Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

1t has been a gay week socially for
teas, receptions and lunches have re.
ceived a new impetus, and the ball Civ.
en- at the University Club last evening
was a fitting climax to a very busy
week
II has been decided that the wed.
ding of Miss Jennie Gifiard and Judge
Arthur Wilder will take place on Feb.
ruary 18th, at the home of the bride.
elects parents.
1t will be a quiet affair and only the
most intimate friends and relatives
will be invited.
Miss Giffard's wedding dress Is be.
ing made abroad, and II will be a
dream of loveliness Real orange
blossoms will adornIhcr dainty head.
Her trousseau Is aniplabOrate one and
enough to make All her girl.friends
green with envy. Exquisite service
plates, as well as dozens Of cups and
Raucers. have already been received,
Tor Miss Giffard is one Of the most
popular society girls here.
Mrs Edward Tcnncy IL to be mat
ron.of.honOr. and her dress for the oC.
CASTOR comes from one of the great
French artists. Everything will be
done with the exquisite taste for which
lhs Giffards are noted.
DR.. Edward Armitage, who has en-
tertained so extensively since his ar.
rival here from Maui, gave a charming
dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel on Wed.
nesday evening. Covers were laid for
sixteen and the table was artistiCally
arranged with clusters of red carna'
lions strewn over the cloth, corsages
Of vlolets being ut each plate. After
dinner four tables of bridge ended a
delightful evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond de u.
| I.ayard, DR. and Mrs. llumphris, Mrs.
Bebb. Mrs Harry Llewellyn BiXby,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves. Miss Shea,
Miss Margaret Higford, Captain
Sayce. Ex-Governor Cleghorn, Arch.
| Deacon Jeffries and the Rev. Mr.. FitZ.
DR.. Armitage also gave a delightful
stag dinner on Saturday evening in
| the private dining.rOom of the hotel.
After a delicious dinner the guests
were taken to the Orpheum by their
host. Among those present were:
| Prince Kawananakoa, DR.. Hobby, DR..
Rosslter, DR.. Humphris, Paymaster
Hazen and Mr.. Jack" Halves.
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Yellow cosmos formed the table dec.
orations OF the attractive luncheon Civ.
: en- last Sunday by DR.. and Mrs. Hoff'
mann at their new home on Liliha
street IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Spencer, of Iowa.
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Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Whitney, who
have been at the Hawaiian Annex for
two months, have taken rooms at the
Hawaiian Hotel. Mrs. Pitts is the
mother of Mabel Pitts, the writer, so
well known In the West.
DIR. Walter Alvarez announces his
engagement to Miss Harriet Skidmore
smith, a student at Berkeley, Cal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Cooke were ar
rivals in the Sierra and are domiciled
Ut the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Mr..
Cooke is a nephew of Mrs. Henry
Highton, and a son OF Mrs. Edith
Cooke, who was here some two years
ago. Mrs. Highton Is expected to ar
rive in Honolulu in few weeks.
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Mrs. de Witt and Miss Jessie For
man are at the Hotel Moana. Mrs. de
Witt will remain with her father, Mr..
John II. Bliss, for few weeks. Miss
Forman expects to remain some time
here. She Is looking very well and
has quite recovered from her recent
Illness.
Col. w, f. Allen, who sustained
slight stroke of paralysis last Mon
day, Is confined to his room.
Mrs. Clifford High entertained the
| Bridge Club on Friday evening. After
the game was finished delicious re
| treshments were served.
Society Is looking forward TO the
| symphony concert at the Hawaiian
| Opera House on Friday next, at s
O'Clock. The musiC.lOYers will have a
treat, for the program Is of an unusual
ly high order Miss Drusilla Marx
was trained in Milan, and her voice
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well as finished technique. Miss Maud
Kinney Is considered by many of the
best critics in Europe to be a genius.
Her piano playing Is treat to be look.
ed forward to with anticipation. Her
own grand piano will be used for the
occasion, which she had especially
made while studying abroad. Tickets
are only one dollar and they are for
sale today.
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| The following program will be rem
dered:
Oyerture-"Hungarian Lustpiel" :.
| ',',,.,,, ..,,,, 900. Keller Bela
Symphony-B Minor (unflnished).
-. -. -. ............ Schubert
First and second movements.
Pianoforte Solo-ScherzO b Minor.
E. -. -, 90. So. .,,... Chopin
Miss Kinney.
String Quartet
First Violin, Mr. Busch.
Second Violin Mr.. Nolet.
Viola, Mr.. Marx.
Cello Dr. Ramus.