Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-18
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SOCIAL NOTES


Mrs. Emory winship was hostess
yesterday at one Of the delightful af.
fairs of the early week. Her hospi-
tally on this occasion was extended
to a popular and much.feted bride Of
the near future, Miss Lily Spreckels.
A large round table laid for eight
cen guests was quite typical of spring
In its delicate shadings Of pink and
green as seen In a variety Of blossoms
whose coloring blended exquisitely.
Perhaps the most noticeable was the
mass of towering almond that rose
gracefully from an artistic piece Of
brass and spread. canopy fashion.
above the table and its lessor floral
decoration. Azaleas and huge spicy
carnations Of pinkish tinge combin.
ed with fluffy bowknots Of tulle In
producing a lovely effect.
Miss Winship's guests were: Miss
Lily Spreckels, Mrs. Cosgrave, Miss
Patricia Cosgrave, Mrs. Augustus Cos
tigan, Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, Mrs.
Samuel Buckbee, Mrs. Henry Clar-
ence Breeder, Miss Jennie Blair, Miss
Leontine Brakeman, Miss Helen dc
Young, Miss Constance de Young, Miss
Grace Spreckels, Miss Helen Wagner
and Miss Simpson.-Chronicle.
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Ensign John Enoch Pond, United
States Navy, son Of Lieutenant Com.
mander Charles +. Pond of the Navy,
viii shortly arrive here from Annapo
lis, where he recently graduated with
honors. He has a large circle OF
friends who will welcome him back 10
this Coast. Mr.. Pond is the nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. william Keith, and
also of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Lamare OF
Observation-Disclosures.
Ensign Pond Is the first naval cadet
from Annapolis whom Hawaii car
claim. He was appointed by the late
Delegate Robert Wilcox.
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Captain Lyon expects to sail fol
Cavite very shortly on business with
the Navy. He will probably be gone
about three months. Mrs. Lyon eX
poets to remain In Honolulu.
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NJ Il. Ashmead Bartlett was one o.
the distinguished foreigners passinl
through for the Orient In the Siberia
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Miss Annie Whitney has returne,
from the mainland.
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Miss Anna Paris Is at present
guest of Mrs. Conveys. She has beel
ut the other Islands for some time.
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The hop to be given at the Alexan
der Young Hotel on Tuesday evening
is strictly a private affair and invita-
lions must be presented at the dooT
There will be a confetti masquerad
ball on February 22d at Progress Hal
The music starts at S:45 and unmasl
ing begins at 10 o'clock.
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| Mr.. F. NJ. Bechtel has gone to Cal
) fornia In search Of health. He was
passenger in the Siberia.
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The exchange tickets for the col
cert to be given on the evening {
Tuesday. February 2Sth, at the Oper
House, are for sale now, and the bo
plan opens on Monday, the Goth, Q
viii. Nichols Co., on King street. TIL
. concert will afford the visiting men
bers OF the Legislature from the otht
Islands and also the numbers OF tou
lists at present in Honolulu an oppo
tunity of hearing some Of our best i
+. cal talent. "The Song of Fate" form
q good part Of the concert, but whe
: the names of the other singers appel
q full house will be assured.
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The Rev. ID. Douglas Wallace ar
Mrs. Wallace arrived In the Alamet