Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08


Although there are not any big func-
tons just now yet no one can complain
Of time hanging heavily on ones
hands, for there are innumerable little
luncheons which seem to be favorite
form of entertainment, and the cheer
full cackle of many tongues can be
heard in the dining rooms Of our
friends. But let us not forget the Thin
BILE parties, where little work and much
"talkee talkee' goes on. And then the
Joy OF the delicious refreshments at the
end! | don't know why, but during
Lent those little cups of tea and thin
buttered bread with the fascinating ac-
compartment Of cakes always taste
better than at any other time.
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A charming little dinner was given
at the Alexander Young Hotel on Mon
day evening by Mr.. Bruce Cartwright
and Miss Kathleen, his daughter, for
Miss Gertrude Brown. The round ia
BILE was done in yellow, the shades of
the candles and the flowers being Of
that effective coloring. The other
guests were Miss Marion Scott. Mr..
Dick" Wright and Mr.. Derby.
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At the Moana Hotel on Sunday even
ing Mr.. John II. Bliss gave one of his
enjoyable little dinners, Miss Mamie
Winston acting as hostess. Among the
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Harry Lewis
and Mrs. Barraclough.
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Mr.. Frederic Schultz has gone to the
Volcano House. Hawaii. for period of
seven weeks. He will paint the sur
rounding scenery, the volcano being
the objective point of his visit. Sever
al Honolulu people have given him
commissions. Mr.. Schultz will retain
his studio on Beretania avenue and
will continue his classes on his return.
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A private dancing class is held at the
residence of Mrs. Clifford Wood every
Saturday evening. The members are
Dorothy Wood, Cordelia Gilman, Alice
Hedemann, Harriet Hatch, Dorothy
True, Doris Hutchins, Florence Cur
rey, Alice Spaulding, Ethel Spaulding,
Marjory Gilman, Long Schweitzer,
Walter Gilman, W. True, Erling Hede'
mann, Paul Schmidt. Ashford Austin,
Harry White, Kenneth Winter, Rich
ard Cation and Gilchrist Hatch.
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Mrs. Claire Williams may have had
her hands full at the Peninsula last
week as chaperon to housefull of jol
ly girls, but one thing Is certain-they
all unite in saying she was lust per
feet. Among those at the big dinner
given at the conclusion Of the weeks
festivities were Rennie Cation. Ethel
Spaulding, Alice Hedemann. Clair ant
Edith Williams, Ida Kopke, Catherine
Hopper, Alice Roth, May Frasher, Ma
ria Mulch, Ethel Bishop. Sarah Lucas
Robert Paris, Harry White, Wallace
Cooper. Mr.. Stiles, Paul Wilmington
Andrew Cation. Paul Schmidt, Erlinf
Hedemann. VIII Campbell, Franz
Wight. Laurence Judd, Helen Gram
Isabel McCorriston and NJ. d. MCCor
T!ston. The place cards were prettily
hand painted and the table with lis
decorations of greens and maidenhaii
ferns was most attractive.
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Miss Gertrude Brown Of Wyllie street
gave o lunch on Thursday for Miss
Leontine Hartnagle, Miss Lefferts, Miss
Cordelia Walker, Miss Elsie Water
house and Miss Helen Alexander.
Roses were scattered over the table
in lavish profusion and very agree
able two hours were enjoyed. Miss Ger
trude Brown, sweet-faced girl with Q
lovely complexion, will be greatly miss
ed, and all her friends hope she will
return to the land Of sunshine mex,
winter.
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Miss Helen Robson, who with Mr.
and Mrs. Gum are spending some
time at the Moana Hotel, is very much
admired. Her style is distinctively
French, and "chic" Is written In every