Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-26

Maud Amber. Mr.. Mighell does not be-
lieve in "angeling" by absent treat
ment' SO he accompanied the troupe to
Australia. taking with him his daugh-
ter Mana and his little son.
Adrian Splivalo happened to be In
Honolulu on business for his father
and when the company landed there
he was at the wharf with an armful
of leis for the dancer who had tripped
her way into the callow affections Of
more than one gilded youth. But at
sight OF Mana Mighell he forgot all
about his divinity of the abbreviated
skirts and full length past. He didn't
even inquire why she had not accom-
panied the troupe to the Antipodes.
He devoted himself assiduously to It's
beautiful Miss Mana.
After a short and expensive expert
ence in Australia Mr.. Mighcll decided
that IL he longer essayed the role OF
angel his wings would be plucked
down to the last pin-feather; SO he
withdrew his support and with his
son and daughter returned to San Fran
cisco. As soon as young Splivalo heard
of Miss Mighells arrival home he
promptly continued the siege Of her
affections, and the announcement OF
their engagement is the result. Mr..
Mighell Is rated as very wealthy
man. Since the death OF his wife and
eldest daughter the family have lived
but little in their beautiful Berkeley
home, which occupies a square block.
Mana Mighell had just graduated from
the Berkeley high school when her
father took her on that famous trip to
Australia. She was a member OF the
leading sorority and beloved by all her
classmates. Every girl is pretty In
print but Mana Mighell has really a
rare loneliness She will be charm
Splivalos move. hear that the family
are delighted with Adrian's choice Of
bride and the young couple will prob
ably live In Belmont near the handsome
residence OF Splivalo pere.-Town Talk.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. White Of the White
steam car fame have been stopping
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. The
visit to the Islands is their wedding
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Klamp enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even
ing In honor Of Mr.. John II. Bliss.
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Already parties are being made up
for Regatta Day on September 10th.
Much interest Is being taken and there
are many little dinners being planned
for that evening.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena were depart
Ing passengers on the Siberia for a
trip to the Orient.
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Mrs. Sanford B. Dole Is much better
and will soon return to Emma street
for the winter.
Miss Claire 4. II. Boron and Mr..
Thorvald Brandt of Waimea, Kauai,
were united in marriage by Bishop
Restarick at st. Andrews Cathedral on
Monday afternoon. The bride came
from Toronto on the Siberia and is a
charming girl. In the evening a we'd
ding dinner was given In the private
dining room of the Hawaiian Hotel.
The decorations consisted of huge
bell OF white lilies and maidenhair
ferns, from which long streamers of
MALE and white silk ribbons were
draped to the right and left OF each
guest. Among the guests were the host
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorvald
Brandt, Miss Anna Danford, Mr.. LANCE,
Mr.. Milliken and Mr.. Nahum. Mr..
Brandt is a prominent notary OF Wal
mea, Kauai. and most OF the guests
were from the Garden Isle.
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| An elaborate dinner was given on
Tuesday evening In one OF the private
dining rooms Of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel in honor Of Captain Weldon OF
the Nebraskan by Mr.. Z. G. Ferreira.
The table decorations were la France
roses and maidenhair. Among the
guests were Mr.. William Bellina, Mr..
c. w. Downing.
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| A charming luncheon was given by
Miss Ethel Bishop at the beautiful
home Of Mrs. Faxon Bishop in Nuuanu
avenue on Wednesday. The table was
charmingly decorated In pink and
white and the invited guests were
Misses Edith and Claire Williams.
Agnes Smith, Margaret and Marion
Waterhouse, Alice Hedeman, Laura
Lucas, Alice Cooke and Katherine Hop
4.