Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-12

strong personality, and aside from his
literary fame. would attract attention
anywhere. Some one has said that
Richard Harding Davis was born with
A "silyer spoon in his mouth" but i
am inclined to think that strong
literary instinct and perseverance mas
won the battle for him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis live very quietly at their pretty
home in Marion, Massachusetts. but
spend portion of the year in New
York, Mrs. Davis thoroughly under
stands her brilliant husbands moods
and adopts herself accordingly. SO
they are happy and travel about al |,
most like two college chums.
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Mr.. John Fox, Jr., author OF The
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come.
was also here over one steamer. He
is a typical Southerner and rare con-
yersationalist. Observe say CONVERSE
tionalist and not talker. for there Is
vast difference though few seem TO APP
preciate the fact. A good talker does
not necessarily mean one who is able
to converse, and glib tongue seldom
means a deep thinker.
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Baby Kapiolani has cards out Tor
an "at home at her grandmothers,
March fourteenth, on Emma street.
There are about eighty babies invited
with their mammas.
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Mrs. Harold Sewall is receiving much
attention in San Francisco. Mrs. VIII
! Teyis gave a card party not lsng since
at which Mrs. Sewall was the guest or
honor. The guests were allowed TO
choose the games to be played and
eucher and bridge whist were the ones
| chosen. A tactful hostess like Mrs.
Teyis is sure to DO the right thing. Mrs.
lTevis has not entertained for some time
as she has spent her season with Mr..
Tevis and the children at Bakersfield
\ They recently purchased the old Hag-
gins place and are now occupying 1t
Ii is considered one OF the handsomes'
homes In San Francisco.
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Addison Miner is really doing him
, self proud by getting busy. His wori
, IL considered quite good In San Fran
cisco. and his miniatures are mucl
sought after. He always had talen
enough but little perseverance.
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There was a large gathering of tn
Pirates OF Penzance" participants a
the home OF the Princess Kawanana
koa on Tuesday evening. The obiec
of the meeting was to discuss IN
opera and to select the chorus. In
principals are as follows: Mabel, Mr.
Hibberdine; Ruth, Miss Gertrude Hall
Kate, Mrs. w. Z. Lewis; Edith, nc
chosen; Pirate King, Hugo Herzel
Frederick, James Doughefty; majt
general, Raymond c. Brown; polio
sergeant, A. r. Cunha; Samuel, Cla
fence Waterman. After the bushes
had been attended to refreshmen
were served and the pirates" al
jjourned until Friday evening at ha
after seven at Progress hall. The r.
hearsals will after this be given
the Elks' Hall on Tuesday and Frida
Evenings.
~ The double band concert at the HI
:, waiian hotel on Tuesday evening WI
= great success and drew large GROVE
y to the grounds and about the lanai
A dance was given after the concert
honor of Col Bubb and the Twelft
Col. Bubb has expressed himself
perfectly delighted with his receptft
here and hopes to linger longer ne:
time. The Colonel is very popul'
with his regiment, and that alwa,
speaks well for man.
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IL Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott gave a very pref
lunch on Tuesday for her daught
Marion. Pink carnations and made
hair ferns made a most effective tai
lie decoration, and the place care
III daintily hand painted figures tied wi
pink ribbons, carried out the col
scheme. Those present were M
Gu Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Richard I've
er Miss Kelley, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, NJ
S. NJ. Wilder, Miss Terry, Miss ka'
Id man and Miss White.
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he Mrs. Claire Williams was the host
in. OF a delightfully."- informal dinner
nv Tuesday evening In honor OF
nd daughter Claire's birthday. Amo
-" those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
Miss Nellie White, Miss Lillian BAG
me Lieut.. Hamilton, Miss Castle and ma
ast others.
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she There was a very jolly picnic pa
TO the Pail on Monday. Luncheon '
partaken of ell fresco and the {
was most pleasantly spent. Amt
those present were Mr.. and. Mrs. Pc
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair, \
m Thurston, Miss Potter, Miss Ne
White, Mr.. and Mrs. James ca
lck, and Mr.. Freeman.
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ons Prince and Princess Kawanana
rri- entertained at dinner on Tuesday ey
ing. Among their guests were DR..
Mrs. Hunphris, Mr.. and Mrs. McCl
~, ahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, Miss Bt
''' ley and Mr.. Raas.
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The Young hotel opened Its hos
able doors for Colonel Bubb and
nois Twelfth regiment on Wednesday e'
ing. The concert was unusually q
and the quintet boys played for d.
ing. The evening danced merrily,
Bubb making a good impression,
the ladies of the transport ente
into the gayety with much zeal.
ball room presented an unusually