Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16


given in honor of the genial captain
and officers of the smart little ship.
~rman society came to the front with
a will and most delightfully."- did they
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanneberg's
SURFING and supper at the Moana Hotel
on Monday evening was most ella
borate affair, planned and carried out
in every detail with artistic effect.
The guests were invited at half past
five. and nearly all the jolly company
went into the surf for dip before sup
per. over the door Of the main en-
trance Of the hotel was displayed q
German flag, and both Ger
man and Hawaiian flags played an i'm
portant part in the decoration of the
hotel. In the center of the dining
room was a table in the form Of
horse shoe, and the red. white and
black ribbons which were stretched
from end to end, thickly sprayed with
red and white carnations were very
pretty: ferns were daintily introduced
and the whole effect was most brilliant
and the German Imperial colors catch
ing the eye on every side. Tiny flags
of all nations further decorated the
room, and from above was suspended
IN enormous flag directly over the Ia
BILE. Toasts and merriment were the
order Of the evening and everybody
seemed to thoroughly amuse them
selves. After the supper the guests
danced In the drawing room, which
had been cleared for the occasion.
The Moana Quintet Club played
throughout the dinner and dance and
1t was two-thirty before the guests
hostess. Among those present wero
Captain Begas, Baron Won Bulow and
the officers of the Condor. the honored
guests, Acting Consul Pfotenhauer and
Mrs. Pfotenhauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Rodiek, Mr.. and Mrs. Focke Captain
and Mrs Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop,
Captain and Mrs. Niblack, MI. and Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilder, DR.. and Mrs. Hoffman,, Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. G. Hagens, Mr.. and
Mrs. LAM, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Damn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartels, Misses Mist,
Walker, Kitchen, Cartwright, Hoff-
mann, Hartnagle, Girard, Helen and
Lady Macfarlane, Geraldine Neuman,
Ward (2) and Mrs. F. Macfarlane,
Messrs. II. Walker, Atkinson, Hille-
field, Busch, Boyle and Isenberg.
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A pretty little christening ceremony
took place at st. Andrews Cathedral
on Saturday afternoon last-the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. LANCE of LIZ
liha street being the center Of attrac-
ton. Bishop Restarick performed the
interesting ceremony and the child
was given the name of Anna Geraldine
after her grandmother, Lady Heron.
The godmothers we're Mrs. Young and
Miss Elizabeth Cameron, and the god
father Mr.. Danford, brother of Mrs.
LANCE After the ceremony the guests
repaired to the villa of the Langes and
the baby's health was drunk in cham
payne. A delicious tea was served, the
christening cake occupying a promi-
nent position on the table. The house
was fragrant with flowers. the offerings
Of friends. and many dainty gifts were
bestowed on the little one.
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or interest to many is the following
Of September 3rd:
A delightful affair was the dance
given last night by Mrs. Wakefield
Baker and her niece, Miss Helen Thorn
as, in honor of Miss Helen Baker, who
leaves September 18th for the East with
her mother, Mrs. L. l.. Baker, to be
gone at least a year. Miss Baker Is
very popular with the members of the
younger set In society, and her many
friends could have had no pleasanter
opportunity to bid her farewell than
this occasion.
The artistic Baker home on Pacific
avenue and Scott street is charmingly
suited for an affair of the kind, the
drawing-rooms, library and dining
room opening together so that there
Is much space for dancing. The house
was beautifully decorated with quanti-
ties of flowers simply arranged. Amer
lean beauty roses and the exquisite
pink and white Japanese lilies predo-
,ninating.
About forty-fve guests were present
last night, among them Miss Edna
Davis, Miss Carol Moore, Miss Maisec
Langhorne, Miss Julia Langhorne, Miss
Louise Boyd. Miss Sarah Coffin, Miss
banner of San Rafael, Miss Ursula
Stone, Miss Claire Nichols, Miss Mary
Keeney. Miss Marion Zeile, Miss Flor
ence Hopkins, Fred Tatum, James
l.anghorne, DuVal Moore, Arthur Gels
sler, Sidney Ford, Beverly Tucker,
James jenkins, Richard Girvin, Harold
Sanders, Boswell King. Herbert Baker,
l.eavitt Baker, Lieutenant Anderson,
u. S. A., Emerson Warfield, Eyre
Finckard and Alfred Salisbury and HUI
bert Harpham Of Los Angeles.-Chron-
lcle.
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Young California girls are very plen-
t!ful in Paris just now. A roll call
this week showed Miss Helen de Young,
Miss Constance de Young Miss Flor
ence Scott, Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss
Lurline Spreckels, Miss Gertrude
Holmes, Miss Beulah Harbrook, the
Misses O'Connor, Miss Emily Taylor
and the Misses Observation-Disclosures.
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Mr.. Derby has just returned from a
visit to his home in Boston Mr.. Derby
Is the son of the celebrated doctor OF
hat name, who is so well known In
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