Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-15
CLEANING AND oYEiNG.
T. Rayashi-Clothes cleaned. repaired
and dyed. 537 Beretania st.

most pleasing.
Among those present were Mrs.
,corge Carter, Mrs. Alexander Scott,
he wife of the English artist; Mrs. I,
Henry Lyon. Mrs. william Il. Taylor,
Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Grif. |
nth. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke Jr.
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Mr. John H. bliss entertained on
Thursday evening at the Moana Hotel
for Miss Rose Cunha and DR.. Murray.
Miss Mamie Winston acted as hostess
and the guest of honor. Miss Cunhra.
was looking her prettiest in a pink
null with an American beauty rose in
her hair. The table was in pink and
around the huge basket of flowers was
Aloha" done in pink carnations.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
4. G. Halves Jr., Miss Sargent, DR..
Yost and Mr. Richard Wright.
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The Captain and officers OF the
Bear" gave a farewell lunch for Mr..
and Mrs. Wingate Lake on Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of the Thomas"
nave been spending a few days at the
Alexander Young Hotel. Mrs. Hart
who is a fine pianist, favored her
friends with some music on Tuesday
evening
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The reception on board the Ohio
on Thursday afternoon was a delight
tul affair--for Captain Logan and MIR.
Mac Donald gave the ship over for the
afternoon to the fair guests and were
Lntiring in their attentions. The Gov.
ernor Mr.. Jack Atkinson and the
members of the Legislature made
things quite lively and were much in
terested in the ship and its workings.
The gallant officers escorted the ladies'
over the ship and many a Irritation
went on in dark corners with the old
excuse of seeing the officers rooms.
| There was the usual exhibition of hos
| iery in ascending ana descending the
complicated ladder and the same en-
, trancing glimpse of more or less dain'
! ~ ankles. It would almost seem that
! Dame Nature had been a little too Law
| ish in some cases and In others toe
meager. Be that as IL may. on Thurs
/ day the afternoon was thoroughly en-
joyed and the lavish hospitality of Cap
tain Logan and officers were thorough
I ~ appreciated.
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Among the departures for the Coast
! this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ
Boyd Mr.. Boyd expects to return in q
few weeks, but Mrs. Boyd may remain
tor six months.
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| Mr. and Mrs. van Arsdale and Mr.
and rMs. Shepherd sailed for the Coas
this week. They expect to return tC
the Alexander Young Hotel next Fall
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Miss Gardy Macfarlane, whose en-
| F&gement to Mr.. George Potter ha'
been the motif for many entertain.
ments in her honor for the past tw,
weeks. did not sail IN the Korea, bu
will go little later to the Coast. Mrs
Erainerd Smith gave her a delightful
tea this week. and everybody Is gla,
for the opportunity of feteing this pop
uiar young woman.
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A California paper has much to sa.
of the dorgs of the Jack Wilson's.
venture to insert the following:
Tho Ia.ly NEilSnpp ara among III
very popular young people across tn
J hay who are establishing a reputation
for entertaining. They have recent
! moved into handsome home on Pa
cifiC avenue, where they entertaine
last week at an elaborate tea. Tn
one hundred and twenty-five invite
guests who enjoyed the pleasant occa
sion, voted ii quite the merriest an
, most successful entertainment of II
kind given this season. Mrs. Wilso
makes very delightful young hostes
and Mr.. Wilson knows Just how I
make his guests enjoy themselves, $
the affair had none Of the stiffness an
formality which Is apt to characteriz
afternoon functions. The event of tn
occasion was the gorgeous punch bow
which was presented to the Wilson
upon their marriage by a group q
bachelor friends, Never has this bow
been Christened so yesterdays tea
was an invitation to enjoy glass q
two or three OF punch from the ne'
bowl, and generously did their friend
respond. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson hay
recently rented an attractive house o
Pacific avenue and this was brlgl
with apple blossoms yesterday, Dow
stairG a garden effect was arrange
and here was the orchestra stationed
Mrs. Wilson was assisted In recelyln
her guests, who numbered over hun
drod, by a number OF friends, amongi
. them being Mrs, Jack Sprcckols Mis-
Grace Spreckels, Miss Rawn, Of Oh
clnnatl, Miss Helen de- Young aud Mis-
, Constance de Young
So
Al the Princess Kalaulauaolrs u
roplluu ON Tuesday afternoon, M
smlthieH Nrs DuHhrrly ana Ms