Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

Song-Selection from Faust .....
Miss Marx with Orchestra.
, Gavotte-"L'ingenue" ....... Arditti
Interval of ten minutes:
Slavonic Dance .............. Dvorak
Male Chorus-A F. Judd. ]. d. Dough.
erty. Raymond Brown, c. Kimball,
II. +. wichman. Harold Dillingham;,
w. II. NJ. Nolet. f. Melchers, !. S.
Dillingham;, George +. Davies, J. II.
Rowland, L. 7. Peck, W. +. billing.
ham.
Suite de Concert-Peer Cynt. 80. .Greig
No. II-"Ase's Death"
11I-"Anitras Dance"
SeleCtion-"La Figlia del Regimen.
to- ......... ........... DoniZetu
! Mr. w. r. Castle returned from the
Coast on the Sierra He has been
away some time. and he received a
warm welcome from his many friends.
! Mrs. Westevclt has purchased the
Percy Pond villa on College Hills and
will soon occupy it.
Mrs. James Castle and Mrs. Tenney
returned from Kahuku on Friday.
They have been spending several
weeks at that delightful part OF the
| Island.
! The annual meeting of the Hawaii.
an Yacht Club took place at the Ha.
waiian Hotel on Thursday evening.
The following officers we're elected:
Commodore, Henry L. Cooper; vice
commodore, J. A. Lyle: secretary.
treasurer, T. II. Petrie: measurer, o.
l.. Sorenson; port captain, James +.
Jaeger; regatta committees: L. o.
White, w. II. McInerny, b. G. Wilder;
directors: George F. Renton, George
CroZier, T. w. Hebron, c. w. Macfar.
lane. Commodore II. L. Picker pre-.
sided. After the meeting the yachts.
men enjoyed banquet in the private
diningroom, which had been appropri.
ately decorated for the occasion. The
tables formed a L and the new com.
modore. Henry +. Cooper sat at Ex.
Commodore Picker's right. There
were many tOasts and great enthusi.
asm.
An amateur dramatic society has
been formed which intends to present
many new plays during the year. Mr..
A. +. Murphy has been elected presi.
dent.
Mrs. Schaeter was the hostess OF a
charming little tea on Friday in honor
OF Mrs. Grinbaum. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
IF. II. Humphris, Mrs. Alexander
Scott, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. W. Brown,
Mrs. J. o. Carter, Mrs. Babbitt, Miss
Parke, Miss Mary Carter and Miss
Charlotte Carter.
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very agreeable dinner was given
at the Moana Hotel on Friday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Patton, in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. George Davies, who
expect to leave for England In a short
time. An electric lamp with large
pink silk shade, was in the center OF
the table and surrounding this was a
banking of pink carnations and maid.
enhair ferns. Menu cards as well as
place cards were at each plate daint.
lily hand'painted in a floral design.
Those present were, besides the
guests OF honor, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davies; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Focke, DR..
and Mrs. +. II. Humphris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Miss Kathleen
Cartwright. Miss Lucy o'Meara, Miss
Helen Kimball, Ex-Governor Cleghorn,
Mr.. David Anderson, Mr.. Jameson, Mr..
Colburn and DR.. Yost, u S. n.
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eldest son OF Mr.. Schaefer Is i'll with
pneumonia in New Jersey, the dance
for next Tuesday evening has been
put off which the Misses Schaefer had
cards out for. Miss Linda Schaefcr,
who is at college in Pennsylvania, Is
with her brother.
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The yharming villa of the lIoffmanI
on Liliha street was the scene of jol.
ly surprise party Thursday evening in
honor of the fifth anniversary of DR.
and Mrs, Hoffman marriage. Mrs
Hoffman had managed TO keep the par.
~ a profound secret and the doctor
went TO his Office as usual A telephone
informed him that Mrs Hoffman had
burned her hand badly and he arrived
at the house in hot haste to find him.
self surrounded by merry company.
A supper served on the lanai from lit
tie tables on the second floor, was a
most artistic affair. The place cards
of wood were tied with the German ma
tional colors.
The most brilliant affair of the yeal
was given by the University Club on
Friday evening. Part OF the Hawaiian
band was utilized on the occasion and,
as one approached the grounds of the
hotel and clubhouse looked like VERT
able fairyland, for myriads of lanterns
adorned the grounds and lent enchaIt
ment to the scene. The guests were re
ceived by the governors of the club, in.
Guiding Dr.. Day, the president, ans
then they were shown TO the dressing
rooms. On returning the were conduct
ed TO the reception committee, which
consisted of Mrs. Day, Mrs. Frear, Mrs,
Babbltt Mrs. Grifiiths, Mrs. Gartley
and Mrs. Humphrey Passing into an
inner room one found delightful in.
lclined pugola, vine covered and car