Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-07
SOCIAL NOTES
Additional Social News on PAGE 6.

Additional Social News on Page 6.
The Calabria, which arrived here
from San Francisco Thursday morning.
Is expected to depart on wednesday
for Suva. The captain and officers
have been extensively entertained In
San Francisco and are q charming set
of men. including Prince Ferdinand0
Of Savoy. The officers of the craft
are Captain Marono di Moriondo; Sec.
ond Commander Giorgi de Pons; Lieu
tenants Martha, Alesslo. Della Penne.
Giordano Pearl; Midshipmen Prince
Ferdinando Of Savoy cousin Of tho
King OF italy,, Barone. Finocchiaro.
Falangola, Vital; Engineers Facet.
Gregg; Doctor Fratini; Paymaster Ds
Kaleteo.
Mr.. Samuel Rumsey was married to
Mrs. Emma Forsyth Colcamp at Den.
yer on August 31st at the home OF
the Rev. Bishop Olmsted. who per.
formed the interesting ceremony. Mr.
Rumsey is very we'll known here and
leit Honolulu on account of his health.
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st. Clements Fair. which will occur
on the afternoons and evenings of FRI
day and Saturday of next week. prom
lses to be a treat in every sense Of tho
word. The flower booth alone would
well be worth visit to the Fair, for
not only will there be the usual cut
flowers but a special exhibit OF ferns.
vines and plants as well as choice fruit
trees. grand opportunity for gar
deners. A shooting gallery and grab
bags conducted by Mrs. Albert Niblack
are sure to be popular The grams
are exquisite trihes of value. The tea
table and delicacy table will be Of the
highest order and a bevy of pretty
young girls In japanese kimonos will
/ brew you a cup Of tea. The fancy
table, doll table and the California
booth, full of souvenirs of the golden
state, will be Of great interest. A post
office for letters is an innovation, and
red lemonade and many donkeys for
the little folk will make the days full
OF pleasure. The secondhand book
stall will be of great interest to all
book lovers. On the evenings OF FRI
dag and Saturday there will be a vau.
deville In the parish house conducted
by Mrs. F. II. Humphris. which will
last half hour at each performance.
q big bell summoning the people. The
sales will go on Just the same In the
evening and the artistic taste of the
| usbornes needs no praise. for they are
| both artists of the highest order and
make everything they attempt a sue
cess.
! Next Thursday evening all the Quin-
tet Clubs In town will commemorate
the anniversary of their first years or
ganization by giving a hop at the Ha-
Taiian Hotel In honor of their patrons.
II is an invitational affair and no one
can be admitted without one. The
boys thoroughly appreciate the many
kindnesses which have been showered
upon them and they wish to do some.
thing in return. A banquet will be
given first, at which Prince David Ka.
wananakoa, Professor Stockton of the
Symphony Orchestra and Professor
Berger Of the Hawaiian band will be
the only outside guests. Later will
come the hop. Light refreshments ar,
TO be served. The list OF patronesse.
is as follows: Princess Kawananakoa
Mrs. Campbell-Parker, Mrs. william
G. Irwin. Mrs. Sanford B. Dole, Mrs
Edward Tenney, Mrs. NJ. Beckley, Mrs
Mrs clifford Kjmbaii Me- IT M's
raw, Mrs. Clinton ps,Ientvra NJ
Henry LYON. Mrs Cunba Mrs n
Halves. Jr.
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1t has become quite the thing anon,
society ladies to attend Miss TrncyI
cooking school. The school is in SEES
sion every Tuesday morning nj IN,
Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the audi
ence grows rapidly with each succeed
ing week. Last Tuesday over two hun
dred ladies assembled in the hotel so
cial hall to hear the third OF Mis-
Tracy's series Of lectures and the ex
ceeding interest manifested by tn,
hearers seems to indicate that daint,
aud scientific cookery has taken
strong hold here and promises to be
come even a greater fad than on tn,
mainland Miss Tracy has the powe
10 make her lectures highly entertain
ing ana instructive and her work l!