Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-04


son was given by Miss Irene Dickson
at the residence of her parents in ma /
piolani Park on Sunday in honor Of
her birthday.
The guests we're received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Brown and a charming little
girl presented each arrival with a
chrysanthemum lei composed Of shad-
ed pink and green crepe paper most
naturally constructed.
Miss Dickson wore a lovely lei on
on her head composed of natural
pink rosebuds and green leaves, and
she led the way to the tables with
Prince Kawananakoa.
The feast was unusually inviting be-
cause of the beautiful flowers lavished
upon the tables, which we're spread I'M
der large canopy composed of bunt-
ing. A feature of the luau was the
waving of many exquisite kahilis by
Hawaiians during the progress of the
reast. The Ellis Brothers Glee Club
sang and played delightfully."- and re-
ceived many encores. Among those
present were Prince and Princess Ka-
wananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ten
ney. Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs Herbert,
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Benson, Mrs. Cum
la. Miss Rose Cunha, DR.. and Mrs.
High, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schmidt Miss Roth, Miss Sargent,
Mrs. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate
Lake, DR.. Murray, Mr.. Willie Roth,
Miss Genevieve Dowsett, Miss Violet
Makee, Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Wicketts. Mr..
Cunha. Admiral and Mrs. Beckley, Miss
Beckley, Mr.. Clarence Waterman, Mr..
Richard Wright, Mr.. Allan Walker,
Mr.. Walker.
A most enjoyable picnic luncheon
was given by Captain and Mrs. Henry
Lyon on the Iroquois last Saturday, q
half day being spent among the lochs
at Pearl Harbor. A very pleasant In
terlude during the afternoon was q
mock trial arranged and carried out by
Mrs. Niblack and Mr.. Gerrit Wilder.
the heinous crime OF leaving a freshly
painted screen door ajar In such 0
manner that Mrs. Niblack's frock re
ceived a bright green stain, thus ruin
, ing and injuring the frock beyond re
!. pair and making 1t necessary to pur
, chase a new one, was asked for dam
: ages to the tune of one hundred ant
. fifty dollars.
= Mr.. +. II. Humrhris Sr. was Hi
Honor the Judge and his remarks wer
pungent with wit and humor. Mucl
laughter was created as the Juror
were sworn in to the court of justice
y many witty remarks being made a
the expense OF the fair Jurors. AS thor
were two married couples among then
: the point was advanced that man AM
wife being one 1t was necessary L
choose two more in order to make tn
8 number complete from a legal stand
point. Mr.. Lewis Brown made man
pertinent remarks ut this juncturt
y bringing In the fact that as half a jur
!. or he was entitled to certain attention
u Mr.. Gerrit Wilder made many droll re
u marks at the expense of the plaintifi
r juors and defendant impartially In hi
J. character of bailiff. Mr.. Parke an
Lieut.. Slattery were the lawyers TO
! the plaintiff and Major Fuller, Lieut.
+ Cronin and Paymaster Brown tor tn
defendant. The case was conducted II
a humorous manner by the aforesai
r lwayers, and much laughter was Great
y ed by their unexpected sayings. Cap
n tain Niblock was finally released b,
order OF the judge on condition tina
he buy Mrs. Niblack a new frock cost
a ing not less than ore hundred and fift,
. dollars, and In addition bottle OF ben
6 zine and public apology rs well.
Among those present on this cxcur
;. sion were Captain and Mrs. NiblaCR
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown, Miss Ger
e uude Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande
e Isenberg, Mrs. George Davies, Capital
and Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. VIM. Taylol
9 Mrs. Walbridge, Miss Annie Parkt
n Mrs. Moore. Miss Moore, Mrs. Ward
y Captain and Mrs. Humphreys, Majo
s. and Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerri
i Wilder, Mrs. Daniel Durham, Mis-
}. Burnham, Dr. and Mrs. Rossiter, Nj
n and Mrs. Hall, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mis-
e Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Abram Hays
I Mr.. and Mrs. Gartley, Mrs. A. G
h Halves, Ex-Governor Cleghorn, Mr.. Viz
l. zavona, Mr.. Canavarro, Captain Ham
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