Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05
~ Social Side Of Life ~



are all that are necessary for dinner.
but they must be perfectly cooked and
served. Lunches are reduced to a few
courses and punch is served through.
out the meal. How much pleasanter
this is than the long drawn-out affeirs
of the past. Who has not suffered from
having to make conversation, for every
one can't be placed beside congenial
friends. and to be obliged to talk when
one has nothing to say is agony indeed,
The multi.millionaires OF New York
and London are setting a sensible fash.
ian and one that will be appreciated
by everybody.
The luncheon last Saturday given by
Miss Rose Cunha in the private dining.
room Of the Moana hotel for Miss SUI
Ivan was very charming affair. The
table was very effectively arranged
with asters and violets. The place
cards were attached to dainty Hawaii.
an fans by ribbons, and violets were
tied to the handles. Present were
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. c. w. G
Deering, Mrs. r. Howard Humphris,
Mrs. a. G. Halves. Miss Alice Jones,
Miss Beckley. Miss Ena, and Miss Hart
nagle.
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Miss Alice Campbell's engagement to
Walter Facfarlane has not come as q
complete surprise to her friends. for
Cupid has been very busy of late and
the result is particularly pleasing. The
young couple will not be married un.
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pect a grand wedding for the relatives
on both sides are very prominent soc.
Tally. Miss Campbell Is q beautiful girl
with lovely dark eyes and hair and
she Is q general favorite. She is one
of the best amateur singers here. Wal.
ter Macfarlane is a handsome young
man and is considered clever. He be.
longs to the well known Macfarlane
clan. His cousin, Harry Macfarlane,
married pretty Polly Dunn of San
Francisco about two years ago. The
Macfarlane boys have certainly dis.
played great taste in choosing such
lovely girls--and they are beth as
good as they are beautiful--which is
certainly rare combination.
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On Saturday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ena gave dinner for Prince
and Princess Kawananakoa. The table
lookeu unusually pretty and was decor.
ated with yellow asters In the form OF
o horseshoe. Shaded electric lights
were placed amongst the flowers and
the effect was most unusual. Among
those present besides the guests Of
honor were Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Hollo
way, MIR. and Mrs. Ashford, DIR. and
Mrs. +. Howard Humphris, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. G. Deering, Mrs. Monsarrat,
Miss Ena, Mr.. Jack Atkinson and Rob
ert Single.
A little tea was given by Mrs. Jack
Halves in the lounging room of the All.
eXander Young Hotel for Miss Sullivan
on Monday afternoon. Among those
present were Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mrs. Terry, Mrs,
Harry Macfarlane. Mrs. +. Howard
Humphris, Mrs. Alexander Isenberg,
Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. William Tay.
Tor, Mrs. Graham, Miss I.eontine Hart.
nagle. Miss Alice Jones, Miss Frances
Gillet, Miss Young, Miss Ena, Miss
and Miss Kaufman.
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Mrs. Mary Widdifield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Baird are at the Royal Ha
hotel for few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilbur (nee
Mamie Widdifeld) Of Key West Sta
ton, Florida. are happy in the posses.
sion OF little son. born week ago.
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Word comes from Honolulu of the
many delightful entertainments Mrs,
Frederick Beardslee is giving her
friends there a Their beautiful home,
lAlifornians are given royal wei.
ccm' by her. She was the guest Of our
i2i'rY recently and was widely enter.
tenn 3 while In San Francisco. Mrs.
Beardsiee Is a hospitable hostess. and
.i.ornians who met her here and are
the islands are fortunate in.
deed to have such g ,harning friend
lc greet tnem.
Miss Kat. Inc Glass arrived on the
Logan after ntgrly : year's absence In
the Philippine. she went directly to
the home Of her parents, Admiral and
Mrs. Glass, In Berkeley, and will re.
main with them until her marriage.
which will probably take place In the
spring. Her fiance, DR.. Munson, is still
in the Philippines.
There are many very delightful host.
esses among the girls. Probably the
most active OF them all is Miss Ethel
Cooper, who already this season has
given one large reception, several
luncheons and dinners. Not week
passes that she is not hostess at a
bridge party. Miss Jennie Blair enter.
Iains every week during the season.
Among other maidens who know well
how to entertain are the Misses Grace
and Lily Spreckels. Miss Leontine
Miss Alice Sullivan, Miss
Helen de Young, Miss Maye Colburn,
Miss Katherine Dillon ana Miss Joseph.
me Loughborough.
Mrs. May Mott.Smith Bird, who left
Tor the East short time ago, was
aiken Ill In Chicago at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Lovett, the wife of Profess
sor Robert Loyett of the University Of
Chicago. Mrs. Bird was obliged to
Undergo an operation and will remain
With her sister until she is quite recov.
sred.-Examiner.
Mrs. Richard Ivers Is being much en-.
ertained during her visit in San Fran.
na.A IA. II.