Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-08

~ Social Side of Life ~
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a very delightful little breakfast was
given on Sunday by William G. Irwin
at his residence at Waikiki in honor Of
MIR. and Mrs. Norman de r. White
house, who are guests at the Royal Ha-
waiian hotel. Among those invited TO
meet the Whitehouses were MIR. and
Mrs. George Davies, Judge and Mrs. f.
NJ. Hatch, Miss Scott and Richard Nv.
ers.
One of the most beautiful pictures
in the American Book of Beauty Is
that of Mrs. Whitehouse, who is posed
while standing with her hand on the
head of her favorite dog As Vera Bor.
man of New orleans she was a noted
beauty, and a great favorite in New
York society. She has been married
about seven years.
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A dainty little dinner was given by
Captain and Mrs Graham at the Alex
ander Young Hotel on Monday even.
ing, in honor of MIR. ana MRS. J. Gil.
man, MIR. and Mrs. Rolph and Lieut..
Slattery.
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There was q very pretty dance at the
Royal Hawaiian hotel on Monday even.
ing in honor OF the Buffalo" The Ital.
ian band of the Buffalo gave a concert
preceding the dance which was un-
usually well attended. not only by the
visiting strangers but by society as
well. There were many little dinners
that evening at the hotel, Col. and
Mrs. George Macfarlane entertained
Captain and Mrs. Everett and party.
and among those noticed in the dining.
room were Mr.. and Mrs j. d. T. Towne,
Mrs. +. ii. Humphris, Mrs. George
Bliss, Mr.. and Miss Newcombe ami
MIR. and Mrs. Allan Herbert. AT the
dance there were large number of
our younger set and the dancing was
kept up until late hour
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball have
taken the Braymer house. next DR..
Cooper, on King street, for a year.
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The following was taken from the
Network Times and will be interesting
for Mr.. and Mrs. Burden were guests
at the Moana Hotel for some weeks not
long since: Mrs. William A. NJ. Bur.
den, who was Miss Florence Wander.
bilt Twombly, dined at Sherry's on her
return from her prolonged extended
wedding tour. Mrs. Burden looked ex.
tremely well and wore most unusual
frock cut on princess lines and very
narrow and clinging an the way around
from the neck to the end Of the trail.
ing skirt. II was a figured heavy silk
gauZe Of pastel tint, with wide band
designs formed Of large circles, some
seven inches across, of pale but soft
blue on a background Of blush gray,
and the lower section of each circle
shaded a paler blue, its lower edge be.
ing formed Of a half wreath Of shaded
pink roses in graduated sizes, the
larger roses being In the centre. Five
of these panels extended from a little
below the waist to the gowns hem and
another band formed the main part of
the bodice. A single band made the
tops of the sleeves, which ended at the
elbows in fiounces formed of another
band Of lowered circles. There was O
little stock and guimpe Of white lace.
Her pale grayish blue hat came well
over the forehead, but rolled very much
at each side, the crown being very low,
land its trimming was one long and
full dull blue ostrich plume.
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British Consul and Mrs. Layard en-.
tertained at dinner on Wednesday even.
Ing at the British consulate on King
street. The table was most exquisitely
arranged with the artistic Mexican
creeper and maidenhair ferns. Among
those present were DIR. and Mrs. vii.
liam Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davies, Miss Jessie Kaufman and Mr.
SwanZy.
The dance at the Young hotel on
"Wednesday evening was most enjoy.
able, there being such a crush at the
concert preceding the dance that chairs
were hastily procured from all over
the hotel to accommodate the crowds.
The band Of the Buffalo is a very good
one and the dance was participated in
by the townsDeople as well as the
transport guests. Captain Everett
kindly loaned the band for the occa.
sion.
The Oldest son of Mr.. and Mr.. Alex
Iander lsenberg Is celebrating his birth.
day today by party at the Isenberg
mansion at Punahou.
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Miss Mamie Winston, so well and
favorable known In Honolulu, is con.
templating returning next winter. She
IL spending the summer at her fathers
house in Glen Allen, Va. Her literary
work keeps her very busy for her con
,tributions to the New York papers are
considered most valuable Her friends
and family are very glad to have her
In their midst.
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Mrs, T. Hays has returned to Homo
lulu and with Mr.. Hays Is a guest nc
the Moana hotel.
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Mr.. Edward Duisenberg, in company
with Mr. lsenberg, the youngest brother
of Alexander Isenberg, departed for a
trip around the world this week. They
Will he gone for quite long period.
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The advent of Mrs. Norman White
house of New York created great deal
OF comment and inquiry. The charm