Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-30

he parents OF the bride, occupied a
place on the piano and
were much commented upon, for they
were a couple famed In days gone by
FOR their beauty and in the features of
their descendants can be traced their
living images. Mrs. Claire williams
was most hospitable hostess and
looked extremely attractive In black
satin and real lace. Miss Mary Bacon.
sister of the bride, was very handsome
In cream silk net over cream satin.
made decolette. The Misses Claire and
Edith Williams were pictures Of girl
ish beauty In their charming frocks Of
white silk. Miss Ethelwyn Castle. who
Is one of the cleverest women In Homo
lulu, not only by her wit. which is
but by her literary attain
ments. was most becomingly dressed
In black. her ornaments being pearls.
Mrs. Marx looked very sweet In white
MIR. and Mrs. Hamilton's honeymoon
Is shrouded In mystery for no one
knows where they disappeared to under
the shower Of rice which fairly rained
upon them as they sprang into the
waiting carriage. Lieut.. Hamilton's
leave will expire about July second and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will then go to
the Preside unless orders arrive to
the contrary. All Honolulu society was
present, including the Governor and
staff. the Consular service. the military
and naval officers. Prince and Prin-
cess David Kawansanakoa. Governor
Cleghorn, Judge and Mrs. Dole ansd
about Ave hundred others.
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Mrs. Charles Cooke gave a pretty
pedro party on Thursday afternoon
at her residence on Beretania street.
Instead OF prizes lovely bouquets Of
vio,ets were distributed to every player
with hat pins Stuck through the center
of the bouquet This Is quite an in
novation and very pleasing to all. es-
pecially those who always fail to win
prizes.
Miss Jennie Giffard is giving a lunch
for Mrs. Hamilton on Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer were at
home at Rosebank on Friday evening
to about two hundred and fifty Of their
friends, the occasion being their we'd
ding anniversary. Mrs. Schaefer is
remarkably young looking. The years
seem to pass her without leaving any
trace Of times footprints.
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The Ahkund OF Swat Is going on very
smoothly and Thursday night will be
quite society event. Amateur per-
formances are especially popular In Ho-
nolulu and are generally good. The
caste has been unusually well selected
and much is expected The bathing
girls will be quite feature and Mrs.
Tenny's dance Is expected to make q
hit. for she is both pretty and grace
full and great favorite. Miss Leon
tyne Hartnagle will be a sweet little
country girl, and Mrs. Hibberdine Is
sure to be we'll received after her past
successes in the Pirates. Her little
French accent Is very taking.
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The Prince and Princess Kawanana-
koa are giving big luau this evening
for the Pirates chorus and principals
a. their residence on Pensacola street.
The Misses Bradley of California are
visiting the Prince and Princess. The
young women will be valued acquisi-
tions to Honolulu society. as they are
both accomplished and elegant.
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DR.. and Mrs. +. Howard Humphris
are giving a picnic at Alan Herbert's
place. Waiulili Of Kalihi valley, on Sun
day.
Mrs. Fred Church was in town for
the Bacon-Hamilton wedding.
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Governor Carter expects to depart
for Kauai on Tuesday. Mrs. Carter and
family may return to the Waialua
hotel for two weeks.
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Doctor Knudsen has not left town,
but Is still seen at all fashionable func-
tons, for he Is a great social favorite.
+ + +
Mr.. Anthony Ahlo departed for the
Orient last week on an extensive trip.
i. i 4.
Miss Wright, daughter of General
Luke Wright. passed through here In
n transport bound for Manila.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anterior have
gone to Maui for change of resi-
dence.