Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-14
Territorial Messenger Service--UnioD
st. near Hotel; Tel. 36l Main.


Princess Kawananakoa are dining the
newly engaged couple this evening.
Mrs. Carl Holloway gave unique
lunch to about eighteen of her init.
mates on Friday. The guests were
all in Chinese costume and some of
the dishes served were OF a Chinese
character. Among those present were
Mrs. Faxon Bishop. Mrs. Z. ID. Ten
ney. Mrs. George Herbert. Mrs. Geo.
Carter, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. vii.
cox. Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Noonan. and the
Misses Walker.
There was a jolly little dinner at
Engleside on Friday evening given by
MIR. and Mrs. Brown for Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Barnes of New Haven Conn.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Frear. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Marx.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Anterior.
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Major and Mrs. Lunny passed
through Honolulu during the week.
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Mrs. w. +. Frear will give several
talks on Browning at Engleside be-
ginning March LIST.
Mr.. w. W. Bruner of Kona has been
spending some time at the Alexander
Young Hotel
Miss Alice Campbell who is III in
San Francisco, is reported as little
better.
Mr.. Walter Macfarlane left on the
Alameda to join the family In San
Francisco.
The guests of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel are getting up musicale to be
held on the lanai on Wednesday even
ing. Each guest is limited to extend
two invitations and 1t will be strictly
an invitation affair There are, two
famous singers stopping in the hotel
and they will sing. Mrs. Albert Hum.
phrey Pratt has a glorious voice and
Mrs Mockall OF Washington. ID. c.,
was soloist of St. Johns for a long
time. and that fact speaks Tor itself.
The program will be of a high char
acter and Wednesday evening Is
looked forward to with great anticipa.
ton. Light refreshments will be serv-
ed after the musicale and Mr. and
Mrs. Church will do all in their power
for their guests comfort.
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Theodore Wores resurrected an old
picture OF Miss Marie Wells and hung
II in the Bohemian exhibition. 1t has
not been on public view before In this
city. As a graceful composition 1t is
very pleasing. but the likeness Is not
true. Artists seem to have no easy
time transferring the decided pretti.
ness of Miss Wells to canvas. They
make pretty woman, to be sure, but
It is not exactly the very pretty Miss
Wells. Miss Organ has been more
successful in her miniature of this
young lady, whose style is we'll suited
for that dainty style OF painting. Miss
Wells was present at the exhibition on
Tuesday night, wearing a red frock
and hat. and accompanied by her
fiance, Mr.. Selby Hanna Mr.. Wores'
better work was done In the portrait
OF Judge McAllister. who was at the
exhibition and received congratula.
tions on the kind treatment the tai.
ented artist had given him. Matteo
Sandona exhibited for the first time at
the Bohemian Club. He showed two
portraits, Miss Gertrude Joliffe's and
Miss Grace L. Jones. Each was treat. |
ed In a different way. Miss Joliffe is
painted in bold, dashing. vivid fash.
Ion, and her portrait is much admired. |
The resemblance Is good and the pose
extremely graceful. Miss Jones Dor. |
trait is very much admired by artists
and the cultured few, for Sandona has
accentuated the other.world ioveliness
OF Miss Jones by the delicate, ethereal
colorlng OF his work. II Is almost q
Whistler portrait, and pleases the con.
noisseurs exactly. Miss Jones was in
the hall on Tuesday evening. and look.
ed very beautiful In a frock of blue
silk and RULES of white lace. wearing
a large black picture hat.-San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
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Each Saturday night private
dancing class Is held at the residence
OF DR.. and Mrs. Wood for the benefit
OF the children Of the neighborhood.
Mrs. Mary Gum Is the teacher and
Mrs Brown the pianiste. There are
sixteen girls and boys in all and very
pleasant times are in order
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Mrs Wingate Lake and son are ex.
DpCtpd here In tbo Sih,,io