Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-22
DANCE At THE YOUNG.


on Monday evening, April the 2ith,
the management Of the AleNande;
Young Hotel will give a dance In the
roof garden pavilion tO the hotel
guests. the society ladies and gentle.
men OF Honolulu the officers Of the
Army and Navy stationed In Honolulu
with their ladies and the officers OF
passenger steamers in port
During the evening there will I've aE
opportunity to meet and welcome the
hotels new manager, MIR. n. W. Gray
and Mrs. Gray, aud also to say a kindly
goodbye to the retiring manager, Mr..
IA. W. Lake and Mrs. Lake.
The dance will be given under the
patronage of the following ladies, viz:
Mrs. s. b. Dole, Mrs. T.. ID. Tenney,
Mrs. +. A. Schaefer, Mrs. A. q. Halves,
Mrs. J. $. McGrew. Mrs. A. Fuller. Mrs.
Henry Ware Lyon, Mrs. Fred. w. Mac.
iarane, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs. Charles
B. Cooper, Mrs. +. II. llumphris. Mrs.
Samuel Parker, Mrs. John Mcclellan
and Mrs. Alexander Young.
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Easter Sunday, the climax Of the for.
ty days penance will be hailed with JOY
by sinners and penitents alike. The
Easter bonnet is now a thing of the
past and woe betide the unwary one
who sports a new hat on Easter Sun.
day. for II augurs the person unfashiOn.
able, so We are told.
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What everybody says Is needed in
Honolulu is a country club-and why
cannot we have t.? If some energetic
persons would only bestir themselves
and get such public spirited men in.
terested as the Hon. S. NJ. Damon, Mr..
James Castle, Mr.. Charles Cooke,
Judge Dole and Governor Carter, and
hosts of others whom we could men.
ton, the thing would be done. The Joy
of driving to Moanalua, for instance,
or any of the beautiful places outside
the town which are most suitable
could never be oyerestimated. Tho
Henry Cooper place in Manoa Valley
would make very attractive club
house. Every town Of any importance
has its country club, so why need we
be so far behind the times?
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The Campbell.Parker villa at Walk.
III was thrown open TO thirty guests on
Thursday by the hospitable mistress
who had hidden them to luncheon Ia
meet Mrs. Shipman OF Hilo, who has
been so much entertained since her ar
rival in Honolulu. A quintet club
played throughout the luncheon, which
was most elaborate. Flowers were Law
ishly used in the decorative scheme and
delightful time enjoyed. Among
those present were Mrs. Edward Ten
rey, Mrs. Henry Macfarlane, Mrs
! Fred Macfarlane, Mrs. Bertelman. Miss
| Paris. Mrs. John Ena, Mrs. Brown, Mrs
Booth, Mrs. Low. Mrs Dreier. Mrs. Ha
nalu. Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Beckley
Mrs. Cunha, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Co
ney and Mrs. Holt.
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On Saturday Mrs. John Ena enter
/ tanned for Mrs. Shipman at luncheon
and her guests were Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Dreier, Mrs. Cunha, Mrs. Parker
Campbell, Mrs. Beckley and Mrs. Co
ney.
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A charming picnic lunch was given
| by Mr.. Bonnie" Monsarrat at Kohl
ouou. Koko Head, on Sunday for MIR
and Mrs. C. W. c. Deering, Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa, DIR. and Mrs
F., II. Humphris, Mr. and Mrs. A. q
Halves. Jr.. and Miss Robson.
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On Wednesday Mrs. Cunha gave O
luncheon for Mrs. Shipman at the Mo
ana Hotel. Mrs. Cunha always enter
tains charmingly and the luncheon OF
Wednesday last was particularly enjoy
able. Among those present were Mrs
Schmidt, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Brown, Mrs
Hewitt, Mrs. Low, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs
Ena. Mrs. Dreier, Mrs. Paris, Mrs
Beckley and Mrs. Campbell.Parker.
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Considerable interest Is centered up
en- the Taft party and especially II
Miss Alice Roosevelt. who has surren
dered her heart and promised hel
hand, and who now wears upon hel
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