Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20

The beautiful residence Of MIR. and |
Mrs. +. J. Lowrey was thrown open
to the public on Tuesday evening, the
being a concert in aid
OF the Ladies' Society Of Central I'm.
'on Church. It was distinctly social,
artistic and financial success.
The music room, where the concert
was given, has a seating capacity Of
$50 and the acoustics are particularly
good. The concert was thoroughly en-.
joyabc and the following artists par.
ticirated: Mrs. c. y. Cooper, Mrs.
w. l.. Whitney, Miss Werthmueller
Mrs Tenncy Peck, Mr.. Arthur Wall
assisted by Mrs. Otis; Miss a. Judd,
Miss c. Hall. Miss G. Hall, Miss Lish
man and Miss Byington; Messrs.
Buch. Marx. MOlot and DR.. Ramus
were the string quartet and Mr. Ed.
munds of Eva gave solo and also
sang a duct with MIR. Melchers. The.
concert lasted only an hour and each
number was excellent.
The Chronicle has the following par.
agraph about a singer well known to
Honolulu audiences:
Jessie Maclachlan, sweet.vOiced
Scottish singer, and John McLinden,
the talented Scottish 'cellist, made
their temperance in San Francisco
last evening after a long absence.
spent in a triumphal tour of Austria.
lasia. The concert. given at the Ma
tive Sons Hall under the auspices of
Clan Fraser, No. rs. OF the order OF
Scottish Clans. was n delightful one,
and will be followed with n second to.
morrow evening. With the March!
March, march," of blue Bonnets,"
and "Impudent Barney O'Hea," a de.
lightful bit rendered as an encore to
killarney" Miss MaClachlan com
pletely won the hearts of her auditors.
Hcr other selections we're all redolent
Of the Highlands. and all were well
rendered. Mr.. McLinden. with mag.
uifiCent Antonio Stradivarius cello of
tho vintage Of 1925, presented to him
by an Australasian admirer, bore i'm.
portant and pleasing part in the enter.
tatnment. The accompanist was Rob.
art Buchanan.
Among the dinners of last week was
most agreeable one given by Captain
and Mrs. Henry Lyon. Among the
guests were Lieut.. and Mrs. Cushman
Captain and Mrs. Graham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rannie Scott.
Mr.. Sheffield Grace. who has been q
guest at the Hawaiian Hotel for the
past three months, sailed for Hilo on
Tuesday for short visit with his
ID rother, DIR, Grace. whose engagement
TO Miss Greenfield has just been an,
nounced. Mr., Grace expects to return
TO Honolulu in a few weeks.
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A delightful little tea was given al
the Moana Hotel on Sunday afternoon
| by Captain Sayce for Captain and Mrs
| Stuart and Miss Madden, who are
| spending the winter in Honolulu. Cap
,ain and Mrs. Stuart are from Perth
shire, Scotland. Among the guests
were Major and Mrs. Fuller DR.. and
Mrs. f. II. HumphrIs. Mr. and Mrs,
HAYES and DR.. Edward Amitage. Tea
was served on the lanai.
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Miss Gladys Graham will spend the
school term in Honolulu, the guest OF
the Dickeys on Nuuanu avenue.
Mrs. Clifford Wood and two children
are expected in April. The Hede
MAINS, who have been occupying the
Wood house, have leased the McInerny
place at Waikiki for a year.
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| Mrs. Basil Combe OF College street
was hostess OF charming tea on
Tuesday afternoon. The delicious re.
treshments were served from little ia.
bles on the lanai, and the guests much
admired the portrait of the beautiful
little daughter of the hostess which
has Just been painted by Mateo San,
dona. II Is full length and the little
one looks as II she would step out
from the frame,-it Is so lifelike. Al,
ter tea celebrities" was played, each
guest submitting with good grace to
| having the name of some famous per,
son pinned upon her back. The ques,
lions, which were answered by yes Or
no, gave Zest to the performance and
tho one who guessed the greatest
number of names was given a prize
This was won by Miss Il. Cameron
and II proved to be a lovely Bohemian
bon-bon dish In gold embossed flow,
ers. The BOBBY prize was given Miss
O'Moara and 1t certainly consoled the
recipient, being a japanese puzzle box
OF carved wood. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. osborne, Mrs. +. II.
Humphris, Mrs Stanley, Mrs. Lange
Mrs Niblack, Mrs. p. C. Jones, Mrs
Dimond, Mrs. Halves, Misses O'Meara,
Onys, Jones and Cameron.
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On Sunday jolly luau was given
by Mr., Charles r. Shaw in honor OF
his birthday, at the Harbottle resi-,
dence. Among those present were
Miss Brenda Fowler, Miss Tess Whar,
ton, Miss Mabel Kinney, Miss Eva
Kinney Miss Kealoha Hookano, Miss
Keikilani Hookano, Miss Maria Phi,
koi, Miss Esther Kahale, Miss Annie
Mossman, Miss Louise Mossman, Miss
! Victoria Ahuna, Miss Annie Akina,
Miss Mary Legros, Miss Lily Hussey
Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. Christina
Brown, Mrs, Harry Stein, Mrs, Isaac
I Harbottle, Ms. Lizzie Hookano Ernest