Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-28

n ue1Bht1uI luncheOn was gwen ~
he Moana Hotel on Sunday last by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott. Covers !,
we're laid for fourteen and the round
able was dressed In red carnations
he guests were given n private view Of
Mr.. SCOTS pictures in the drawing
room. There we're about twenty
shown, and they we're very much ad-
mired. Mr.. Scott Ia a versatile artist,
and thoroughly feels the atmosphere
Of the different places where he has
sketched. Diamond Head, a bit Of Mr..
Cleghorn's grounds and various places
Of interest In Honolulu were treated In
o mastery fashion. One could almost
feel the shadows on Diamond Head. for
the atmospheric effect was perfect.
The other bits OF local scenery were
exquisite, and everybody was delighted
with the opportunity Of seeing really
good work. There were sketches OF
Tahiti, New Zealand, and India, and
the work showed a very sincere feel
ing for the beauties that beset the ar
list in these highly favored places. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott have taken the little
lodge near the Pail for Two weeks and
Mr.. Scott will sketch the lovely Views
TO be found In that region. The Scots
expect to occupy the Thurston bunga-
10 after returning from the Pail and
Everybody Is anxiously waiting 10 see
the new sketches. The sketches arc
all tinctured with that vivid atmos-
lphere TO which II IL not too much 10
apply that often abused word "ge.
Mus" The Scots have already be.
come great favorites and expect 10 stay
for some time.
A delightful little tea was given on
Monday after noon by Mrs Gerrlt Will
der at her artistic home on HastingA
street for Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore.
The guests, who numbered about forty.
were presented to the guests Of honor
lby the hostess. Mrs. Wilder looked
charming In sof; silk null dotted
with tiny rosebuds and green leaves.
Mrs. Laura Wight poured the coffee
and delicious refreshments were passed
about In an informal manner. Tho
guests were entertained by tine sweet
singing OF Mrs. Rannie Scott and Miss
Elsa Werthmueller played q plano solo
in n finished manner. Among those
present were Mrs. SANFORD y. Dole,
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. George Carter. Mrs,
+. VI. Hatch. Mrs. George Davies. Mrs.
+. II. Humphris. Mrs Rannie Scott,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs. Richard Ivers,
Mrs. Willie Lewis, Mrs. Faxon Bishop
Mrs. Lyon. Mrs. Il. NJ. Boyd, Mrs. A.
NJ. Brown, Mrs. II. Alexander Isen'
berg. Miss Brown. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs
George Kimball. Mrs. Dillingham;, Mrs
Frear. Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. Charles
Cooper, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Miss
Helen Macfarlane, Mrs. william u.
Taylor, Mrs. Walbridge. Mrs. Brainerd
Smith. Mrs. J. s. Walker. Mrs. Chas
Wight, Mrs. Margaret May, Mrs. Is.
Marx. Miss Marx. Miss Elsa Werih'
mueller. Mrs. Grinbaum, Mrs. Ward
Miss Sargent and Mrs. A. q. Halves.
Judge and Mrs. Hatch entertained a
dinner on Saturday evening last FOL
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinbaum. The tabl'
was decorated In greens and the silver
candlesticks with their soft shades 81
Igreen were most artistic. The guests
who numbered twelve. were entertain
ed by the exquisite playing OF Mrs
IGrinbaum, who II an amateur artist o
a high order. Mrs. Grainbaum IL mos
accomplished. speaking several Ian
guages with ease. ,.,,
A charming party was given on Fri
day evening by Miss Alice HedemaDI
at the hospitable home OF her parent
on Pensacola street. Mrs. Alice re
ceived her guests assisted by her moth
err, Mrs. c. Heedmann. In a frock %
Ipink, and looked the embodiment o.
girlish loneliness. Games Of all kind
were entered into with glee and de
licious supper was served In the mid
die OF the evening. Mr.. Howard Hede
mann assisted In entertaining thu
guests. Among those present wef'
Misses Maud de Bretteyille. Harrie
Hatch. Dodie Ballentyne, Florence Cur
rey, Dorothy Wood, Marion Austin
Jessie Kendrick. Julia, Violet and Lau
IA Anterior. Dorothy True, Cordelii
Gilman, Helen North, Alice and Ethe
Spaulding. Dorothy Hutchins. Gather
Inc Smith. Maud Jones. Masters Gil
christ Hatch, Lewis Scbweitzer, Ash
ford Austin, Stanley Kendrick, Rich
ard Cation, Kenneth Winter, Pau
Schmidt, Harry white. Richard White
Wallace Cooper and Ering Hedemann
4 4 4
On Tuesday evening Miss Alice He'd
emann gave birthday dinner at which
her parents presided. The table wai
prettily arranged with the birthda,
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