Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10

evening. Is Delng mnCn anticipated,
and all Honolulu will sally forth to see
this wonderful production which clev.
or Miss Martin is getting up. The OPP.
era House will present a very brilliant
appearance for the ushers and pro.
gram sellers will be in fancy dress. Ev.
cry loge and box Is taken and the house
absolutely sold out. This certainly
does not look like the hard times We
hear so much Of.
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Mr.. Ernest Hartmann gave a delight.
ful dinner on Monday evening in honor
OF Mr.. Stone of Yokohama, Japan. The
long table was prettily adorned with
red carnations and ferns, and the
place cards bore the crest Of Mr.. Hart.
man. The other guests were Mrs. +.
VI. hatch, Prince and Princess Kawa.
nanatoa. MIR. and Mrs. c. W. G. Deer.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves Ir., MIR.
7. II. Humphris, Doctor and Mrs. r. II.
Humphris. Miss Jessie Kaufman, Mr..
Raymond de y. Layard and Mr.. Fran.
els Swanzey After dinner the guests
war amused by music and Rotations.
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MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ Macfarlane. Miss
Alice MaClarlane, at home Saturday.
December the tenth, from 3 to o'clock.
Waikiki.
A gay dinner was rendered Mr.. Emil
Waterman by Mr.. Wingatc Lake at the
Alexander Young Hotel on Sunday eve.
ming last. Among the guests were Mr.
+. NJ Boyd, Mr.. Frank Armstrong, Mr..
Allan Walker, MIR. Mamie Phillips and
Mr. Clarence Waterman.
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PaderewsM was the observed of tho
observed during the Ventures visit.
lie had most interesting talk with
our Captain Berger and spoke most
| pleasantly of his band. lie was aG.
Companied by his wife and her maid
The Pail drive especially interested
him and he said often, II must come
again" In New York the women went
quite mad over him, for he has very
fetching personality and, after all, isn't
nc the great and only Paderewski? His
hair, which he wears long, Is one Of his
CHER charms In the eyes Of his admir-.
/ ers, and many clever hit has been
4! made at the expense of his long light.
lolOred name. When you once hear
him play you forget his manner, for
he possesses power over the piano
which cannot be eXcclled II Is always
as still as death ON PaderewsM night
the applause does not come until sew.
eral minutes after he has played tn,
final chord The vast audiences always
seem hypnOtized but they make up fOI
IL by shouts that make the raftcrs
ring.
| Captain and Mrs. Lyons entertained
Captain and Mrs. Graham at dinner at
the Hawaiian Hotel on Tuesday even
ing. The Lyons have taken the Schultz
home IN Nuuanu valley, so we are told
for a year. Captain Lyons and Il
charming wife are great additions ia
our little colony.
So many people neglect 10 respond
10 tea and wedding invitations, won,
der why, for it's essentially the correct
thing to do--and they should never bo
neglected. | have heard n great many
complaints of this. How Is hostess
TO know II she gives a tea how many
will have to be provided for unless she
has some idea Of the number OF accept,
anCes.
Mrs. 5. a. Baldwin and her niece.
| Miss Amy Porter. gave tea last Tues.
| day, from 1 to & o'clock at the Baldwin
re sidence. 2Gl3 Buchanan street. The
cards read, ITO meet Miss Gertrude
Dutton." There are only a few homes
in our dear old town that have such q
delightful atmosphere OF cordiality as
| that which pcrmeates the Baldwin
home, so the tea was Of course greatly
enjoyed.
Speaking OF being heartily received
| by hostess, am reminded OF con
versatiOn had the other day with one
| OF our prominent matrOus-One who
introduced her daughter to society last
season.
DO you know" she said, that at
tolded 4 debut function not long ago
aud really suffered during the entire
| time that | was at that tea. In the first
| place, the mother Of the daughter had
forgotten me and had to introduce
myself ! felt uncomfortable for the
. time, as my position was somewhat
embarrassing, still such n situation ol,
| va ~ lLH'll o. lAl ~ ANlA'Nl'
and / tried to make the best OF =, l"t
! the hostess voice was so frlgiu and
her greeting so devoid Of cordiality
tlat almply'felt like sinking through
that floor. Examiner
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The oporctta tonight win bring ont
nearly all Honolulu, judging by the
way the house has sold. Prince and
| Princess EawdnanakOa will occupy
! their box with party; Ex-Governor
! Dole and Mrs. Dole will be In the
| Princes box. Mr.. John n. Bliss has
one loge ana Mr.. and Mr0. Layard tho
other, which they VIII occupy with
their daughter Christobcl, who Is a
Eatr0ne,s. The program sellers in the
costumes Of the different courtiers will
DO as follows: Miss Olive Macfarlano,
America; Mrs. Gerrit Wilder France;
Mrs. z. Howard Humphris, England;
Mrs. ]. r. c. Harens, spain; Mrs.
IJark Halves, Italy; Miss Irene Dick
| son, Hawaii Miss SOares, Portugal:
| Miss Elizabeth Chang, China Mrs. Xxi,
Two Iehiuu. japan; Miss NCumann, Ger