Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29
II Social Side of Life ~

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Evidently bridge whist has taken the
place of pedro, judging by the bridge
whist parties which have been all tho
rage of late There are some very eX
pert players here who thoroughly en-
Joy congenial crowd and a little
game. As yet we have not carried 1t
to such an extent as our cousins across
the way, but we are fast getting there
and II will probably be only question
of time when bridge will absorb us to
the extent of everything else. In Eng.
land there are morning bridge parties
which very often lasted until the late
afternoon. II is a fascinating game
and has come to stay-even in Homo
lulu.
On Saturday evening the Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa gave supper
and dance for Miss Sullivan at Manoa
valley. 1t was a glorious moonlight
night and the long drive to the house
was most enjoyable. Some of the
guests took a dip in the large bathing
pool before supper. The quintet boys
played for the dancers and a very
agreeable evening was spent Among
those invited besides the guest Of hon.
or, Miss Sullivan, we're Misses Terrey.
Scott, Hartnagle, Giffard, Campbell,
Cunha, Ena, Dickson, and Messrs.
Wright, Hartman, Watson, Walker.
Roth, W. Macfarlane, Splivalo. Murray,
Terrey, Dillingham; and Cunha.
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The beautiful home of Mrs. Alexand.
err Isenberg was the scene OF an in.
formal tea given for Miss Elizabeth G.
Coleman of Canondaigua, New York,
who has been the guest of Governor
and Mrs. Carter for the past few
months. The refreshment tables were
placed in the drawing rooms and dining
room and each table was laid with a
hand wrought cover, upon which were
placed large cut glass bowls of violets
or roses. The dainty cloths were EN-.
broidered like the flowers with which
they were decorated. and the music OF
the singing boys in the distance added
much to the enjoyment of the after.
noon.
Captain and Mrs. Graham enter.
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even
ing for Mrs. Everett, wife of the pop.
ular commander of the Buffalo. Mrs
Everett expects to sail in the Ventura
She has been much entertained during
her visit here.
On Monday evening the golden wed.
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
James Lyle was celebrated at their
home on Magazine street Friends OF
the family had been constantly drop.
ping in all day to congratulate them
and many beautiful gifts were be-
slowed. The evening passed most de-
Ilightfully with music and conversation
Dainty refreshments were served and
C son.in.law proposed the health OF
FEATHER and Mother" Cables were re
'ceived from absent relatives during
the evening. The Lyles made tour
lof the world two years ago and re-
newed the acquaintance Of their many
relatives in various parts Of the world
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Canon Macintosh and Miss Won Holt
are expected TO arrive In Honolulu
very shortly. II will be a sad home
coming and all their friends deeply
sympathize with them.
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Mrs. Everett, wife of Commander
Everett OF the Buffalo, expects to sail
in the Ventura for the Coast. She IL
still at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Humphrey Pratt
are guests az the Royal Hawaiian hotel
Mrs. Pratt Is a charming woman and
possesses a delightful soprano voice.
Mr.. Pratt Is graduate Of Amherst col.
Ilege and Is connected with the Equit.
able Life Insurance Society. The
Pratts expect to remain here about six
months.
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Mrs. Richard Ivers has been much
entertained by her sister-in-law, Mrs,
William Irwin, during her visit in San
Francisco. There has been round
| of lunches teas and dinners given I'm