Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-12

ifor large at home" in honor of Mrs
Purdy for next Thursday from I
until >.
| Mrs. +. NJ Hatch entertained at tea
in charmingly Informal manner AT
Sans Souci on Friday afternoon in
honor ot Nj E.tn.Ield, AIRS Woaver's
daughter. The lanai and living room
were sweet with the odor Of viol"is.
which were sCatt.rrd about IN great
profusicu Miss Campbell, Miss Terry
and Mrs. Rannie Scott gave tho guest
genuine treat by their sweet music.
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Alexander lsenberg gave stug din.
ner on Friday evening.
Mrs. EicEard tver. Is expected home
in the next steamer.
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The zeuda Danclng Club gave very
successful social last evening at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Mr. and Mrs Bidguod of Volcano
House fame, are In town for two
weeks.
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! George H. Paris and family leave TO.
day for San Francisco where they will
establish themselves.
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! II the motor car floral fiesta for
1 Thanksgiving day is success II will
inaugurate n series of fetes which
would be most suitable for our genial
climate. Kapiolani Park Is an ideal
place for parade and Honolulu would
certainly turn out.
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Mr. and Mrs. Allan Herbert left in
( the Alameda for three months trip to
the Coast
Mrs. Hoffman, gave a supper Sun.
day evcriEE TOT The Allan Herberts.
Covers were laid for ten. A pleasant
innovation was n short course supper
served cold Decorations were in
green and yellow.
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Mrs. ! " OTIS has returned from
tIe mainland, where she has spent Gvu
months o. more rustiCating. going as
tar East as Boston.
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The German Fair will he the event
of the week. II will 10 perhaps the
most unique OF its kind rs there will
be such a variety of articles on sale
and the picturesque "sChwarZ weiss,
roth" colors will be very attractive.
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There was an old woman who lived
in a shoe,
She had so many children she didn't
know what to do"
: The only difference between that
famous old woman and Miss Martin,
who arrives on Wednesday to com.
mence rehearsals for the operotta The
House That Jack Built" Is. that Miss
Martin knows exactly what to do with
each of the 200 children she has In
charge and does II with such cleverness
and charm that the children often
know the airs of e opera after u
weeks rehearsal. She Is an artist In
her line, thoroughly equipped with tai
Cnt and experience for the work and
possesses wonderful magnetism In her
management Of the children. The
ladies Interested in the Kindergarten
work will have everything practically
arranged by the time Miss Martin ar.
rlycs on Wednesday and rehearsals will
commence Immediately. Announcement
rs to time and place will be made
through the columns OF the press. Mrs.
hoffman, has arranged the cast OF
adults aud the town Is delighted to
note some faces not seen lately in anna
teur work. Mrs. G. b. Cooper plays
Mother Goose; Gerrit Wilder, King
Cole; Mrs. Fred WaterhOusc, the Queen
Of Hearts, and Miss Alice Jones will
play the Man in the Moon. Mr.. Jake
Brown will, II Is hoped, consent to play
the hnavc Of Hearts. Mrs. Frcar has
the matter of ushers in her hands, Miss
Margaret Hopper the tickets. and her
helper viii be announced later. Mrs.
Carl Holloway is chairman on pro
grams, The performances viii be given
under the patronage of the following
children (whO will interest their
mothers and friends into active wOrlO
The Governors daughters. Princess
kapiolani, Pauline Schacfer, Kristabol
Layard, Rudolph Isenberg. Nora
Lange, Eva FOcke, Virginia Frcar, Ber-
tina LAM, Desmond Stanley, Aleen
pOwsett, Stanley Mott.Smith, Laola
Booth, Helen Wilder, Bryant Cooper,
James Campbell, Mary Won Holt Fran.
els Brown, Catherine Jones, Jack and
Carter Gait, Master Saito and Beatrice
Campbell.
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The engagement of Miss Gladys
Fisher TO Winsiow X. Harndun Is an
nOunced,