Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-18

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come her baby friends, for her gra.
oious charm of manner and her ideas
of what was required of her as
hostess were marked. To each little
one she gave pat on the cheek and
gravely shook each and all by the hand.
Not one did she forget to greet, and
as she toddled about among her guests,
with her little skirts shaking busily
and her tiny, bare feet in constant
motion, one could almost see her in
the future with queenly carriage, and
trailing skirts, and always the gracious
dignity that seems born in her. And
az for the baby, chubby, contented lit
tie Kalakaua, he drank milk, and ate
bread and butter. and grabbed at the
cake until he was stuffed to suit his
baby ideas of bliss. For the grown
ups" the refreshments were punch,
sandwiches, ice cream and cakes. Mrs.
Purdy, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. +. Ho.
ward Humphris and Miss Rose Cunha
assisted the Princess in receiving,
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Mrs. w. @. Irwin is planning to
bring with her bud of the future,
IN visit them during their STAY in the
Islands. Miss Helene pictures Island
life so attractiyely that many of her
companions talk of Honolulu as though
thew know and ,oved tho n,ace
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Governor and Mrs. George Carter
gave n delightful dinner Monday night
at which were present Mr. and Mrs
Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs Gates. Mr.. and
Mrs, Holloway DIR. and Mrs +. Howard
Humpbris. and MIR. Humphris. The
table was beautiful with roses and
handsome table Appointments.
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Mrs. +. Howard Humphris gave a
nothing could have suited the officers
better than this Jolly affair. They were
! enthusiastic about the beauties of Wal.
I kiki, the softness of the air. the TEN.
perature of the water and incidental.
" the mermaids" of the party: for
they had never met swimmers mite
like them before.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. De b. Layard gave
dinner to CAPTAIN Corlesse OF the
very ENJOYABLE evening was spent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hart Board.
man are receiving the CONGRATULATIONS
OF their friends on the birth Of a baby
boy. Mrs. Boardman was Miss Bernie
Drown, one of society's greatest favo.
rites. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were very
popular in Honolulu during their wed.
ding trip here and were widely enter.
tanned. Mrs. Boardman was much ad.
mired for her athletic figure and Dril.
liant coloring.
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Kathleen Cartwright has been re.
ceiving warm welcome among her
many friends In Honolulu. Alice
Campbell is another favorite girl
amongst us once more. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Il. Paxton also returned on the 81.
IBERIA and are again in their pretty
home at Waikiki: they have had many
a cordial hand shake, and aloha. to
prove that Honolulu Is glad to see them
back.
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Through passengers on the Siberia
were Alfred S. Larkin and his pretty
daughter, Alice. The Larkins expect
to make quite a stay In Honolulu
when they come back from their trip
to Japan and they will not come as
strangers for they number among their
friends here, the Twins, Hatches,
| Swanzys, Cartwrights and others
ALFRED Larkin is Of well known Cali.
fornia family and Larkin street in San
Francisco Is named after his father.
Alice Campbells beautiful Paris
trousseau is the envy and admiration
OF her friends. Her eight lovely new
hats, her exquisite wedding gown, lin.
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