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

Lihue, Feb. 2G.-The young ladies oI
lihue gave a valentine party on the
evening OF February 18th, a week age
last Saturday night, at the home OF
Miss Mumford at Hanamaulu.
Invitations in the form of valentines
were sent out on valentine day to the
young men in the burg, and invited the
lucky ones in a bit of verse to fore
gather with the S. p. c. and C. c. s.
ut Hanamaulu for a pedro party with
the ladies.
The S. p. C. and c. c. s. are secret
societies composed of young ladies OF
the town. and the manner in which
their secrets are kept put other secret
societies to shame.
Saturday evening was fine evening
for the entertainment, and a goodly
number gathered early and spent the
fore part of the evening trying to guess
the names OF the secret societies, but
without any success. so the ladies said.
Valentines were also discussed and
hearts numbered in duplicate. were
distributed for the choice Of pedro
partners.
Pedro held the boards until about II
O'Clock, when score cards were turned
in 10 decide the winners. Miss Lottie
Jordan. who proved to have the high
est score. received the first ladies prize
in the form of a beautiful souvenir
spoon. Mr.. willard became the recip-
tent OF handsome scarf pin, as an aC-
acknowledgement of his superiority among
the gentlemen.
Miss Elsie Wilcox received the ladies
consolation prize, a book of poems,
and Mr. Sam Mahelona was Consoled
with a book Of toasts,
Dainty refreshments were afterwards
served. and the party broke up at mid
night, all present having had delight
ful time at the best valentine party
ever given In Lihue.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloggett, Mrs. Christ, Misses Mumford
Jordan. Bachelor. Hundley. Quinn. FL
sic Wilcox and Messrs. Crawford Dc
Lacy, Schultz. Rohrig, Mahelona, c.
Wilcox and willard.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Morris Kin
caid announce tive engagement OF
their daughter. Anna Douglas, TO
Arthur Harris Thompson Of Mime
apOlis. MINI
With the coming Of Ash Wednesday
nearly all the social festivities vii!
end, but Lenten teas, and Lenten sew
are already being spoken
Jf, The pretty gold thimhle and the
dainty bit OF iancy work will play an
important part during the season OF
repentance.
Oae fashionable young society mai
ron was heard to say the other day
that she didn't intend to tell lie until
Guster-and she has already been pun
10 the test with good result, OF course
she meant only little white lie-like
posting of letters dated several day
before sending, or, something trivial
Ike that, but the purpose Is n good
one, and we shall all expect to SEQ
wings sprouting from her beautiful
shoulders by Easter-ide
The Oregon girls danced TO their
hearts content at the Alexander
Young on the evening Of the 26th. Thc
lOp was well attended by local society
md the visiting strangers, and 1t was
huge success In every respect. The
girls from Oregon were daintily
dressed and attracted much attention, !
Us they were selected for the trip on
recount OF their popularity II was hut !
laLural that their magnetism showed !
tself-and 1t was-lor they were the !
Ielles Of the ball Their chaperone.
'lrs. Elizabeth Tozier Wetherred, . |
harmlng and clever woman, keeps |
hem well in hand and sees that they !
10 not tarry In the moonlight, or cast |
'lances at the young men. in fact |
1 Haleiwa, the girls were made to line |
~ like military school before taking
heir places at the table But II Is all
one In such a pleasant way that | |
m sure the girls do not mind, aud |
hen they are having a glorious tina
nd everybody Is glad they are here
nd hope they will come again on their
The Musical Club met with Mrs.
rank Atherton last week and the fol.
owing delightful program was rend.
red:
iazurkas-op 6, No. 2; op. "a. No
3; Op. 7, No, l.....,.. Mrs. Anterior
Z, g, Mrs. Merrill
'olish Songs ....,..... Miss Won Holt
'octurne-Op, 8, No. l... Miss Brown
'olonaise-Op. 25, No. 2. Mrs. Won Holt
'reludes-Nos 20 and 10. Mrs. Merrill
ong-"A Maiden's Wish" Mrs, Scott
NeltZ-Op. 42........,... Miss Brown
IN Wings OF Song-Mendelsso
....,........... Miss Werthmueller
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a very pretty little luncheon wac
Iiven by Mrs. Rudolph Slattery at the
Alexander Young hotel on Monday.
The table looked most attractive with
Is decoration OF white daisies and
naIdenhair ferns. Among those pres
mt were Mrs. Lena Slattery Mrs. COT,
r, Mrs, Give Davies Mrs. Humphrey
Hiss Humphrey, Mrs. McCandless
lrs. Tenney Peck and mother Mrs
lcClanahan and Mrs Watson.