Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-18

family. inc decorations were SUI
,perb. Circles of electric lights vera
very effective and the Elks head was
seen on every side. American and
| Hawaiian flags were used in the dec
orative scheme and the purple pennant
waved in the breeze. A delightful mus.
| ical and literary program was listened
to-in the maikai ball room. Tho
numbers were announced by Exalted
| Ruler George Angus and were as fol.
lows: "Tammany," the Nainoa Quintet:
solo, Mr. Webb; solo. Mrs. c. b. Coop
er; solo, Mr.. II. +. Wichman; piano
solo. Mrs. Noah W. Gray; recitation.
Mr.. Bruce Hartman: solo, Mrs. Ranney
Scott; solo. Mr.. Robert White. This
program was rendered in delightful
manner and gave pleasure to all. The
quintet clubs occupied the platform
Of the ball rooms and dancing was
kept up until late hour. A unique
feature of the evening was the turn.
ing out OF all the lights on the roof
garden except the softly glowing red
one, at II o'clock, and the singing OF
the Elks' toasts by Mr.. Hugo Ierver.
His beautiful voice rang Que strong and
true. "Auld Lang Syne" was sung
lastly and n gong struck eleven times
during the impressive silence which
followed. There we're fully eight hun
dred guests present and the arrange.
ments for their comfort were carried
out in every detail with the creates,
care. To Mr. Noah Gray. who Is an
Elk, Is due much praise for the per.
feet arrangements. and the supper
which was served on the roof was voted
delicious. Lemonade punch flowed
freely throughout the evening. The
committees for ladies' night were as
follows:
G. W. r. King, DR.. c. y. Cooper,
Marston Campbell, #. Il. Richardson,
H. II. Simpson, Geo II. Angus.
Reception Committee-Geo. T. Klue
gel, II. c. StacRable, F. /. Winter, Mel
son Lansing.
Floor Committees. A. Walker, ]
d. McTnerny, c. A. Macintosh.
Officers of Honolulu Lodge, No. 61G,
b. p. o. Geo. II. Angus T.. r.:
Harry f. Murray, r.. l.. X; Thos. Il
Wall, E. l.. X. c. A. Musgrayc, f.. L..
X: H. II. Simpson. Secretary: w. r
Lucas, treasurer; G. T. Kluegel, Es
quire; E. f. Hartman, Tyler; Rev. A
Macintosh. Chaplain; W. p. Fennell
Inner Guard.
Trustees-F. f. Richardson, F. E.
Thompson, Norman Watkins.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch are ex.
pected on the Goth at the Alexander
,, Young hotel.
Captain and Mrs. Miller announce
the engagement of their daughter, Car.
oline. to J. W. +. Iaker. engineer OF
the cable ship Restorer.
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Last Saturday night, Miss Board.
man and Miss Mcmillan promoted 4
sheet and pillow party. Previously,
n dinner party was given by Stuyvc.
, SAINT Fish. Jr.. who said he was Cele.
brating his twenty.frst birthday. AT.
ter II was all over he confessed to two
years more and acknowledged that It
wasn't even the date. His guests in.
, Cluded Miss Roosevelt Mrs. Higgins of
Washington, the Misses Taylor of Nor.
folk, Miss Robson of Brookline. Mass. ::
Miss Mccall of New York and Mcssrs
Wetmore, Reyburn, Thomas Ackert,
Chaplin, Hobart and Noyes. The young
, host.
Foolish favors. poems and other &c.
centriCities added to the fun of the oc.
casion. Everybody, old and young.
entered into the spirit of the occasion.
At least dozen of the larger men. in
Guiding Senators Scott, Warren AMI
Long and many of the most grave and
dignified members of the House stuffed
AL 81. H.
For long time II seemed that tn .
Secretary was at every turn. Quite
the most alluring figure was that OF
Representative Nicholas Longworth.
He also had a pillow accompaniment
On top of his head, which was envel
oped in white, he wore q crushed hat
Both arms We're barred ready for any
trouble. When the band played a Ha
waiian air. his graceful movements,
with pillow accompaniment, were real.
~ quite beyond descriptive power. Lat
er a cake walk ELECTED admiration.
Special Correspondence of the Boston
Herald, aboard the Manchuria.
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The Missionary Cleaners held a very
successful musicale at the residence of
Mr.. Theodore Richards on Thursday
evening. Mr.. F. j. Lowrey announced
the numbers, which We're as follows:
Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiian. France.
Neopolitan, Scot. Spanish, German and
American. The object of the concert
was worthy one and brought out a
large number despite the Indictment
weather. The artists all acquitted
themselves in a creditabe manner and
the concert was indeed noteworthy
affair.
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The annual session of the Medical
Society Is being held at the Alexander
Young hotel. A banquet will end the
program on Monday.
+
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell delightful
strangers from Goldfelds, are at tho
Moana hotel. II is not the Campbells
first visit for they were here about
eight years ago. They are charmed
with the place and its stride toward
Improvement Is very noticeable in the
ensuing years. Mr.. Campbell is a min