Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-22

Climbing hills and scaling mountains
seems to be all the rage in Honolulu
just at present and. as we are nothing
If not strenuous, climbing parties have
been regularly organized the objective
point being always some inaccessible
spot with the prospect of a picnic sup
per at the end which may or may not
compensate for the violent exercise. for
II all depends upon the ability OF the
hostess cook for the occasion. BE
that is 1t may, 1t is good fad to en-
courage, for In a climate like this one
cannot have too much exercise Of that
nature. The results are always bene-
ficial although one generally reaches
the end Of the journey in state some
what resembling drowned rat.
The Henry Z. Cooper place at the
Peninsula has been the scene, for the
past two weeks. OF revelry by day as
well as by night for the house has
been filled with jolly party OF school
girls and boys chaperoned by Miss
Abbott, who have had a thoroughly
good time, for Miss Abbott, so we are
told, knew just when to say yea or nay,
and that Is an ideal condition for q
chaperon. There have been grabbing
parties, boating and swimming. to say
nothing of little dances in the evening
and much music. Among those who
have partaken of the hospitality of the
Cooper house were Miss Ethel aud
Alice Spalding. Harriet Hatch, Helen
Thayer. Lulu Grissel. Alice Cooper.
Earring Hedemann. Wallace and Theo-
dore Cooper, Paul and Lathrop With
lpgton and Harry White.
a stag dinner was given at the Mo-
ana Hotel on Monday evening" the
hosts being Mr. p S. Phillips and Mr..
S. p. Birmingham. The table, most
beautifully decorated with hundreds
Of pink carnations. and softened by the
soft glow Of the candles presented q
charming appearance. The guests were
Messrs. S. w. Barron, J. Hall. A. J..
Cluin, ]. Conner, w. Wright and c..
Scott.
Among the interesting dinners given
at the Moana Hotel on Sunday evening
was that OF John II. Bliss, Esq. who
entertained in honor Of his grandchil.
dren. DR.. and Mrs. Mcconnell. Pink
carnations and maidenhair decorated
the table and the guests were Mrs. f.
NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Walbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Halves. Mr.. Cleghorn, Col.
A. G. Halves and Mr.. w. Parke.
Among the arrivals this week from
the Coast were Captain and Mrs. Mat
son, of the Matson steamship line, and
their party which consists of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Gregg. Jr., Misses Lurline Mat
son. Enid Gregg, Ethel Gregg, Ethel
Francis, Laidee Palmer. The Enter
prise brought the party to Honolulu,
and they are stopping at the Moana
Hotel.
Mrs. Selma Kinney and Miss Kinney
are domiciled in their artistic new
house on Anapuni street. II Is an
ideal cottage for Honolulu and the in
terror Is as charming as the exterior.
They will be at home on Mondays.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood have
gone to Mr.. Cleghorn's beach cottage
for few days. They expect to sail
tor the Orient next week.
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Miss Marion Scott gave q pretty lit.
tie luncheon on Tuesday for Miss
Helene Irwin and Miss Margaret Hyde.
Smith. The table was dressed in vel.
low cosmos and maidenhair ferns and
the place cards were dainty types OF
animals. Among those present. be-
Sides the guests Of honor, were Misses
Helen Macfarlane. Helen Kimball
Kathleen Cartwright, Edith Spalding
and Beatrice Castle.
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Mrs. Frederic Klamp, who has re-
Gently returned from abroad gave q
lunch on Tuesday at her charming
home on Thurston avenue. The table,
prettily decorated with yellow daisies,
looked most interesting. Those pres
ent were Mrs. C. Hedemann. Mrs.
Stephen Morris Rockersperger, Mrs.
Burns, Miss Roberts. Miss Gerard and
Mrs. Halves.
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Mrs. Campbell Parker. who has pur.
chased the Schmidt place on PEN
sacola street to give her recently mar
ried daughter. Mrs. Walter Macfar.
lane, Is certainly an ideal mother. 1t
Is not every one who unites a fat purse
and generosity as we'll, and Mrs. Par
kers daughters are all very fortunate.