subjects being especially good.
Mrs. Kelly's three pupils, Misses Gil.
man, Mccarthy and Spalding, three
young girls, exhibited some charming
studies. Mrs. Selma Kinney's work
was much noticed and Phillip Dodge's
Ventura scenes were exquisite. Among
the other exhibitors who work was
admired were Cath crime T.. Mays, Mrs.
II. c. Brown. Mrs. Belle Jones, Mrs.
Duncan, Rena Tucker, Ernest Mott.
Smith, Miss Annie Parke and Miss
King.
"Ensleside," the home Of $3.50,
c. A., was the scene = W
:. O. very pretty
wedding on Monday evening The con.
tracing parties were Mrs. Josephine
Kiley Robinson and John c. c. Fol,ett
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. w. d. Westervelt. The inner
lanai was decorated with palms and
croton of different shades and the brld.
al couple stood beneath a bower of
greens. which was further adorned by
magenta blossoms. Mrs. II. C. Brown
was the matron.of.honor and Mr.. Cur
It's. of the steamship Nevadan. was
best man. The bride was given into
the keeping OF the groom by II. C.
Brown. Wedding cake and dainty re.
freshments were served after the cere.
mony and the presents were numerous
The happy couple will reside in San
Francisco as the groom is first officer
on the Novadan.
Judge and Mrs. Hatch entertained on
Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Gay, Mrs. +. Howard Hum
phris, Mr.. and Mrs. de b. Layard, Jus.
tice Humphris. Miss Jessie Kaufman
and Mr.. Hartmann.
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Miss Eleanor Terry was the guest Of
honor at dinner given for her by Mr..
and Mrs. George Davies ON Monday
evening. The table was exquisitely
adorned with roses and maidenhair
ferns. and In each serviette were dainty
sprays of roses attached by gold rose
pine. At Miss Terry's plate was a
long box containing lovely and APP
gift from the host and host.
ess. Those present beside the guest
OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Rannie
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane.
Miss Marion Scott, Walter Dillingham;
|. Dillingham;, Richard Wright and Mr..
Derby.
On Wednesday afternoon the genial
captain of the Herzogin Sophie Char.
lotte placed his ship at the disposal of
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg, who invited
o large number of ladies on board from
three until six. Mrs. Isenberg greeted
the guests as they made their appear.
ance on board and presented them to
the captain. who is always great fay.
orite. After listening to the music of
the ships band, the guests were invited
to partake of genuine "Koffee
Hatch" There were about sixty ladies'
on board and they were all seated at