Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-17

with so many tourists in town. tho
streets are once more gay and cheer
full. The hotel managers fairly beam
with happiness, and well they might,
for all their rooms are occupied. The
22nd Of February will be a gala day for
Honolulu, and the parade will certain
ly do much to attract tourists-ior 1t
Is to be repeated every year, SO ! am
told. Teas, dinners, lunches and card
parties make a continuous round OF
gayety for everybody. The hotels and
yying with each other in the entertain
ment of their guests, so they also come
in for the good times. Long may the
wave Of prosperity which is sweeping
over Honolulu last.
Covered with leis and surrounded by
friends Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies
departed for the Orient on Tuesday on
their way to England. where they will
remain year at least. They expect
TO take a house in some pleasant part
Of England. The Davies were greatly
entertained by their friends during the
past two weeks and their departure Is
u matter of regret. for they are very
popular young couple, and no enter
tainment was considered complete
without them. Not only did they en-
ter into the social life, but took an
active part in many charitable schemes
involving time and trouble. Mrs. Nc
Gilvray and Miss McGilyvray also
sailed In the same steamer, for q visit
to Japan Miss McGllvray-a very
pretty girl-has been much admired
here and shown great attention. She
came with letters Of Introduction from
Mrs. Lucy Perkins. so well known
amongst the younger saciety set. ana
was Class-mate Of Miss Kathleen
Cartwright, so. naturally. she was NOT
neglected. Mrs. McGilvray was con.
fined to her apartments at the Alex
ander Young hotel by illness during
the first weeks Of her visit here, but
those who got 10 know her were
charmed by her sweet and gracious
manner.
Mrs. Selma Kinney and Miss Maud
Kinney are visiting the Usbornes, who
are occupying their Diamond Head viii
Ia for few weeks. Miss Kinney has
not yet recovered from her illness oil
last Friday.
on the evenings OF March Sth and
10th the Elks will he seen in minstrel
show at the Opera House. The end
men embrace Guy Livingstone. J. c.
Johnson, J. II. Rowland J. w. Doyle
and X. W. Murphy. All the local hits
are pronounced screamingly funny. the
music is catchy and everything is as
up-to-date as possible. Bruce Hart
mann will give one OF his monologues.
Hugo Herzer has an entirely new set
OF songs and. altogether II will be an
unusually good show.
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A very agreeable bridge party was
given by the Swanzys on Wednesday
evening, Mrs, Raymond de d. Layard
won the first prize, a vase. and DR.. f.
II. Humphris won the first mans prize,
a button hole Of yiolets. A delicious
supper was served. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Adams. Miss
Adams. Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Layard,
Miss Higford, DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Hum
phris, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball.
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Miss O'Meara
Messrs. Anderson, Colburn and HAYES.
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Judge and Mrs. Stanley gave a
charming dinner on Tuesday evening"
Roses formed the decoration OF the
table. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Lewton- Brain, Mrs. Edward
Damon, Miss O'Meara, Miss Cameron
Mr.. Sheffield Grace, Mr.. Anderson and
Mr.. McKinnon.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Bowling
entertained at the Hawaiian hotel fol
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond de b. Layard.
Judge and Mrs, Frear, Judge Lindsey
and Mrs, VOTERS The whole party
went on to the orpheum after dinner
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Mrs. Clifford Wood and children eX-
pect TO return from the Coast In April.
Mrs. Wood will bring sister 10 spend
the summer here.
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DR. and Mrs. Humphris entertained
at dinner at the Moana Hotel on Tues
day evening in honor OF Mr.. Matteo
Sandonna, Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs c. w. c. Deering and Mr.. A,
G.. Halves.
Mrs, Chas, Humphreys gave one Of
the prettiest bridge parties OF the sea-
SON at her home on Matlock avenue, in
honor of her sister, Miss Juanita Hum
phrey The first prize, a beautiful bon
bon spoon, was won by Mrs. Slattery,
Sr., the consolation prize, a rainbow
scarf, was carried of by Miss Angus
There was a pedro table for the nom
bridge players, the first prize, lac
quered tray, being awarded TO Mrs
Monsarrat. After the prizes were CIV
en- out, delicious refreshments were
served, and pleasant hour was spent
In Chit-Chat.
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DR.. and Mrs, Hobby left on the Man,
churia, the former having received but
three days notice Of his transfer to
san Francisco. This popular young
connie will he praat1y unfggad In en,ta1