Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25

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Piano taught in months BY expert.
enced teacher; % month e lessons),
special attention to adult beginners.
Address Music, this once. 3o22-1m
quest "Hiawathas Wedding Feast"
will be rendered as well.
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Mr.. Howard Hitchcock's work ID be-
Ing exhibited at the Salmagundi Club
In New York City. II is much admir-.
ed.
Mrs. 8. Gulick Of Kahului is giving
a tea to several of her old friends this
afternoon.
Count de Souza Canavarro expects
to go to Washington this summer and
take charge Of the. Portuguese Lega-
ton.
A dainty luncheon was given on
Friday by Mrs. J. o. Cooke for Miss
Mary Alexander. It was a violet
lunch and at each plate were nosegays
Of these beautiful flowers attached to
violet ribbons. The place cards were
floral and the Russian violets came
from the Helen Alexander nurseries
on Nuuanu avenue. Present were Mrs.
Grinbaum. Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. Sanford
d. Dole, Mrs. F. M. Hatch, Mrs. Fran.
els Swanzey. Mrs. Didsey.
Among the arrivals on the Sierra
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mechanism and
Miss Justine Mechanism. The Nc
Canadians will make their home at
the Alexander. Young Hotel for the
present. Their beautiful bungalow in
Manoa will be offered for rent during
the summer. Mr.. Mechanism has
quite recovered his health.
Among the dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dole on Wednesday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Marx, Mrs. Margaret Marx, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rice, Mr.. and Mrs Andra-
de, Miss Nina Adams and Mr.. j. r.
Rowland.
. . .
Thimble parties are all the rage
during Lent. There were two this
week-one at Mrs. Swanzy's on Mon
day and Mrs. Dickey was the hostess
Of a delightfully."- informal one on
Wednesday.
II Is source Of regret to everybody
that Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate Lake are
soon to leave Honolulu. Mr.. Lake has
proven himself thoroughly efficient
manager and has hosts Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinbaum expect to
depart from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco on the Manchurla. The Grin.
baums are thoroughly liked.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hays expect to &C.
cupy the Haneberg place In Nuuanu
avenue during the absence Of the fam
lily.
The death of DIR. Sloggett has cast
gloom over many festivities planned
for the coming week.
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Prince and Princess Kalanlanaole
were returning passengers In the
Mongolia from Washington. They are
both looking very well. Mr.. George
Mcclellan is expected on the next
steamer.
Among the other passengers were
Mr.. Henry A. Strong, father Of Mrs.
George Carter; James d. Dole, Mr..
Joseph @. Pratt, Miss Emily Park.
hurst and Miss Yoell.
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tended the Royal Hawaiian Hotel lu-
au were most enthusiastic In speak.
Ing Of It. A typical native feast had
been prepared by enterprjsing Fred.
Church and all the delicacies OF the
luau were on the table In great abund'
ance. After the feast the guests were
treated to hula. which was danced
on raised platform at the end Of the
dining room. There were six Hawaii
an girls and they wore short skirts
with flowers and lels about ankles and
neck. The gourd beating was most
impressive and EXPLANATIONS OF won.
der were heard on all sides. The roy.
al hula was given to the monot0nous
tom-tom Of the gourds. Solomon's
Glee Club furnished music for the
dancing which was most informal Ia
ter In the evening. The lanais were
crowded with appreciatlye tourists