Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-23
~ Social Side of Life ~

AZ y e X y Y x X 4. s.
, ceedingly fond. There will be large
luau this evening and every comfort
can he assured with popular Fred
Church at the helm.
4 = =
Last Saturday at the Young hotei
Mrs. Harry Couzens entertained a rev
friends at luncheon In her usual
charming manner. Mrs. Couzens is
nothing II not original and her lunch
was most unique. In the center OF the
table was a May-pole and circling the
pole were gaily dressed May-pole girlies
and April-fool laddies. There were
eight in all attached to the May-pole
by delicate pink geraniums and jassi-
meme leis. At each place cunningly
enmeshed in pink tissue paper were
clay flgmantes modelled and painted
| by the hostess There were Pierres
and Pierettes. clowns, dancing girls,
follies. and at Miss Winston's plate
dear little niggie baby complimentary
to her Southern origin. When the It's
sue papers were removed the figures
proved to be most useful and substan-
tjal pen wipers. On each there were
tied bououets of flowers, to which were
attached tho Mace cards. These were
prettily pnipted cases with on appro-
priate orotation. Much merriment was
created when the guests finally left
the table for they were so over
wbelmed with souvenirs that they re-
sembled nothing less than a parcel of
children returning from a party. The
I Harry Couzens eXpect to leave Homo
Ilulu about Nav first for New York and
! rpris They own n house on the out
skirts of Paris and are too much be-
witched with the artistic atmosphere
to stay away long. Mrs. Couzens Is
very clever and artistic and has done
some very good work. She is greatly
lappreciated in New York and has more
orders than sbe can well attend to.
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ing on the stage speaks of his past
nrofessiona, career "sonny" Cunha
wade n great hit ne the Sergeant of
Police and Mr. BROWN was an ideal
Major General MIR Waterman and
NJ Do,ybortv were very good and Miss
: Hal, Mise mitch and Miss Cunba and
{. Mrs Lewis far above the average anna
,eurs rho chorus was remarkably
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efyoct NJ tho onera Taken altogether
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, aroas oyor o,van bere and reaects great
credit upon Mrs Atwood and the Prin-
/, cess Kawananakoa, who were untiring
lin their efforts for the success of the
play. The Princess = looking very
|. handsome-occupied her box and with
, her were Doctor Humphris and Mr.. Nc
) Clanahan. In the stage box were Miss
5 Jennie Giffard. Mrs. Noonan, Miss Mac
, farlane and Mr.. Potter. In one OF the
, upper boxes were Col. Jones and Mrs.
!, Jones, Miss Lillian Bacon, Lieut.. Ham,
ilton, Lieut.. Newton and Mrs. Newton.
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