Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-03

all OF girls love OF gaiety, and | do
not suppose that she can imagine o
lot Of prim women getting together to
give her an entertainment suitable to
what they consider her exalted rank.
Some women, with very high social
aspirations In San Francisco, are not
above shaking lively foot In cake.
walk. and they have not the excuse Of
extreme youth, either.
With the prospect OF visit from
the Presidents daughter the way Of
amusing her is of interest, and II is re-
freshing to find that she is inspired
and is full OF innocent amusements as
shield.
Cards were received this week an.
nouncing that the Captain and officers
OF the c. s. Restorer regret that the
dance fixed for June End is unavoidably
postponed"
The Acland.Hoods of New Zealand
are at the Moana Hotel en- route for
Japan.
Mrs. George Castle and her mother,
Mrs. Tenney, are expected on the next
steamer from San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young, Miss
Bertha Young, Hiss Havens and the
Won Hamm family are occupying the
Waikiki villa for the summer months
belonging to the Youngs.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gay of Lanai
are at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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| A delightful house party was given
from Saturday until Monday at the
Cooper bungalow on Tantalus by that
prince Of hosts, Captain Lucien Young
OF the Bennington. Among the guests
were Captain and Mrs. Humphreys,
! DR.. and Mrs. johnson of Chicago and
their mother, Mrs. Johnson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox Of Kauai are at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Mr.. ]. NJ. Spaulding expects his two
sisters to join him. They are coming
on the Alameda.
An informal lunch was given BY
Mrs. Herman Focke to a few intimate
friends on Wednesday. Among those
present were Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs.
Elston, Miss Helen Kimball, Miss Irm-
gard Schaefer and Miss Neumann.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rodiek are rejoicing
In the possession Of brand new daugh-
ter. Mother and child both WELL
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The Misses Springer, who have
charge Of the Burton exhibition of
ARTS and Crafts" are occupying a cot.
tage on the Castle estate in Manoa
Valley.
Mrs. Alexander Scott gave an in.
formal tea at her suite in the Young
Hotel on Thursday.
4 4 4
A very pretty pink lunch was given
for Miss Tucker, daughter Of Mrs. An.
ma Tucker. by Miss Hartwell on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. May Mott-Smith Birds exhibi.
ton Of jewelry at the Kilohana Art
League rooms was certainly social
success. There were many exquisite
pieces sold and the curious workman
ship was much admired. Mrs. Halves
and Miss Schaefer had charge Of the
opening on Wednesday evening and
Mrs. Charles Cooper, Mrs. Warehouse
and Mrs. Belle Jones took turns on
Thursdays and Fridays. The designs
are all unique, and In the Eastern
States this style Of jewelry is the rage
fabulous prices being paid for UNI
usual designs. Mrs. Bird was always
artistic and her cleverness of designs
In this exhibit has been universally ad.
mired Her studios In San Francisco
are well patronized. and her own spe-
cial workman are kept busy from morn.
Ing until night. In the busy season II
Is not uncommon for Mrs Bird to
work half the night on her designs.
She Is fast making an enviable reputa.
ton as an artist.
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Miss Irmgard Schaefer has cards out
for an at home to meet Mrs. Charles
Elston on Wednesday.
4 4 4
The concert and dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. Gerard Barton at the Moana
Hotel on Thursday evening was COM
plete success with socially and finan.
cially. Society was out in full mum.
bers and the drawing room and read.
ing room were turned into concert