Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-30
X Social Side of Life ~

Those little suppers, at the Alexander
Young Hotel after the opera have quite
a metropolitan air. Last week unless
you engaged your table ahead 1t was
found very difficult to seat more than
two together. A friend of mine last
Saturday evening INDUCED in some pic
turesque language when he appeared
upon the scene with party of five
and found all the tables reserved. Pos
session proved in his case at least to be
nine-tenths of the law for he calmly
seated his party and refused TO bulge.
There seems to be some imsunderstand-
ing about the sup, er party of the Prince
and Princess on that evening. The in
vitations were extended only to the
principals of the opera and the wives
and husbands and the supper was pure
ly personal affair given ut the ex-
pense of the Prince and Princess. The
Pirates can well congratulate them
selves upon their numerous successes
and on Tuesday evening the opera went
more smoothly than ever. There was
fairly good house and the applause
was unstinted. The Prince and Prin-
cess occupied the two loges with their
guests. Allan Dunn deserves great
praise for his clever work In putting
on the Pirates in less than six weeks.
Those who have ever had anything TO
do with an amateur performance can
,rdorstand Tho omount of work and
tho u,,ir,py n,,ience necessary for n
s,,cce.ssni e,dine rho pirates Melted
cuito nrattv sum of money for st.
Augustine I bo,r and tbey arc delight
ID
l. l. l.
n, r,osa,, or,orroor tho Ir,i,ed
s,,tos snnniv sh,n S,nn,v was thrown
,,non 70 ,ho ;nyi,aJ n,,s,;' he com.
n,andor pond ana b,s og,cers com.
mandor pond and Nrs pnnd arc worry
woii Lrown !, uonni,i, haying sren,
noar,,, two yo,rs horo Tho shin IVA
noiiy ascoraiod WITH sa,s and a s,rino
q, s,on,I gaas o,,,araJ T., ,ho hroo,e
from how to bridpe The Government
hand nIaved from The INNER dect unde,
n canopy of aags MANY waltzes and
two stems were indulped In and IN,
deck looked very festive indeed Com.
monder pond received his guests in
his cabin and thew we're escorted 70
him Inv n number of tho Younger Off
GERS A dainty collation. was served
in The ward-room and the excellen,
puncb was greatly appreciated. Com.
mander Pond was ms usual, n perfec,
host and tho officers out-did them.
selves TO make their guests comfort.
able. We were told that Mrs. Pond
and Miss BESSIE. TO saw nothing OF the
parrot-fausous in Honolulu-were
very bappy in their new home. Com.
mander Pond looked extremely well
and regretted his time must he SO lin.
tied in Honolulu. Among the guests
we're Mrs. Walbridge. Mrs. and Miss
Spliyalo. DIR. Irwin. DR. and Mrs f.
Howard Humphris. Mfr. Alan Herbert
Mr.. Raas. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer. Mrs
Lake. Mrs. Lewis, MIR. nnd Mrs Tenny
Peck. Miss Beckley and MANY others
+ j. +
The Ki,ohapa Art Ioapuo musicals
roof garden on Monday evening was \
great artistic success Mr. George
Davies selected the artists and showed
his usual excellent taste Mrs Hin.
heroine sang most charminply two So
prano solos. Mrs. Hibberdine is fas,
becoming a great fayorite and Is a
much valued ACQUISITION in musical cir.
cles. Mrs, whitney. with her wonder.
ful technique and sympathetic touch
was much applauded. The German
songs Inv MIR Give Davies we're heart.
Ilv annreciated- Mr.. d'Albert played
some Hungarian dances by Brahms In