Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-17
SOCIAL NOTES

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The lanai of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel presented a charming appear.
ance on Wednesday afternoon at the
exhibition Of ARTS and Crafts" The
| room had been transferred into
bower Of beauty by the artistic fingera
Of Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mrs. Camp
and Miss Cation, and Japanese effect
was produced by the dropping branches
of the wisteria, cherry blossoms and
the golden shower, which adorned the
tea tables presided over by several So
ciety women who had been asked to
serve in that capacity. AS the guests
approached the lanai they we're greeted
by Mrs. Charles Cooper and Mrs. Ben.
jamin Marx, most effectively dressed in
white and pink, the colors of their
tea table. Miss Nellie White assisted
by Miss Marion Scott made very pic
turesque effect under the shadow Of
the wisteria. Miss White was charm.
ingly gowned in a French creation of
white embroidered null and wore q
picture net of dropping white plumes,
and Miss Marion Scott in a pretty
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pitality of the table in most gracious
manner. The third table at which
Mrs. Richard Ivers poured tea, assisted
by Miss Kathleen Cartwright, was dec
GRATED in the refreshingly cool tones
Of white and yellow, and again the
| color scheme was carried out in the
frocks Of the hostesses. Mrs. Ivers
looked very handsome in a yellow
lowered organdy; and Miss Cartwright
in white muslin trimmed with yellow
lace, and a white hat with yellow roses
made a stunning appearance. The
punch table at which Miss Irmgard
Schaefer and Miss Alice Jones held
court was most enthusiastically patro-
nized throughout the afternoon. And
no wonder, when we know that Mrs.
Edward Tenney made the delicious
champagne concoction. Both Miss
Schaefer and Miss Alice Jones looked
extremely well in their summary
dresses. The little maids from Japan
fitting about so busily added an ar
tistic touch to a very pretty picture.
ne exhibition of ARTS and Crafts"
on the next landing in charge Of the
Misses Springer assisted by Mrs.
Camp was well worth visiting and the
rooms were uncomfortably filled dur
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Kelly and Miss Claire
Kelly departed on the Ventura for an
extended trip in the East. Mrs. Mich
OILS and son have returned to their
home in California.
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| The Grand Recital by the pupils OF
the Kaai Music School at Progress
Hall this evening will doubtless bring
out a large number who are interest
ed in the talented Ernest Kaai and his
clever pupils. There will be an excel
lent program and some interesting
specialties will be introduced. The
concert begins at 8 o'clock.
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st. Clements Parish House was the
scene Of a very large gathering OF
Wednesday evening, and a delightful
entertainment, gotten up entirely b!
Mrs. Francis Howard Humphris, wa,
listened to with great interest. TIT
Parish House was artistically decorat
ed with POinciana branches, banan,
stalks, palms and green's, and littl
tables and chairs were placed abou
the room at intervals, giving the In
terror the look Of cafe chantant.
was intended that the guests shoul,
walk about the grounds in the moon
light and look In upon the pictures
but 1t was impossible to get them Out
side, so the room was consequently
overcrowded, but that did not inter
fere with the enthusiasm of the al
dlence. The rooms were decorated b.
Mr.. and Mrs. osborne. The stage an
the drop curtain were in the hands G
Mr.. Fred. Schultz, and very ably di
he do his work.
Mr.. F. II. Humphris Sr. presented
distinguished appearance as he al
nounced each number. The Twin
pictures posed by Mr.. Fred. Schult
were very much admired. They wer
!, artistic and In many instances yer
d beautiful. AID showed that good wor
Z had been doua at the rehearsals. TIL
! full program was MS follows: Plan
n solo, Miss Maud Kinney. most exQuil
d itely played: Queen Louise, Mrs. Ge
: rit Wilder; song, Awake" Miss Har
ess of Vesta, Mrs. Edward Tenne
and Miss hrda Ballentyne. Littl
Rhoda Ballentyne was simply charm
iuE III ueT NIuSeiE Wulte SOiu "
mic. Song Miss Drusilla Marx, VIII
charmed the audience with her beal
tiful voice. A Scotch Reel by Hele
Center, which took the house b
storm; "Lillies." Miss Marietta Ha'
y ems; and thop came the sketch, "Loy
d In Railroad Carriage" daint
: comedy which was acted In deligh
Z fully natural manner by clever Dl
. IIumphris ard has beautiful wife. ID
j, AMI Mrs. Huinpbris are without doul
the hest amateur actors In Honolulu
and en- Wednesday night they recei
ed perfect ovation from the aud
ence both when they appeared ar
during the performance. Next can
"Springtime," Miss Alice Macfarlan,
song, "Mignon," Miss Hartnagle; az
l. the Victorian Era" Miss Maud XII
3 ney; Louie Fuller dance by Margar
). Center, who responded to an encore
ID First Spoken Words of Love-" Mi
J. Spalding and Mr.. Fred. Schultz; al
the evenings program ended with 6
Venetian Song" Mrs. A. G. Halves. r