Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-21
X Social Side Of Life II

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cert at the Moana Hotel followed by a
most successful dance. The dancing
rooms and the lanais were crowded
and everybody had a jolly good time.
There we're many dinner parties on
that evening. Among those who en-
tertained were Admiral and Mrs.
Glass. Doctor and Mrs. Humphris, Mr..
John II. Bliss and Mr.. George Bliss.
The Moana is admirably adapted for |
an informal dance, and the long walk
to the bridge Is always much appre /,
ciatcd by the older as well as the youn |
ger element.
Captain and Mrs. Glen.Collins have i
given up their tour of the world for
the present owing to the many facial |
injuries sustained by Mrs. Glen-Collins |
resulting from her driving accident. |
Mrs. Glen-Collins was formerly the
beautiful Natalie Schenck. member
If New York's most exclusive set. and
me of the best.liked girls there. She
married not long ago Captain Glen. Col.
Inns, an officer in the Queens own
Cameron Highlanders. Captain and
Mrs. Cilen.Collins are charmed with
sioho'u,u anu resre. very mucn .nelr
anVIt VISIT III our Unjust captain oIen,
q" eNp' poio p'asei, aau
woman. They may sail today or Sun.
day for the Coast.
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The concert IN no ,ivap NJ tho resi.
denco of Doctor and Mrs CbarIos
Cooner next week Tbursdav evening
In aid oT a. Andrew's Cathedral ouybt
10 no n ,eat success with tho list Of
artists WIN will helm First and fore.
most is Mrs Annie Nontapue Turner
always n great favorite ana ber two
pupiis Miss Alice CamnhoI, and Mr.
| iot Kaulukou will no held in nIeasing
selections. There are q host Of others
who will do ali tbov can 10 male tho
evening successful,
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One of the prettiest pedro" parties
of the season was given by Mrs. II.
| Wingate Lake. in the mauka ball room
OF the Alexander Young Hotel, In hon
or OF Mrs. Splivalo and Miss Spliyalo.
The room was beautifully decorated by
Mrs. Camp and Mr.. Ernest Parker.
Bunting in the Italian colors was artis-
tically draped across the room and
large hearts in black and red were
suspended by ribbons from the chande.
liers. Chrysanthemums. coreopsds.
Ia France rosies, palms, ferns and the
passion vine were all used in the dec.
orations with most pleasing effect. The
ball room was literally transformed for
the occasion Into a bower of beauty
by the artistic fingers Of Mrs. Camp
and Mr.. Parker. Two huge punchbowls
with the famous punch Of the hotel
were very well patronized throughout
the afternoon. There were about fifty
tables In all. and when the game was
ended the prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: First prize. handsome Japan
ond prize, a genuine ivory fan, Mrs.
Emmett May; consolation prize, cut
glass vase, Miss Louise Bradley.
While the refreshments were being
| served the Ellis Quintet Club sang and
played. Mrs. Splivalo looked very
handsome and distinguished In
French frock OF cream lace and SILK.
MISS Splivalo looked exceedingly love
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lace. Mrs. Lake was very chic IN
white muslin and lace. her sash OF
| three coiors adding pretty touch.
among the guests were MRS, Medrew'
Mrs: CharIes cooper, MRS. W: II, FAR
rIhBton, Mrs. Archie iouhg' Miss fran
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