Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-06

Hartwell, Arthur Macintosh. Miss Al
ice Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Wight,
Miss Patty, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wa.
terhouse, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mr..
George Fuller. Paymaster Brown, Miss
Helen Robertson, Mr.. John Soper, Mr.
Will SOper. Mr.. and Mrs. Brock, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Ross, Donald Ross,
Mr. and Mrs. Montague Cooke, Miss
Lefferts, Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty, Mr..
and Mrs. Ranney Scott, Miss Marion
Scott, Miss Helen Macfarlane, Mr.. An.
derson, Mr.. Jameson. Mr.. Cockburn,
Mr.. Adams, Miss Kathleen Cartwright
Miss Bertha Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Hamin, MIR. and Mrs. Kimball, Miss
Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rice.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hamilton. the Misses
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman. Miss
Ewart, Miss Leontine Hartnagle. Mr..
and Mrs. Klebahn. Mr.. George Potter,
and Mr. Robert Mist.
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A charming little tea was given for
Miss Lefferts on Thursday by Mrs.
Cooke.
Mrs. LAM was the hostess of an
elaborate poi lunch on Thursday. On
the afternoon the guests amused
themselves by playing bridge.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Archie
Young entertained her friends by Civ.
ing pedro party In honor of her sis.
ter, Miss Frances Cillei. and Miss Ha.
vens. Miss Leontlne Hartnagle won
the first prize-a pretty picture frame.
Mrs. Alexander Young was the fortu.
nate winner of the second prize, a cut
glass bottle: and to Miss Marion
Scott was given the consolation prize,
belt buckle of silver. Among those
invited were Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Alex.
ander Young. Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Stat
tefy. Mrs. Humphrls, Mrs. Won Hamm,
Mrs. Charles Cooper. Mrs. Clifford
Kimball. Miss Kimball, Miss Bertha
Young, Miss Kathleen Cartwright,
Miss Hartnagle, Miss G. Walker, the
Misses Helen and Alice Macfarlane.
Miss Alice Campbell, Miss Helen Rob.
son, Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. Halves,
Mrs. Mcclellan. Mrs. Ivers, Mrs.
Tenney, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Miss
Scott. Miss Nellie White, Mrs. Mary
Gum. Miss M. Walker, and Mrs. J. 8.
Walker.
st. Clements Parish House present.
cd charming appearance on the even
ing of Thursday, when a reception was
given to the Bishop and visiting cler.
gy. The hall was simply packed and a
very artistic program was rendered.
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick, Mrs. U.s.
borne and Mrs. Rhodes comprised the
receiving party. The hall was made
TO resemble a drawing room and an
extremely artistic one, at that, for
Persian rugs were on the floor and
couches, chairs and tables placed
about most invitingly. A grouping of
flags In one corner was a very pretty
touch, and tall palms, grasses and ar.
tistic hangings transferred the parish
house into a bower OF beauty.
| Torches lighted the grounds and de.
licious light refreshments were serv.
ed after an excellent program. Mr..
the Coon Song" by w. z. Kerr, pro.
voked much laughter, and Mr.. Cur.
zon osborne sang most acceptably a
ballad. Miss Stevens, Miss Jeffreys
and Miss Blanch Soper were the &C
"The Merchant of Venice" Mrs
| IldWcs, Toitid, anu NIs. EhuuhphIlo
Nerissa, was much praised
The Rev. Mr.. Westervelt exhibited
some lantern slides belonging to the
Rev. Mr.. osborne and they were well
received. A most enjoyable evening
was PISSED and it was not until quite
late that the gathering dispersed.
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The engagement OF Miss Mae Lyceti
to Mr.. Fred, Wright has been an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt were the
hostesses of a dinner for fourteen In
honor Of Miss Lefferts last evening.
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Mrs. LAM, who always entertains
so well, gave a poi lunch on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer entertained
at dinner on Tuesday.
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A jolly bathing party was given by
Miss Ella Wright for Miss Hall al
Waikiki Wednesday.
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The Congress of Song at the Opera
House last evening was a great sue
cess Madame Ida Gray Scott has a
beautiful voice, strong, clear and well
placed, and her versatility was well
exhibited last evening by her selec'
tons. The grand voice of Mr.. Fred
Butler was heard to great advantage
and he scored an immense success
The voices of the school children
blended tremendously and filled the
Opera House with melody. Madame
Scott was assisted by members of the
symphony Orchestra, the band, Mrs
ingalls, and Miss Ramus. Prof. In.
gals was leader. Mrs. Tenney Peck
and Mrs. Gerard Barton were the &C
companists.
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Ex-Governor Cleghorn Is giving q
tea on Tuesday at his beach place in
honor of Miss Nancy Winston.
| Make ISLAND BAND.