Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-22
~ Social Side Of Life II
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third left finger the jcvclod token Of
her engagement The successful WOO
~ is the eloquent boy orator Of the
Wabash" Senator Albert J, Beyeridsc.
OF Indiana. and the formal announce
mont Of the bctrothal will be made In
Easter. The ncws has Just come to me
from Washington, whence ! also learn
that President Roosevelt Is more than
pleased. and has given the happy pair
his parternal bencdiotion. ] have mo-
tiCed for some months past n most
agreeable change in the department oil
the fair Princess Alice. She has grown
more womanly, more dignifled and al.
together more lovable She has put
away her frivolity while still retaining
much of her charm Of unconventional.
ity. and the reason Is now clear. She
II in love. Senator Beyeridge Is a wild.
over of forty.two His first wife was
Miss Katherine I.anEsdale, Of Green
castle. Ind, who died in 1900. The
Senator Is self.made. lie was a plow-
boy at twelve, a railroad lahorer at
, fourteen, a logger and teamster at fif-
teen. Then he attended high school a.
sullivan, ILL.,: later he read law in the
Office of Senator Mcdonald, and, after
being admitted to the bar, became as.
ISOLATED with the law firm Of Melon
| cid & Butler. with which he remained
until beginning practice for himself.
! As Republican campaign speaker he
4 las for years been pre-eminent"
The above item from Town Topics
| has been formally denied by Mrs.
| DAag.,s,1t'. aAgta1 httf tho
Gossips are still busy.
$50
Mr.. John II. Bliss entertained at din.
ner on Sunday evening at the Moana
Hotel for Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Rice,
Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Miss Jessie Kauf.-
man. Miss Mamie Winston, ex.Govern-
or Cleghorn and Mr.. MacSweny.
GS"sB
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
| are giving picnic tomorrow, Easter
Sunday, in honor Of their sister, Miss
Alice Campbell and Miss Helen Robson.
The Boyd place in Manoa Valley will
be the objective point.
Es4ss
Mrs. Mary Gums entertainment on
! Saturday evening last brought out an
immense audience who were highly en-
tertained from start to finish by the
cleverness of her pupils. The Highland
Fling which was danced by Helen Cen
ter a tiny thing of six years, was per
fcctly done and the house rose en-
masse to show their appreciation OF
the cleverest bit of dancing that has
been done In the classes as yet. The
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thusiasm reigned that the dear little
tot who was dressed in real Highland
costume from Scotland, danced to an
encore as cleverly as before. Graceful
Esther Waller In her living pictures
was highly appreciated and Reynold
McGrew as a Paris Bouleyardier was
as good as a professional He sang
most sweetly, and Mrs. Walter Hoff
mann, who trained him, said: 'You
only had to tell him once what to do
Tor he caught the idea Immediately
Thelma Murphy sang twice and wol
generous applause. She looked very
pretty and acted with great spirit
The Kings Guards created much fav'
orable comment and the ballet with tn5
little tots In pink proved most
amusing. "A Bit of Barney" by Mrs
+. II. Humphris, was most gracefully
acted, and she looked extremely love
ly In an Irish costume with her long
hair floating In the breeze. The pretty
girls who danced In this made n pic
ture In the ballet skirts. The Puritan
Quadrille was very quaint and the lit
tie girls and boys were much admired
One Of the best hits Of the evening was
the PiCkaEinnies Chorus, Their voices
blended tremendously and they looked
the part to perfection.
The Dance OF Nations" was very
picturesque and each girl dressed dc
liehtfully. Miss Hazel auckland:
buck and wing dance was much ap
plauded She danced with great aban
don and never seemed to get tired. She
reflected great credit upon Mrs. Gum
The boxes were filled as well as tho
ioges. In the stage box were Mr.. anC
; Mrs. Richards Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
Iit Wilder, Miss Helen Macfarlane and