Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
~ Social Side Of Life ~


mas been spending rev months III
Honolulu. Her type is decidedly Span
ish and in pale yellow muslin with
a wreath of tiny red roses in her raven
locks presenting charming appear
ance. The dancing continued utnil az
ter ~. During the evening an excel
lent supper was served. The ball will
long be remembered as one of the
pleasantest events in the history OF the
lodge.
At the Moana hotel on Wednesday
evening Mr.. John II. Bliss was the
host of a dinner. Among those present
we're Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch Mrs. George
Bliss. Miss Jessie Kaufman, Col. A. g.
Halves. and Mr.. A. Hays.
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Announcement cards have been re-
ceived from Mrs. Helen w. Kelly an
nouncing the marriage Of her daughter.
Edna Catherine, TO Mr.. Ranney Con.
verse Scott, ON Tuesday July the TWEEN.
ty-sixth.
The Misses Amy and mez MacKin-
non expect TO make a tour of tho
world with their uncle very soon. They
viii stop for a brief visit in Honolulu.
continuing their journey to India,
where they will visit married sister,
Mrs. Edward Damon may accompany
her sisters and uncle.
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Quite a party of prominent men took
an outing on Sunday TO Ford's Island.
An ample lunch was served and a gen.
eral good time enjoyed. The big swim-
ping pool was most attractive and pop
ular. Among the guests were Admiral
Terry, Captain Niblack, Bruce Cart
wright, ''Cabbie" Brown, Lieut.. Stat
terry, Griggs Holt and many others.
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A daughter was born to Mrs. Charles
T. Frazier August first.
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Haleiwa hotel is as popular as ever.
Tomorrow will be gala day. for golf
will be the ruling spirit of the hour.
The Prince and Princess Kawanana-
koa will be at the Hotel for the day
and many others will take advantage
OF the delightful pleasure of Haleiwa.
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Doctor Arthur Knudsen is still en-
joying the delights OF country life M
iIalefwa.
The members OF the Hawaii Yacht
Club have dined Captain Sinclair OF
the Lurline, II: II. Freeman and Ar
thur Sinclair. The decorations were
most brilliant, American flags, Hawaii
an flags, yacht flags and signal flags
making most effective coloring. Com
modore Cooper was toast-master, and
about twenty-five yachtsmen were
present. Mr.. Cooper was quite in his
element and paid some pretty compll-
ments to the captains. Captain Sin
clair intends to bring other yachtsmen
to our shores next summer. A race Is
being planned around the Islands be-
tween the Lurline and the fleet. COM
modore Picker offered cup, which
will be accepted. Captain Sinclair has
been here before and was extensively
entertained. Both he and Mr.. Free.
nan are ideal yachtsmen and are fav.
orltes wherever thoy go. Mrs. Sinclai,
was with the party on their first trip
The Lurllne Is perfectly built and mos
comfortably fitted up. Her drawing.
room is very luxurious and the whole
yacht is an ideal home on the briny
deep.
) Mrs. Charles Cooke entertained N
luncheon at Luakaha on Wednesday
The house was almost bower of lilies
for they were everywhere in the great.
est abundance. The house itself l!
one OF the beautiful homes of Homo.
lulu and as the Cookies have perfect
taste, Is as comfortable as 1t is beau.
tiful Among those present We're Mrs
/ W. o. Smith, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. William
Haywood, Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Il. ID
Tenney and Mrs. William Irwin. Tn,
Cookies have new motor car which
runs up the hill with great speed. Som,
OF the timid ones in carriages are afrait
10 venture out when the Cooke ma
chine Is on the road for Tear theil
horses might take fright. There hav,
been several accidents. and one wishes
the chauffeur would be little les,
ambitious until the Nuuanu Vale,
steeds could get used to the big re(
motor. Mr.. Cooke Is one of the kind
est and most considerable of men ant
we are sure he will give his chauffeu
O word of warning.
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The William Haywoods are bein,
extensively entertained. They hav,
So many engagements that II Is almos
impossible to get everything in. AL
though they are keeping house thei
invitations are SO numerous and var
led that the housekeeping is more o.
less a farce as far as the meals ar,
concerned. We all hope this charming
couple will remain longer than October
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Mr., and Mrs. Schaefer gave a yer.
delightful dinner at Rosebank' OF
Thursday evening Miss Irmgar,
schaefer expects TO spend all next win
ter In Philadelphia with her two sis
tiers. This will he a distinct loss I,
Honolulu, for Miss Schaefer, as well q
her two sisters, are great favorltes
Mis-. Schaefer, on the night of her din
ner, looked particularly well. She /
exceedingly youthful and fresh look
ing and is more like sister to her bi
daughter than mother No famil
entertains more lavishly or extensive
ly than the Schaefers. and one is al