Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-03

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A very pleasant outing was enjoyed
by all the guests of Doctor and Mrs.
+. II. Humphris at their picnic given
last Sunday at the Boyd bungalow in
the Manoa Valley. The situation of
the house is unusual being literally
surrounded by mountains. The pool.
'encircled by ferns. palms and tropical
verdure was o delightful bathing place
and last but not least, the delicate
lunch was most thankfully appreciat.
cd. The fish chowder, masterpiece Of
Prince David. and Doctor Humphris'
famous curry disappeared like magic.
A jolly good time was spent in wan.
,dering about the extensive grounds.
and, II a few devoted couples got lost
in the winding paths, who cared-not
the lofty men, | am sure. About s
o'clock the guests began to think OF
home and procession Of autos, brakes,
buggies and riders well gayly down
the Manoa Valley road after one Of tho
pleasantest picnics Of the season.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. c. Deer.
ing, Mrs. j. +. Seibe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom May Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, the
Misses May, Miss Leontine Hartnagle,
Miss Helene Robson, Miss Marion
Scott, Miss Soper Mr.. and Mrs. A. @.
Halves, Miss Jessie Kaufman, Miss
Alice Campbell Miss Irene Dickson.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Scott, Prince David
Kawananakoa, Mr.. +. II. Humphris,
Sr., Miss Ella Wight, Miss Rosalie
Cunha, Mr.. McKinnon, Mr.. David An
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The studios OF the Kilohana Art
League were thrown open for the TWEEN.
ty.third semi.annual exhibition on Mon.
day evening for a private view. Mrs.
Philip Dodge and the Misses Parke
we're the hostesses Of the evening and
most graciously performed their pleas
ant duties. The show was very credit
able and the prettily dressed women
floating about seemed to appreciate the
pictures. as well as the delicate lemon
ade punch which was passed by the
maidens of Japan. Mr.. Fred Schultz
had most prolific lot Of pictures on
view, there being % In all Among
them were Doctor Humphris' grey.
hound "Chucrawalla," Mrs. Halves, ST.,
Wrinkles and Doctor Knudsen's "Bil-
ly.' His volcano picture was very am
bilious. and showed much feeling.
They said that night at the League
that he was lowered into the crater
In order to get the desired effect for his
picture. Mrs. Helen Kelly and Miss
ANNE farke had some very GOOD Things
| IN .ne snow, anu tneir canvases were
,nuSh aumirea; MRS, ROCKIES sketch
m ~. Mo''n i,aiy was pretty pit. MT;
,"p pouses Work 10 Always good
, unu 'his year was no exception 10 the
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spa,aIhs showed much talent Nannies
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snomeu eA.enent treatment OF their
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