Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

Although II was a bit strange 10 at
tend theatrical performance at ~
o'clock In the morning, yet 1t did not
seem to dampen the ardor OF those who
were there, for ii was a typical Homo
lulu audience. and one could safely
jostle ones neighDor and find a friend.
The four.act problem play by Sude.
mann called out a vast and fashionable
audience who were interested OF
amused according ~ their tempcra-
ment. The trials Of Marie were more
or less convincing and there were many
in the audience weeping, for Nance
ONeil can certainly play upon the
emotional side OF ones nature. but II
was rather a strain to imagine SO tai
ented and charming young woman
SO desperately in love with George.
However, 1t passed the morning ard
gave one something to talk about. The
stage box was occupied by Miss Jennie
Giifard and her guests were Mrs. Hell
en- Noonan. Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mrs. 4
NJ Brown. Miss Helen Kimball aud
Miss Marion Scott. In another box
were seen Judge and Mrs. Dole with
the Eben Lows. The two lOges were
taken by MIR. Barbour Lathrop, and he
entertained Mr.. and Mrs Gerritt vii.
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MaCfarlane,
DR.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs,
Byron Baird, Mrs. Percy Benson, DR..
and Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. a. G. Halves and
Miss Kitchen. There were many
luncheons given at the hotels after the
theatre. Perhaps the largest was the
one given in the grill room of the
Young by Mr.. Barbour Lathrope, who
understands thoroughly the art of en-.
tertaining. Twentyfour covers en-
circled the long oval table, the center
of which was artisticaliy decorated
with cut glass bowl Of Ia France
roses and maidenhair. Carnations were
scattered over the cloth and MALE and
ferns were intermingled in q charm.
ing fashion. The chandeliers were en-.
twined with sprays OF roses and ferns.
The luncheon, which was delicious, was
absolutely informal and much enjoyed
by all. The Ellis Quintet Club PLAYED
their most fascinating airs for the oc-
casion, and Mr.. Lathrop was toasted
many times by his guests in sparkling
champagne. Mr.. lathrop's entertain.
ments are always delightful and Tues.
days luncheon was certainly one OF
the most enjoyable affairs ever given
here. His guests on Tuesday at lunch
con were DR.. and Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerritt Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry Macfarlane. Paymaster and Mrs.
Hagner, Mrs. Percy Benson, Miss Helen
Kitchen, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird. DR.. and
Mrs. Murray. Mrs. a. G. Halves, DR..
Yost, U. S. n.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Graham are being
much entertained during their visit
here. A delightful luncheon was given
on Tuesday for Mrs. Graham by Mrs.
Charles Anterior. The table cloth was
absolutely hidden by the profusion of
violets which were thiCkly arranged
upon 1t. and the hand-painted violet
place cards were works of art. A cor
sage Of violets was at each place.
Among the guests were Mrs. j. W.
Dyer, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Fred Bush,
Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Atwater. Mrs. Benner
and others.
Mrs. Henry Ware Lyon was at
home" on Wednesday from 3 to 6 in
honor OF Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Hag,
her, two additions TO social circles
which are much appreciated. Mrs.
Lyon, who looked very handsome In
white, did the honors most gracefully.
The receiving party stood in the draw.
ing room and as the guests advanced
to meet the hostess were presented TO
Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Hagner. Mrs.
Cushman In black net looked charming
and Mrs. Hasner in white with a large
picture hat. was extremely pretty. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
flowers and palms and the lanais were
draped with flags. The large tea-table
at which Mrs. Andrew Fuller and Mrs.
Van Vliet presided, was charmingly
decorated with chrysanthemums and
ferns. and the delicious refreshments
were well patronized. Mrs. Alexander
Scott took charge of the ices, and q
bevy of pretty women. among whom
were Mrs. Focke. Miss Schaefer, Mrs
Neumann. Mrs. Rodiek, took charge of
the guests. II was q most successful
affair and not until late hour did the
guests depart. Among those presen,
were Madames Robert Anderson. V
Storne, Ashford, Along, Adams. Z. NJ.
Boyd, Babbitt. Baker, Bissell, Berwick,
Ballentyne. Brown, Bush, Bishop,
Brock. Benson, Carter go. Cooper,
Chamberlain. Castle. Campbell, Alfred
Carter. Church, Couzens. Combe. Dole,
Dois. Deering, Derby, Dougherty,
Davies. Dose, Du Roi, Andrew Fuller
Is. II. Fuller. Fred Foster. Focke, Cart
ley, Gartenberg, Gaines. Gilman. Ora
ham, Goodwin. Giffard. GignouX, Hall,
Hayes. Hoffman,. Harrison, Halstead,
Humphris, Halves, Hardy, Hooking
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