Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-07

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The long table was set on the lanai
and literally buried In flowers, the
offerings of the Princess friends. Vic.
let's and ferns in baskets tied with
green ribbons, roses of all Colors. car.
nations and lilies and the yellow Ger.
eopis made a most attractive setting
Tor the delicacies OF the hlau. After
the supper the guests amused them.
selves by music and conversation. The
Ellis brothers glee club was in at
tendance throughout the supper.
Tho presents given the Princess In
honor of her natal day we're many and
varied. The guests were DIR. and Mrs.
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macfar.
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. G. Decring,
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth, DR.. and Mrs.
] T. III. Iiumphris, Mrs. A. G.. Halves,
Mrs. Cunha. Miss Rose Cunha, Miss
Irene Dickson, Miss Cummings, Major
and Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Mary Widdiheld,
Mrs. Nawahi, Bishop Libert Father
Nalentin, Father stephen. Mr. +. II.
d Humphris. Mr.. Walter Macfarlane, DR..
/ Murray, MIR, Sonny" Cunha, Mr.. By.
! ION Baird, Mr.. Maciarlane.
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4 popular San Francisco paper has
the following about Addison Miner,
80 well known In Honolulu. He. ms
well as his sister, Mrs. Chase, spent
some time here about two years ago.
"Addic' made both friends and enc.
mics during his visit, for he has a
vivid tongue. 10 say the least. and did
al 10
Addison Miner Is here from New
York for very few days. lie will re.
turn to the East, and society has been
officially served with the sad notice
that this city will see him no more
Alas! alas! and alack! Addison is
thoroughly weary of the suburban as
poet OF our village after u few months
In New York, and swears by the me
tropolis. He will open a studio there
and enter on a serious career of worl,
and study. He made a coup by get
ting hold of some old brocades In
Central America, and sees visions o!
himself as a man OF fortune with o
career. There Is undoubtedly a large
field in New York for any one with
Adde'S knowledge of objets dart, and
be Is going to take advantage of II
while yet young. He has wearicd OF
being the wit OF every social function
and the life of the party" and such
good fun" He Is tired of people who
laugh II he says Good morning." be
cause Addie Is so funny, you know
and there must be a joke somewhere
lie Is going TO be a-real worker. and
paint china, miniatures, sell tapestries
and brocades; and perhaps do a little
writing, for he elaborated with Ethel
Mumford and some others In THE
ICynlc's Calendar" No San Francis.
can has more varied or extensive
lot Of acqualntances in New York
than Mr. Miner, and he is tremon.
dOu5ly popular there. One of the first
things the New Yorker will ask a
Californian Is, DO you know Addie?'
] presume that he will not only be a
great layOritc In the literary and ar,
tistic worlds, but In society as well,
for he has much more genuine wit
than Harry Lehr or any Of those men
who pose as the humoTists of the Four
Hundred. He and Ethyl Hagcr always
used to plan original stunts and COS.
tunes Tor fancy dress balls. Mr.. MiI,
per has about half dozen big broth.
ers left here to keep society going.
They are all extremely witty. Ian.
sing Miner keeps the Pacific, Union
Club from falling asleep, and no house
party Is complete without him. The
progenitor of all the Miners was
Minister to Guatemala. The only
member Of the family who has a for.
tune Is Mrs. Horace Chase, whose
husband Is a capitalist. She has the
wit of the Mlzners, and one can always
tell by the rlpples OF laughter where
Minnie Chase Is at any gathering.
+ + +
Mrs. +. Il. King of Cottage Grove
was the recipient OF surprise party
on Friday evening. The guests were
entertained by cards, and during the
evening delicious refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bittinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Straus,
Mr., and Mrs. Bailey, Miss Abbie Smith
and Mr.. Webster. The party was Civ.
en- in order to introduce Mr.. Morgan
to the company.
At the Moana Hotel on Sunday even.