Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

ore all the rage now attract many
workers, and, although the tongues
sometimes ply faster than the needle,
much Is accomplished. not | fear, fof
the missions. but for oneself The
dainty underlinen which is turned out
is a morsel. and the handmade blouses
are exquisite. II is an education to at
tend these teas. for the Honolulu maids
end matrons are perfect needlewomen
an old-fashioned accomplishment
which is much appreciated evenin these
strenuous times.
The following article which is taken
from Washington paper. shows to
what an extent fad may become the
fashion:
Washington. Feb. 19.-Among the
few wedding presents which Mrs. Mich
Dlas Longworth took with her TO
Friendship the country seat of the Nc
Leans. was the prize Boston terrier.
Along with the animal came COM
plete wardrobe, comprising everything
from powder pun to silken shawls.
Most costly than ballooning or au-
| lomobiling Is the latest fad started b.
smart society-that of buying and
! keep stocked the marvelously dainty
wardrobe of the aristocratic dog.
Hare is list of what each thorough
Dred puppy requires nowadays. In
tact, the following Is a modest table,
and far higher prices are known to
have been paid.
Jewel studded collar, with lead
$4,000
Jewel studded whip. S75.
Silver manicure set, $50.
| Fur lined coat, $50.
Dog house with living and sleeping
room, s25.
Tea gown. opera cloak, IS.
Boots for wet and dry weather, s..
Visiting cards, 50.
Embroidered linen handkerchicfs
1850.
silk cushions, $3.50.
| Medicine chest. Sl2.
Services Of veterinary surgeon
4 visit, s..
Silver set OF dishes for food, 800.
Total. $33l7.
II Is a custom which society plays ri
! pastime, this caring for Its dog as II
is childhood days II dressed its doll
Il Is a fad that requires money, for tn
fashions, oven in the wardrobe OF
. log. change continually.
The latest novelty is the automobil
: ;eil. which Is wrapped mercilcssl,
, lround the dogs head whenever he /
AIKEN for a spin by his mistress.
!, In New York society Mrs. Fam,
Burke Roche perhaps leads in the mat
Ter Of devotion to her dog. That littl
| l4Uat - al % IiEhng
4 pretty little pedro party was give,
by Mrs. Clinton Hutchins last FTida,
evening in honor OF Miss Alice Hedc
mann, whose departure from the Woo
house to Waikiki is so much rcgrette
: by all her ThurstOn avenue friends
:. Miss Hedemann won the first prize, tw
art pictures. The first mans priZ
was awarded TO Harry White, an
) Lathrop Wilmington got the consola
tiCn prize After the game u deiiciou
supper was enjoyed. Among those pres
ant were. besides the guest OF honor
Miss Hedemunn, Misses lrma Ballen
tyne, llndle Ballentyne, Doris Hutch
: ms. Louie SChweitZcr. Alice Cooper
Dorothy True. Harriet Young, Messr'
George Reaton, Erling Hcdemanr
Z Lewis Rcnton, Harry White, Tedd
J. Cooper, Wallace Cooper, Lathrop
wilmington.
SIDNEY Ball0u, Esq, has rented San
SOucl for term of months.
!, A charming dinner was given at III
4 Mgana hotel on Monday evening b
= rircled the oval tables, and huf
\ gcrtGTpicCc OF many-Colored pink ca
nations in their bed Of maidenha
ferns made q pretty pictures. Soltl.
shaded candies cast a seductive ligh
and the pretty women We're much az
mlred. Among those present were VI
and Mrs, Raymond De b. Layard, ID
l. and Mrs. Humphris, Mrs. Dodge
New York, Miss Kathleen Cartwright
Miss Barnes, Mr.. Howard Bowen, Il
Armitage and Mr.. A. G.. Halves, j
Captain Sayce is new conner, vel
. much liked, and he has entertain'
= quite a bit during his sojourn here, i
: mas a cottage at the Hawaiian Anne
which Is quite popular with the bac
: elors as well as the matrons and maid
D His bridge parties are amusing as W.
n. as interesting. Captain Sayce eXpeC
his nephew on the 18th, from Englan
Another dinner at the Moana hot
on Monday evening was given by N
II and Mrs. Chaplin. Pink chrysanth
- NUNS formed the motif of the tai
decorations and the guests were A
miral and Mrs. Lyon. Mr. and Nj
II olmstead and Ex-Governor Cleghorn.
:. Mrs. de Witt. who has been yisiti
~ her father, Mr., John II, Bliss at I
w. Moana hotel, was a passenger on I
= Alameda for the coast, Her daught
Miss Ellen de Witt, who visited he
A two years ago, will be graduated fro
= The Castle" Miss Masons fame
10 school in New Jersey for girls. T
~ class flower is the daisy, and they ha
On very pretty custom on the day
In graduation. Each girl has previous
rs made yards OF daisies and, as the eli
nj ri In