Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27

A wedding of much social interest
which will take place on the twenty
first of June is that Of Miss Alice
Campbell, the second daughter Of the
late James Campbell. Esquire, and Mrs.
Parker, to Walter Macfar.
lane. The bridesmaids have already
been chosen. and they are Misses Alice
Irene Dickson, Ada Rhodes
and Clara Cummings. Muriel, young.
er sister, will be maid-of.honor. A pref
tier qulntette Of girls II would be hard
to fnd, and their frocks Of white. made
Princess fashion, are sure to be becom'
ing. Shower bouquets Of Easter lilies
will be carried. The little maid-of.hon.
or, Muriel Campbell, is to be dressed
in pale blue, and as she Is very blonde
this color will suit her to perfection.
Very lovely Is the wedding frock Of
white velvet chiffon and real lace, co.
pied after a model worn at the recent
coronation by a famous Princess, and
the even dozen sets Of handmade
French lingerie exquisitely embroider.
ed are something for every woman to
give little shivers Of delight over.
There Is to be church wedding In
the Roman Catholic Cathedral and the
ceremony will be performed by Father
Urlich. A large reception will be held
at the Campbell.Parker residence on
Emma street afterward. About 1900
invitations will be issued, and those
who receive invitations for the wedding
are expected to go on to the reception.
Cards for the reception will be sent out
TO the friends Of both families-and.
as the Campbell.Parker new porlancs
connection is a large one, this will
necessitate more or less of crush for
prepared for. Miss Alice Campbell Is
not only a pretty birl but an accom-.
plished one. Her beautiful voice Ia
well known, for she has most genar.
ously given her services for sweet
charities sake on many occasions.
An expert whip" graceful swimmer
and diver II would seem enough to ere.
ate jealousy and strife II 1t were not
for charming Alice Campbell's sweet
nature which makes her favorite In
all circles. Mr.. Walter Macfarlane. the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane,
is devoted to all outdoor exercises. He
is a handsome young man and much
liked. The young people are both Ca
tholics which makes the alliance most
satisfactory.
Mr.. Claus Spreckels, who sailed for
San Francisco on the Sonoma. did not
remain in Honolulu as long as he ex.
pected, for he received a letter saying
that Mrs. Spreckels was too i'll to Join
him, as had been planned. The
Spreckels mansion on Punahou street
had been put In order for the advent
Of Mrs. Spreckels and many pleasant
things had been arranged in her honor.
Mr.. Spreckels' health was not as good
las when he first arrived SO It was
deemed advisable to return to San
Francisco at once.
An enjoyable dinner was given on
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
els Swanzy. The table, artistically done
In yellow, was most attractive, and
japanese umbrellas and fans were the
unique place cards. Among those pres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas May,
If Borne Mouth. England; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Scott, Judge and Mrs. Stan.
ley, Doctor and Mrs. F. II. Humphris,
Mr.. F. II. Humphris, ST., and Captain
Henderson.
Some one has said that one needs
not the gift Of second sight to read q
persons character at a table of bridge.
Show me woman who can sit calmly
by. being dummy, and watch her part.
ner lose the odd aha mo trumper"
which she might have gone game on
the hand. Show me such a woman
who utters no word, who casts no
glance, Of reproach at the offender, and
I'll show You a woman who will be
passed un-challenged through the
pearly gates, she having undergone her
purgatory here on earth. On the other
hand, behold the antithasis In a girl
whom l watched the other day. Her
partner had drawn out trumps, there.
by establishing a long suit of clubs.
Just as she made her book her wits
went on In quest Of forbidden pleasures
and she switched the lead, leaving
the odd and many more In the dummy's
hand. The trumps having been ex.
,austed, the opponents went right down
suit Of their own which the dealer
had SO kindly established for them.
Up rose the dummy in her wrath.
Leaning over the table and shaking her
fist at the now thoroughly frightened,
she yelled: "Oh, you fool! You-you
fool! Why didn't you keep on in your
club lead! Every one Of them meant y
trick!" oh yes, there's a lot to be
taught abo,y persons character In q
little game Of bridge.
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One Of the pleasant events of the
week was a supper given by Judge and
Mrs. Frances M. Hatch on Friday even.
ing, In honor of Governor and Mrs.
George Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Faxon
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. James Castle,
Captain and Mrs. Henry Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rice, Mr.. william G. Irwin.
Ex-Governor Cleghorn and Captain
Winder.
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Mrs. Richard Ivers entertained most
charmingly at luncheon on Wednesday