Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
~ Social Side of Life ~



Edward Tenney, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder,
Misses Helen Irwin, Margaret Hyde
Smith, Macfarlane, Drusilla Marx, Ge'
nevieve Neumann. The Prince, the
Captain, Mrs. Niblack, Mrs. Focke and
Miss Schaefer joined the party later
and heard Miss Marx sing at Mrs.
Castles. On Tuesday evening stag
dinner was given by Acting Consul
LAM in honor of the Captain, Prince
and officers. Among those present
were Governor George Carter, Captain
Lyon, Captain Niblack, Mr.. II. Focke.
Secretary of the Territory Jack Atkin.
son. British Consul Layard and others.
On Wednesday afternoon reception
was held on the Calabria at which
many were hidden. His Royal High
ness Prince Ferdinando and Captain
Moriondo received the guests and the
younger officers were all on hand to
entertain the guests. The ship was
/ beautifully decorated with flags, bunt.
Ing, potted plants and ferns and pre-
sented a charming appearance. The
after deck was used for dancing. AT
the beginning of the reception Captain
Bergers band with Mrs. Alapai gave
o complimentary concert, and then
Lieut.. Della Penne played dance music
on the piano most delightfully."-. Every
body danced the Italian waltzing and
two stepping to their hearts content.
Souvenir post cards were given the
guests as well as the badge of the ship.
Delicious refreshments and champagne
were served The dancing was kept
up until late hour and the captain
entertained at dinner for Mrs. LAM
and Miss Genevieve Neumann. Among
! those present at the reception were
Captain and Mrs. Niblack, Acting Con.
sui and Mrs. LAM, Miss Lanz Mrs.
Rabbit, Mrs. c. b. Cooper. Mrs. Earle.
Mrs. G. Rodiek, Mrs. Harry Cooper,
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Mrs. s. G. Wilder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. A. G. Halves.
Misses Irmgard Schaefer, Mary Mac
farlane. Drusilla Marx, Margaret Gas.
tie, Helene Irwin, Margaret Hyde.
Smith, Babs Focke, Helen Kitchen,
Genevieve Neumann, Lorna 1aukea,
Captain Lyon and others. The Gala.
bria departed on Wednesday afternoon
and a large number were down with
leis to see the popular officers off.
The band played and there was quite
an ovation. The Captain, Prince and
officers were delighted with their re.
ception here and will long remember
Honolulu and its hospitality.
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Mrs. Hermann Focke was hostess Of
q pretty little lunch on Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Earle. who is a guest
at the Hawaiian Hotel from Los An.
geles. The table was charmingly ar.
ranged and those present were Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Sam Wilder.
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Niblack. After
lunch the guests amused themselves
by playing bridge and later they all
. went to the reception on board the
Calabria.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane's
dinner last Wednesday evening In
honor of Miss Helene Irwin and Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith. was one of the
: most elaborate and enjoyable affairs
. Of the past week. The large round
table at which the guests were seated
represented lily pond, from the cen
3 ter Of which played miniature foun
. tain. Clusters Of pond lilies. moses
: and maidenhair ferns added to the
realistic and beautiful effect OF the
. table decorations. The guests were
, besides the guests Of honor the Misses
, Jennie Giffard, Helen Macfarlane, Ma
. rion Scott and Mary Macfarlane, and
, Messrs. A. J.. C. Atkinson, Walter Dill
bingham, Geo. Fuller, Harold Dilling
ham, Major Potter and s. II. Derby.
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. Mr.. Walters from Kauai Is a guest
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
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The hop on Thursday evening, which
the Quintet Club gave at the Hawaiian
Hotel to commemorate the anniversary
of their first years organization, was
an unqualified social success. Preced.
ing the hop a dinner was given by
the boys at which the only outsiders
were Prince Kawananakoa, Professor
, Stockton, Captain Berger and E. Buff.
: fandeau. The POSTMASTER for the oc.
, casion was William s. Ellis. King Ka.
lakaua and Queen Liliuokalani were
spoken Of in most enthusiastic man
ner as being the promoters Of Hawaiian
music The banquet hall as well as
the hotel were beautifully decorated
for the occasion. After the dinner
the lanais and dining-room were given
over to the dancers, who filled every
available space. There were hundreds
In attendance and the evening passed
right merrily. The 18th Infantry band
gave an enjoyable concert in the park
and Captain Berger and his boys also
delighted the vast AUDIENCE. Several
Quintet Clubs were stationed on the
two lanais and in the dining,room, and
there was music and dancing all the
time A delightful innovation were
the little tables where refreshments
, were served. In the dining-room were
noticed Doctor and Mrs. II. Murray,
who gave a dinner for Prince and
: Princess Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Humphris, Mrs. Earl, Secretary