Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17


rince and Princess Kawananakoa "
onor Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. G. Deerins
ere taken TO Wallele for days out. ,
~. The new bridge had been decor. !
ted with an archway of ilowers, and ,
I the other end was an artistic arch |
'ay OF sugar cane and the Hawaiian
ags and. flowers which were about in
he greatest profusion gave gala cir
D the whole place. The singing boys
,ere, OF course, very much in evidence.
nd their sweet music was very much
njoyed, especially by the strangers
Who had never listened to music exact
y OF that nature before. One OF Alan
ierbert's excellent chowders was much
njoyed at the picnic lunch, which was
eryed at about / o'clock. The appetite
which had been agreeably whetted by
he dip into the pool was bomtifully
AIRED for. One of the great delights OF
he swimming hour was the fancy div
ng Of George Freeth. who made the
plunge from the extreme
foof Of the house into the pool beneath
with the greatest ease and skib. the
pool had an addition since last we
saw II of q long water chute attached
10 the top Of the rocks. Most OF the
genthr sex were too timid to attempt
IL. but there were three valiant ones
whose feats were much applauded and
admired. The road now is In perfect
which makes drying upon
It a pleasure. Among those present
we're the guests Of honor. MIR. and Mrs.
G. w. c. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Ena.
Miss Ena, Captain and Mrs. Claude
Bell, Mrs. Edward Tenney, DR.. and
Mrs. Humphris. Mr.. and Mrs. Benson.
Miss Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Lewis, Mrs. Elizabeth F'reeth, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Halves, Mrs. George Bliss.
MIR. and Mrs. Habberton, Miss Habber'
ton, Mrs. Cunha, sonny" Cunha, Misc
Alice Campbell. Miss Irene Dickson,
Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss Beckley, A.
Hays, Mason Terrey. Mr.. Wright, Mr.
Derby. George Freeth, DIR. Murray
Adrian Splivalo, Robert Shingle. Har
ry Cobb and d. Griggs Holt
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Picnics were all the rage on Sunday
and the one given at Manoa valley b!
Dir. and Mrs. Sam Wilder was most en-
ioyable in every respect. The Mano;
valley is always refreshingly cool ant
the house where the Wilders gave tn
picnic was an ideal spot for an outini
or that nature. The picnic was givei
tor Mr.. and Mrs. Richard lvers an
among the other guests were Mr.. an
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford KimbalI
Mrs. Charles Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
I Walker, Walter Dillingham;, !. Dill
bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Baird an,
others.
Mrs. William Irwin. Miss Helene Ii
win and Mrs Richard Ivers wer
among the departing passengers on tn
Sonoma. Mrs. lvers will be the gues
OF Mrs. Richard Irwin In San Frar
cisco for few months. Mrs. Irwi
looked exceedingly handsome as sh
leaned over the rail to toss leis to he
friends who had gathered in crowds I
wish her bon voyage" Madam
Fried-Griselda and daughter were ais
among the passengers. Mr.. and Mr.
G. Hedemann. who also departed, O.
pect to remain away for about tw
months and they were covered wit
leis. A large party of friends wer
there to see them of.
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The second concert given by Madam
,Fried-Griselda In the drawing ROOF
OF the Moana hotel on Monday eyei
ing was a very successful affair. bot
srtistically and financially. Many {
the leading society women took til
matter in hand and induced theI
friends not to miss the opportunity {
hearing the noted artistic. The pa
'ronesses for the occasion were tn
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. $. Teri.
Mrs. de b. Layard. Mrs. Dillingham;
Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch. Mrs. George Davie
Mrs. f. II. Humphris. Mrs. Edwar
lTenney and Mrs. A. G.. Halves. j
Madame Griselda sings well becaus
lshe cannot help It, Her voice is
pure soprano and in the upper rel
listers Is as nearly perfect as II can b.
On Monday evening Saint Saens' San
, son and Delilah received the fulles
possible justice and her interpretatio
OF the appeal Of the sorceress wei
high art indeed. In her English song
every word was enunciated clearly an
) distinctly and without any visible G
fort She sang, by request, simp
balads-but those who have heard he
In operate music know what dramat
power she possesses. She was accon
panied most perfectly by Mrs. Gerar
Barton, and Miss Carrie Castle an
Prof. d'Albert gave some choice sele
tions In thoroughly enjoyable maj
ner. The audience was distinctly
smart one, in fact It was the most fasl
ionable gathering of the kind for
long time. Madame Griselda and ht
daughter, Miss Fried, have made man
/. warm friends during their short Wis
here. Madame Griselda departed (,
San Francisco in the Sonoma with h,
daughter, and expects to give son
concerts in San Francisco at an ear
date. She has many letters to cele
rites In Europe and will avail herse
OF them later In the year. Her succel
was assured from the first and she h;
the best wishes Of all.
The Honolulu Symphony Societ
gave very enjoyable concert at the
club house at Haalelea Lawn on Su
day afternoon. c. Hedemann, the /