Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
II Social Side of Life ~


Now that the warm weather is real
ly upon us surf bathing and canoeing
are the only two amusements which
appeal to us. The long stretches of
sand are most inviting and the dip in
the sea refreshing interlude from the
various duties of the day. Our friends
who possess houses on the beach are
indeed fortunate and so are we-when
an invitation to visit them Is extend
ed. There are several new places along
the Waikiki shore which are most in
acknowledgements Cleghorns new
cottage is comfortable in every way.
The large living room and inviting sec.
ond story. designed by the genial Gov.
ornor, is a pleasant resting place and
a change from the more stately Alma
hou.
The Ex-Governor Is most hospitable
and is always entertaining his friends.
On Tuesday he gave one of his delight.
ful teas in honor Of Miss Mamie Win.
ston, whose departure for the coast
In the next Alameda Is much regretted
by everybody. The outside little beach
cottage was in gala attire for the oc.
casion and its yellow canopies played
Mrs. James Jaeger acted as hostess in
her usual charming manner, and reg
gular set down tea was thoroughly en-
joyed. Mr.. Cleghorn's hospitality is
world renowned and on Tuesday he
played the gracious host to perfection.
Those present besides the guest of
honor. Miss Mamie Winston, were Mrs.
+. SwanZy, Mrs. James Castle, Mrs.
+. NJ. Hatch. Mrs. George Carter, Mrs
c. w. c. Deering. Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder. Mrs. f. II. Humphris,
Mrs. Walridge, Mrs Alexander Scott,
Mrs. J. F. Siebe of San Francisco, Mrs
T. A. Hayes, Mrs. A. G. HAYES, Miss
Nellie White, Miss Helene Robson and
Miss Jessie Kaufman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis SwanZy en-.
tertained at dinner on Monday even.
| ing in honor of Miss Nellie White,
who has just returned from years
trip abroad. The table was artistic
ally decorated with the yellow cosmos
and attached to the place cards were
dainty japanese fans. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs b. Morris, Miss Dru.
silla Morris, Miss Kathleen Cartwright,
Miss Marion Scott, DR.. Yost, Lieut..
Omsted OF the Boston. Mr.. Charles
Dole and Mr.. David Anderson.
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J Among the passengers on the Logan
well known in Honolulu were Mrs.
Charles Fremont Pond and Miss Bes-
sic Pond, wife and daughter Of Captain
! Pond, who has been stationed at Guam,
and who is expected in the Solace; Mrs.
W. X. Wright. wife of Major Wright,
and sister of our own Captain Rod
man. Mrs. Wright, who is one of the
most brilliant women in the army, was
chaperoning pretty girl, Miss Wat
kins, who has been the belle of Manila
for the past few months. With the
popular Ide girls she held the honor
OF being one of the most sought after
OF bellies, and there was much weep
ing and crashing of teeth when she
departed with Mrs. Wright for her
beloved California.
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) There was little dance given at
the Alexander Young on Wednesday
evening for the visiting transports
and the different ships In port. The
society people were invited as well,
and despite the rain, which rather
marred the pleasures Of the roof gar
den In the earlier part Of the evening,
the dance was thoroughly enjoyed by
the younger dancing set. Miss Bertha
Young gave a pretty little dinner for
Miss Ravens before the dance and her
guests were Miss Helen Kimball, Miss
IGeorgiana Lacy, Mr.. Robert Atkinson,
Mr. George Fuller, Mr.. Harold billing.
ham and Lieutenant Emery Smith. La
France roses made the table most beau
t!ful and were a fitting tribute to the
pretty girls who graced 1t.
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! Mrs. Montague Cooke gave an in
formal tea on Friday for Miss Lefierts,
who expects to sail for her home in
New York shortly.
An enjoyable little dinner was given
Mrs. Wright and Miss Watkins by Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Hayes on Tuesday
evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Wood are booked for
the steamer sailing on the 4th Of July.
They expect to make quite an extended
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lufkin Of Maui have
been here in town for the past week
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Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt and family
expect to spend the Summer with Mrs.
; Garston, Mrs. Won Hollis sister, in tho
San Bernardino mountains, California.
Miss Nances did not get off on the
Korea as intended, for lack of accom-.
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