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

lulu. an ardent music lover, said Of
her voice. 1T is like velvet, so soft ana
yet so firm" Miss Else Wuerthmuel.
ler's piano playing was a delight to
listen to. She displayed a faultless
style and played ICON amore." Her
touch was exquisite, 80 light and yet
so true. The third young woman to
complete this remarkable trio was
Miss Ramus. who has been heard be-
fore here and Is already fayorite.
Her style is unique and her tech
nique quite remarkable. She fairly
carried the audience by storm and
was recalled twice. The accompan-
SITS, Mrs. Tenney Peck and DIR. Ramus.
did very good work.
The concert was a distinct success,
artistically, financially and socially.
Such concerts should be encouraged,
for Il Is a rare treat to listen to such
an array Of talent in one evening.
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Mrs. Rannle Scott gave jolly bath
ing party at the Red Bungalo on
Thursday for Miss Gertrude Brown.
After enjoying the pleasures Of the
surf the party were served with tea,
sandwiches and cakes. Among those
present were Miss Marion Scott, Miss
Jennie Giffard, Misses Gardy, Helen.
Lady and Alice Macfarlane. and Miss
Leontine Hartnagle.
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Mr.. Walter Dillingham; departed for
San Francisco on business trip this
week. He will return in a month.
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Lady Alexander, so well known in
Honolulu, Is visiting Captain and Mrs.
de Clair. Captain de Clair Is naval
attache at the British Embassy at
Washington. Lady Alexander has
been two years in India since she was
here and expects to return to India
next cold weather. She was at a pri-
vate reception at the White House re-
Gently with the Diplomatic Corps. At
a recent tea at the White House she
said there were 1000 guests.
Mr.. Edgar Newcomb's lecture be-
fore the Kilohana Art League next
Saturday evening will be an interest.
ing event. Mr.. Newcomb is a most
accomplished man. He writes good
music and poetry and his sketches are
far above the usual order.
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The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Godfrey and Mr.. Frank Babbitt
Drake.
Invitations are out bidding the
friends of the Spreckels family to the
Pacific avenue home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Spreckels for the wedding OF
their daughter to Harry Holbrook.
Nine o'clock in the evening of Febru.
airy 25th is the time set for the cere.
mony, during which Miss Spreckels'
only attendant will be her sister, Miss
Grace Spreckels. The best man will
be Mr.. John s. Merrill.-Chronicle
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Miss Helen Wagner who Is being
so much entertained In San Francis.
co, Is a cousin of Mr.. Wagner, who Is
now stopping In Honolulu. The Misses
Helen and Constance de Young, Mr..
Thomas Eastlake and many others are
doing everything for charming Helen
Wagner.
DR. Raymond Russ gave a luncheon
at the Hotel Cecil Monday in honor of
DR.. Harry Anderson and Miss Cordelia
Bishop OF Oakland whose engagement
has been recently announced. The ia
BILE was decorated with daffodils and
violets. Those present were Mrs. Ed.
gar Bishop, Miss Bishop, Miss Hops
OF Savannah, Ga; Mrs. John Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Jacobs. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Wheeler, Mrs. Page.
/ Mrs George de Cola, Miss de Cola,
DR.. Hale, Howard p. Veeder and DR..
| Observation-Disclosures.
! Miss Bishop is niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Allen Of this town. She is
pretty girl and visited her relatives
about one year ago.
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