Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27

guests were presented TO the Consul
and his wife by W. Y. Kwai Fong. Ii
Cheung, Leu Tong, zee Chin, NJ &. !
Amana, Chung Ming and Chu Gem
Mrs. Chang Tso Fan was magnificently
dressed in brocade. stiff with embroid.
cries. and her jewels we're pearls, dia.
monds and jade. The Hawaiian band
was in attendance and from IL until
there was constant stream Of callers
including the officials, prominent citi.
zens and very well known society wo.
men. The hospitality was lavish in
the extreme and many toasts were Civ.
en- and exchanged.
4 4 4
The japanese Vice Consul entertain.
ed at dinner at the japanese Consulate
on Nuuanu avenue on Saturday even.
Ing last. Among those present were
Mr.. Breckons, Mr.. +. NJ. Bechtel, Mr..
Mattea Sandona Mr.. Raymond Brown,
Mr.. Haley. Dr. Kolazuka, Mr.. Corey
and Mr.. Tim Kim.
4 4 4
The engagements have been an.
nounced of Miss e. Dagmar Sorenson
to Mr.. Douglas Kincaid and OF Miss
Helen X. Sorenson to MIR. A. X. Nc
lane Oh KAUAI.
The Thistle Club celebrated the
birthday Of Robert Burns on Thursday
evening and a vast crowd turned out
The hall was decorated with flags OF
Ireland, Scotland, England, United
States and Hawaii. MIR. Charles l..
Cockburn presided.
Chairman's Remarks .............
...........C Chief Jas. l.. Cockburn
Overture-"Bonnie Scotland .....
............ -. -. -. Orchestra
Song-"There Was Lad Was Born
in Kyle. W. Anderson
Toast-The Immortal Memory of
Robert Burns. ID. Robert Anderson
We'll a be prood o. Robin &
Song-"Macgregor's Gathering -.
... -. -. ...,..... Hugo HerZer
Toast-The President of the United
States. Attorney Gen., e. c. Peters
kecltatlon ........... Bruce Hartman
Song-"Sans TOT" II. S. Dillingham;
Toast-The King and Queen.
God Save the King.
Song-"Scotland" James +. Fenwick
SECOND PART.
Toast-The Land We Live In .....
-. -. ..... Frank Il. Thompson
Then here's han my trusty frien'
Song-"The Star o. Robbie Burns.
&c. -. -. ........ Chris. Jenkins
Toast-The Land O. Burns. p. L. Tosh
% Scotia! my dear, my native sOil!'
Song-"Burns and Scotland Yet"
-. -. -. ........ Edward Munro
March-"A Prince of Good Fellows
-. -. -. ............. Orchestra
Toast-The Bar ...............
~. S. Dist. Atty. X. W. Breckons
Recitation-"Tam o. Shanter" ....
-. -. -. ....... Robert Anderson
Aud Lang Syne."
4 4
Rev. Mr.. osborne and Mrs. osborne
are occupying their Diamond Heat
bungalow.
Among the pleasantest events Of the
week was the bridge party given by
Mrs. +. Klamp at her beautiful home
on Thurston avenue In honor OF the
ladies' OF the Army and Navy. Ono
hundred invitations had been sent out
and shortly after $3.50 the guests be.
gan TO arrive. Mrs. Klamp received
them at the top of the stone stairs.
She was exquisitely dressed in black
chantilly lace over white satin and
looked very pretty. The house was
decorated with flowers and palms Az.
ter the game delicious refreshments
were served and soon the prizes were
awarded TO Mrs Wall, first prize, a cut
glass bowl. and to Mrs. Dougherty the
consolation prize, a beautiful belt.
The first pedro prize, a piece OF cut
glass, was awarded to Mrs. Hagens.
Among those present were the ladies
OF the Army and Navy, including Mrs.
Henry Lyon, Mrs. Van Vliet, Mrs.
Schumann, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Albert
Niblack, Mrs. Marian, Mrs. Corey, Mrs
Hannah, Mrs. Slattery. Mrs. Hagnor,
Mrs. Rossiter, Mrs. Harlee, Mrs. Hob.
dy, Mrs. Humphrey. Mrs. Ingram and
Mrs. Cushman. Among the other
guests were Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs
Bissell. Mrs Kluegel. Mrs Paris, Mrs.
Dougherty, Mrs. Hagens, Mrs. Lay
ard, Mrs. McClanahan, Mrs. Robert
Graham, Mrs. Thrum, Mrs. c. Hede-
mann, Mrs. Walter Hoffman,. Mrs. Mac
NELL, Mrs. Sanford b. Dole, Mrs Ray
Miss Higford, Mrs. Carter Mrs. Bish,
op, Mrs. Reidford, Mrs. Soper, Miss
Neumann, Mrs Charles Wilder, Mrs
Lakeland, Mrs Paxton, Mrs Richard.
son, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ballentyne,
Mrs. Hanneberg, Mrs. A. J. Campbell, |
Mrs. Renton, Mrs. o. Wall, Mrs. Mays,
Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. A, Hanneberg Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs. O. Holloway, Mrs.
Hastings, Mrs Schweltzer, Miss |
Schweitzer, Mrs Fred Macfarlane, Mrs |
Schmidt, Mrs, Charles Cooper, Mrs. C. |
High, Mrs. Hutchins.
4 4
Mr.. Alexander Scott, who has been
spending week at the Won Holt noun. |
tain place, returned to town today.
4 4
DR.. Yost, U. s. ~, entertained al
dinner at the Alexander Young on
Tuesday evening
4 Il