Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-02
II Social Side of Life X

IL invitation be the surest flattery
then the japanese supper which was
given last Sunday night at waikiki
was filled to the brim with this suttle
sweetness, for, in honor of the birth
of child, several prominent Japanese
families decided that supper pattern
ed after the well known suppers of
a lady living at Waikiki and famous
for her hospitality would be the acme
of smartness. When the arrangements
were all completed member OF the
family was asked In SO that the hall
mark Of approval should be placed over
everything, and nothing was forgotten.
Pots of ferns and carnations In the
doilies which graced the shining board
we're there in profusion. Little silver
and cut glass dishes for candies and
nuts, and the regular menu OF well
appointed supper were partaken OF
with much apparent gusto. There was
only one variation, for sake instead OF
beer was served and the music was
Thoroughly japanese.
| The pretty little women wore their
best kimonos. and solemnly sat about
until the middle OF the feast when one
OF the prettiest little japanese ! have
ever seen suddenly appeared and dane
ed most gracefully. This was the sig
nal for more dancing and singing. and
| q general good time was enjoyed un.
iii eleven thirty, II was all very ANUS
ing and simply goes to show what an
Initiative and progressive race our lit
tie neighbors are.
4 r 4
Mr. ], II. Hertsche. the well known
and ponuIar manager OF the Moana
Hotel was passenger on the Alameda
yaca,ion In tho Western States. On
Tuesdav evening the resident guests
~ ,hn Noana gave him an elaborate
di,nor Tho table was particularly at.
tractIvs with a solid banking OF white
|carnatiouis and maidenhair ferns. Dur
inc tho propress OF the dinner a pre-
ean,atiop was made of n magnificent
sJiyor aast engraved as follows: with
aloha ana hest wishes from the Resi-
don, CHESTS of the Moana Hotel.
ang,st Iao5 - This came as n COM
niesa surnrIse and Mr., Hertsche was
lite n,aroon, for the moment hut
soon rn,ovored and resnonded most
srocio,sru DurIag tho dav he also
raaatyn1 a haautifttI nair Of gold sleeve
iinLs sa, r,i,b n dia ,,ond sanphire and
ruby from the Japanese boys and Jap
anese wom4n servants and from the
white servants a Shrfner's button APP
propriately engraved. Mr.. Hertsche
has been manager Of the hotel for n
long time and he has always done ev-
erything In Lis power tor the CON-
fort and pleasure OF the guests, and
everybody unitey I'm wishing him bon
voyage"
4 + 4
The Moana HoreI was quite gay ca
Sunday evening fac there we're many
little dinners on. Mr. John II. Bliss
was entertaining for DE- ana Mrs.
Mays anu novernor C,eshorn MISS
grace fower gave a dinner lor MT
nnd MIS-. peacock' MISS peacoR, MI.
liertscha captain Do~deii ana furser
smith; the taple was prettily arrans-
ed Win ned roses ana me cahuies were
soitehed Dy req shadeN Al announcer
,aple wers seen Mrs, florence Mae,ar
zane, MISE NelIie hltchsh' MI; Walter
Dlliihgnam ana Mr. = Diiihsnan.
III. ana MIS-. +. II. humphr,s we're
ulhlng some friends, ana a,togetner he
room iookea quite gay ann cheeriui'
Miss Elisabeth Sargent. SO veil
known In Honolulu, has been spend
ing the summer on a farm which her
family recently purchased In New Jer-
sey. II las; a large ramAding place
mosphere OF mousse parties Tor IL Is
Just near enough New YORK TOR friends