Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-09

Gallery, 5000; Curios, $500; SaChet,
S1i25; Woodwork, $3i9.30 Lemonade,
sl2; Ice Cream, $1,000; Coffee, $685.
luau, $214.iO; japanese exhibit, S22.05;
Fancy Work, s6075; Memorial Pic.
lures, S1.40; Donations from Old Stu
dents, 500; Concert, $12S.60; Dona
tons, $2571O. Total, s1i6195.
Among the donations there is includ-
ed $3.50 received from the Ladies' Ba-
zaar recently held at Waikiki, Maui
Hilo Tribune.
Bailey Sayres of Makiki celebrated
his fifth birthday Saturday by inviting
many of his friends to an afternoon Of
play. His guests enjoyed themselves
immensely and he was kindly remem.
bered.
A most charming bridge party was
given by Mrs. Henry Wall Lyon on Fri.
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Good.
rich, wife of Admiral Goodrich. Hugo
Corsages of violets with purple and
white were the two prizes which were
won by Mrs. Rudolf Slattery, who car
ried off the first prize, and Mrs. Coed.
rich. About thirty people enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs Lyon, who is one OF
the most popular hostesses in Honolu.
lu.
Mrs. William L. Taylor Is giving an
informal bridge party at the Alexander
Young hotel this afternoon. There
will be about seven tables.
The Free Kindergartens are giving
Beauty and the Beast" this evening
at st. Antonio. An important feature
of the occasion will be the dancing Of
Miss de L'Artigue, which is certainly
alone worth more than the price OF ad.
mission, and violin solos by Dr. Yost
Tickets only 20 cents.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Ella Ziezler to Mr. Jack Horace
Wyatt of Honolulu.
Box parties at the Orpheum have
been very popular this week. Quo
Vadis and the Two Orphans" bring
ing out large audiences. "Sappho" next
week will be full of interest. Tho
last time | saw "Sappho" Bernhardt's
| gown was almost too light
weight to cover her comfortably and
may be sure that the well built young
man at the Orpheum would never al.
low such a thing to happen.
+
The interesting lecture given by
ArChdeacon Jeffries at st. Clements
last evening was listened to by a large
audience. He has a pleasant delivery
and his views were unique because they
were taken personally and in many
instances were out of the beaten track.
DR.. Westervelt managed the pictures
in his usual mastery fashion. The pro-
ceeds were for the st. Clements debt.
4 4 4
Miss Florence Russell who spent sew
eral months In Honolulu some time
age, is at the Seven Oaks in San Fran.
CISCO Miss Russel's home Is in Eng
land she is generally travelling.
| 4
Mrs. Whitney, tourist from Alaska,
has taken cottage at the Hotel Annex.
She has an aunt with her. The little
cottages at the Annex are very popular
there being more applicants than cot.
tages. Little kitchens have been added
in many instances and light house
keeping is INDUCED in.
+ 4 4
The Mystic Shriners will have ban.
quet at the Royal Hawaiian hotel this
evening.
Miss Elsa Schaefer had a few of her
friends in on Thursday to meet her
cousin Miss Lawrence, from San Fran
cisco. The afternoon was most pleas.
antly spent in playing games, and at
n tt.n.
small tables, and in the evening there
was music. Rosebank parties are al
ways neioyable and the Schaefers know
how to entertain. Among those pres
ent besides the guest of honor were
the Misses Waterhouse, Hall (2), Mon.
sarrat (2), Ella Wight, Nora Sturgeon,
G. Neumann, Sophia Judd, Irene Fish.
er. Soper, Lorna Iaukea, Pratt and
Hartwell.
| 4 + 4
! Mr. c. W. c. Deering, Mr.. Fred
Church and Mr.. Parker went on hunt.
ing expedition over the Pail this week.
They were very successful and got sew.
eral bags of game.
4 + L
Miss Marion Scott was the hostess
OF card party on Wednesday. Among
her guests were Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
s. G. Wilder, Mrs. Byron Baird, Mrs.
j. S. Walker, Mrs. Ivers, Mrs. Clifford
kimball. Miss Helen Kimball, Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane. Miss Marion McCil-
vary, Miss Kathleen Cartwright, Mrs.
Percy Benson and others. Delicious
refreshments and much conversation
made the afternoon pass most pleasant
ly.
+ Il