Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-07
II Social Side Of Life II


so pleasantly familiar to San Francis
cans.
Nine. Name Alapai, who is the prin-
cipal soloist. sang IKE Aloha Hiki
Mai" "Molokama," "Inoa Waipio" and
Mani Haili." all typical plaintive airs
of the islands, as an encore gave the
favorite Aloha Nui.' Her voice is
entirely unframed, but she sings with
a natural. unaffected sweetness that is
very pleasing.
The members Of the Royal Hawaiian
Glee Club sing and accompany them
selves on a number OF different instru-
ments. violin, banjo, flute and
several guitars. Their music Is OF an
entirely different type from the songs
of Nine. Alapai, suggesting rather the
festive hula-hula and the registering
life of kanaka blade. but 1t has a
tuneful swing that sets the feet to
tapping time, and the men have good
voices. There will be concerts In the
afternoons and evenings of September
25th and Goth. and the band will leave
for Honolulu September 21th.-Chroni-
Gle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Irvine are on
their honeymoon trip in Australia.
They expect TO return to England via
Honolulu and New York. Mr. Irvine
was n member of the Virtue villa Colo
ny. and very much liked. His trip 10
Australia Is a combination of business
md pleasure.
Miss Elizabeth Sargent has written
nm article for the November Motor en-
titled Motoring in Hawaii" Misc
Sargent is very well known here, being
visitor on two occasions.
A charming little surprise party was
given by Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer
at the Millerton House on Monday
evening in honor of their daughters
eighteenth birthday. The house was
prettily decorated under the direction
of Mrs. c. Wilkerson, and a delicious
supper was served at II o'clock. About
thirty guests were present.
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DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,. who
/ have been visiting Hawaii, returned to
| Honolulu this week.
! Among the arrivals this week from
the Coast were Miss Carrie Gilman,
Mr.. and Mrs p. c. Jones, MI. Il. c. A.
! Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sachs. Miss
Lucia Lyon, Mrs. Anterior, Mrs. Schu-
man, Mr.. McKillop, sonny Macfar-
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, Mrs.
Lakeland, Mrs, Kennedy and Mr. and
Mrs. Castendyk of Hilo.
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A charming little wedding took place
at St. Andrews Cathedral at high noon
on Wednesday, the Rev. Canon Mack
intosh officiating. The contracting
parties were Miss Eva Pratt Cart
wright and Mr.. Dwight Styne. The
bride was given into the keeping Of the
groom by Mr.. Trent and the impress
sive service of the church was read,
The bride, pretty girl, wore white
crepe de chine over white taffetas and
the lovely costume was trimmed with
real lace. She wore a becoming pic
ture hat of white. and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses. The brides
maid. Miss n. Jones, was charming
In pink silk null over pink taffetas
and her shower bouquet OF pink car
nations was exquisite. The groom was
attended by Mr.. Ralph Lyon. The
cathedral was artistically decorated in
white and green. the chancel being one
mass of ferns, palms and white asters.
To the strains OF the Wedding March
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Styne departed from the
cathedral to receive the congratulations
Of their friends on the Waikiki lanai
of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. This de-
lightful ceremony was followed by a
! wedding breakfast In the private din
ing-room which had been converted ia
to bower of beauty for the occa
, sion by Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Church
, sister and brother-in-law of the groom
and Miss Mary Cation. The charming
. arrangement of the table drew forth ex.
/ carnations of delight from the guests
, and II certainly was beautiful. Oval
: in shape, with hollow square in the
, center filled with potted plants. @
. feathery fern rising In the middle
. Pink ribbons extended from the chan
/, delier 10 each place entwined with
q. smilax and pink carnations. ant
from the center of the chandelier huns
, shower Of pink carnations and ferns
7 The place cards were miniature pink
b hearts and hand-painted cupids. The
sides and ceiling Of the room were
eHtlTely COnCeuieu ny BTetns, leInS ant
pink carnations, giving the effect o
bower. The guests at the breakfas
4 were, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Dwigh
I Styne, Mrs. Styne, mother Of the
groom; Mrs Pratt grandmother Of thu
: bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Church
0 Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigelow, Captain
0 and Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Earl of Lo
Angeles. Miss Marie Won Holt Mis-
y Mary Cation, Miss l.. Jones, Rev. Can
. on Macintosh, Mr. Ralph Lyon ant
4 Mr.. Trent. The Ellis Quintet Clul
8 played and sang throughout the break
y fast. Mrs. Zeigler made the artist,
o bouquets OF the bride and bridesmaid
2 and Miss Mary Cation decorated thu
J, cathedral. Mr.. and Mrs. Styne hav,
8 gone to the Peninsula for their honey
i moon.
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Q Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Robertson wer
8 given dinner at the Freeth residence
i On Emma street on Tuesday evenini
in honor of the birthday OF Mrs. Rob
i ertson The lanai where the Dime