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

charming home on Green street.
Among those present we're Admiral
and Mrs. Terry. Honorable Raymond
de Il. Layard and Mrs. Layard, Mr..
and Mrs. William Irwin, MIR. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Hatch. Mr.. Swanzy, Mr. Give
Davies and Mr.. Edward Hopkins.
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The following extract Is copied from
the Mussoorie, India, of July I'd. a
prominent newspaper Of that country
and will he interesting as 1t speaks of
the famous artistic now In our midst.
Madame Fried-Griselda has personal
letters from Lord and Lady Curzon.
Lord and Lady Ampthill and many 9th.
er prominent people She was received
into their homes and created quite q
furore. Her beautiful voice and charm
ing manner are strong combination:
~ was fortunate enough to be one Of
those favored with an invitation to
the 'Chateu last Friday, when His
Highness The Maharajah of Kapurtha
Ia gave q dinner and dance in honor of
HIS Majestys birthday. There were
about thirty guests for dinner Before
the dance His Highness received us in
the drawing room. Among the guests
Griselda and her daughter, Miss Fried.
who we're taken In to dinner by His
IIighness. We fed sumptuously off sill.
vCr plates. while we were entertained
by strains from the band, which played
in an adjoining room. The dinner,
which was all that fanciful palate
could desire, was prepared by the spec
ial Italian chef. The Kings health
was proposed by His Highness. After
dinner the ladies adjourned to the bill
Hard room, while preparations were
made for the dance. by $3.50 p. m.
most of the guests had arrived. and
the ballroom soon presented n gay spec
tacle. The ladies' were magnificently
attired. Conspicuous by their gowns
were Madame Griselda. who wore an
elegant black spangled net over yellow
satin and looked almost as young az
her daughter, who wore q beautiful
dress of pink brocade. The Maharajah
Of Jeyhore, who created such notoriety
on his recent voyage to Europe by u.
Ing only water carried with him from
the sacred river Gauges, was present
and he and his attendants formed
picturesque group in the archway be.
tween the drawing room and ball room,
while he stood and watched the dane.
Ing with great interest. The Rajah
Tikari, who IL n well known figure In
Mussoorie society, was dancing ener.
getically. Light refreshments were
served In the billiard room and an ele
CANT supper after the tenth dance was
laid in the conservatory.
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! Rev. Mr.. Erdman Mrs. Erdman. Mrs.
Dillingham; end Mr.. Walter Dillingham;
were among the returning passengers
from the Coast this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Erdman expect to sail for the
Orient very shortly. where Mr.. Erdman
will continue the religious work for
which he has proven himself so emf
ncntly fitted.
! Captain and Mrs. Claude Bell,
charming strangers at the MOana hotel,
gave dinner at the Alexander Young
on Tuesday evening.
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: The Shrlners departed this week
from our midst with the happiest
memories Of our Islands.
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One of the gayest hops Of the season
was given at the Alexander Young
hotel on Wednesday evening for tho
transport Sherman. The singing boys,
with the valuable assistance of Mr..
Sonny" Cunha, gave their best music
and the roof garden was crowded with
spectators The ball room was occu.
pied all the time, and everybody re-.
marked upon the pretty girls and their
lovely frocks. One young woman In
red was especially remarked upon as
being one of the most charming girls
on the floor. II Is very unusual to see
so many young and pretty girls on a
transport. Society was well represent.
ed by the local, set.
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Mr.. Bayard Stevens gave large
luncheon at the Alexander Young hotel
for Madame Fried-Griselda, Miss Fried
and the people who sat at his table on
the Sierra, on Monday.
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Miss Ella Stansbury was a returning
passenger on the Manchuria She Is
stopping for short time with DIR. and /
Mrs. Cooper.
Mr., and Mrs. Hermann Greene left
Tontalus Heights and are now dom.
iciled on Nuuanu avenue, next house
TO the Schaefers.
Mrs, Porter Boyd and infant son are
guests OF the Fockes for a week. Mrs.
Boyd will then visit the Bishops.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis enter.