Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10

works before leaving IOr Ehsiohu' -"
fair visitors seemed reluctant even 10
tear themselves away for glass OIL
the delicious champagne punch wnlcn
in conjunction with tea, cakes, sahu
wiches, ices, and sweets, were servea
on the lanai One only realized tnac
they were in a mans club by reading
the notices ON the wall. Two were az
follows; at is hoped that the wives
of ali its members will act as hostesses
ON Friday afternoon" and another
read, ANY member desiring cards can
obtain them from the steward" Cards
were sent out only to non-members
families, and right royalty did they re-
,spond. -,
The Ellis Quintet Club played
throughout the afternoon and 1t was
long after Ave before the last fair
guest Quilted the portals OF the clup'
and even then longing eyes were turn
ed toward the members who were IN.
dulging in little games OF bridge OF
dinners on the first floor.
| It was whispered yesterday tnat
Ladies' Day had come to stay. and tnat
there would be another before the
year Is out. We all hope 1t Is SO. FOR,
as entertainers the Pacific Club men,
hers cannot be equaled.
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| On Wednesday evening at o'clock
there will be a Cafe Chantant at 81.
Clements Parish House, which can be
reached by Punahou cars. There VIII
be piano solos by Miss Maud Kinney.
fresh from European honors; vocal
music by Miss Drusella Marx, whose
dramatic voice Is regarded as wonder
full by those who have heard her; vo'
cal music by Miss Leontyne Hartnagle,
whose sweet singing always charms,
and a charming little girl will dance.
Then there will be the living pictures.
Time and money have been expended
generously in getting these up.
The completed program Is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Queen
Louise; Miss Helene Robson. "A
Gainsborough Type; Miss Marietta
Havens, Lilies; Miss Maud Kinney,
In the Victorian Era; Italian Or
Gnge Girl" Miss Helen Macfarlane;
Mrs. Edward Tenney, Greek God.
dess"; "Springtime," Miss Alice Mac
farlane; Pears Soap" unknown; "A
Venetian Song" Mrs. A. G. Halves:
and then DR.. and Mrs. Humphris will
do the laughable farce, Love In a
Railroad Carriage This alone would
We euOuSn u a houoS, pus
when you add famous artists and re-
freshments throughout the evening
partaken from little tables one can
reasonably expect a large turnout.
There will be little tables on the lawn
and the whole place will be illuminat-
ed. The men can smoke and eat to
their hearts content, for sandwiches.
coffee and lemonade will be furnished
free of charge. The admission is only
. a dollar. Mr.. Fred. Schultz will paint
the picture and delightful evening Is
anticipated. And then the church
debt needs paying off-and you will
come, | am sure.
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There have been some strenuous
; games of tennis at the Beretania court
the past week, and yesterday Miss
; Horner was declared champion. She
: played eighteen straight games, which
Is remarkable record. Her oppon-
ent. Mrs. s. Wilder, put up fine game
and displayed great pluck. The lanai
of the Clubhouse has been crowded
: throughout the week with spectators.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Atkinson have
gone to the other Islands.
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: The hop at the Royal Hawaiian Ho.
: tel on Wednesday night was a very
: successful affair. The lanais were gay
with the uniforms of the officers and
: there were scores of pretty women
: present. The Royal Hawaiian Band
gave a special concert and the Army.
: Navy and townspeople made the place
seem like the good old days before an
pexation.
Col. Prince, officers and ladies' of the
Sixteenth U. s. Infantry and Captain
Morrow were the guests Of honor, and
a large dinner was given for them
. previous to the dance. Mr.. Fred.
/, Church is untiring in his efforts to
=, please and amuse the public, and his
} work In that behalf is greatly appre-
. ciated.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott will
be the guests of the Swanzys from
Saturday until Monday at their ranch
across the Pail.
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{ or interest to Honolulu Is the fol-
. lowing account In the Army and Navy
Journal:
The wedding of Miss Martha b.
{ Frayser, Of Owensboro, KY, and Lieut..
Herbert Z. Mann, 7th u. s. Cavalry,
was celebrated Saturday. May 20. at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Robert 8. Jones, Lynchburg, Va. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
) DR.. G. c. Kelly, Of that city. The
y bride was attended by her niece, Miss
: Kathleen Frtyser, of Kentucky, and o
= large number of relatives and friends
D were present to witness the nuptials.