Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-24

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fceys in the navy and has made
great record for himself in times past
in diplomacy In foreign countries. Mrs.
NiblGck, nee Mary Harrington. was
one of the most popular and lovely
girls Of her set.
Mrs. A. G. Hawes has been III for
two weeks with a severe attack OF ap.
pendiC.tis.
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Judge Hatch does not expect to re-.
turn TO Honolulu this year and Mrs.
latch is not expected until June. Har.
riet Hatch and Gllchrist expect to
spend tie summer in Vermont.
Mrs. ReutDn entertained at cards at
her lovely home on Thurston avenue
on wednesday afternoon, in honor OF
Mrs. G. Heiemann, who leaves the
neighborhood March first for Waikiki,
the Hedemauns having taken the Nc.
lnerny cottage for a year, The rooms
looked unusually pretty, for they were
deliberately decorated with cut flow.
ers. Mrs. Renton Is an admirable
hostess and everybody always feels
at home. Mrs. Fred Bush won the
first prize. a cut.glass vase. The sec.
ond prize was won by Mrs. Hagens
and proved to be cut.glass loving
cup The consolation prize. large
bouquet Of roses, was awarded Mrs
Hanncberg
Mrs. Albert NiOlack Is giving large
bridge party at the Naval Station this
afternoon.
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Mrs. John Soper gave large at
home Oh Wednesday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Richard Ivers are on
Kauai.
Nj. II. Schultze OF Hackfeld 4 Co.
expects TO leave also on the It'll. He
viii join Mrs. SChultze. who has been
In Germany for the past year.
Ills EEcailenCy the Governor Il to
be gwen h. the yppa House this even.
Ing and Il should draw large house
The young people OF the High School
have been hard at work on this piece
and they have their parts letter per.
feet They have been under the direc.
ton OF one Of the city's best teachers
In drama and there Is no doubt that
they will acquIt themselves with great
credit.
The following extract and he 'of IN
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Makawell. Kauai. Feb. 1g.-On
Saturday evening, the nth ins:.. I'll.
tw'pkling OF hundreds of Japanese lau-
terms. the bursting Of sky-rockets. the
flashing Of cOlOred fires and the throng
OF moving carriages gave notice tol
those who were not Otherwise inform
ed that something unusual was doing
at Kekupua. the beautiful home OF
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Gay. Society
people had been notified by invitation
that u double reception was to be
pIvnu thut ngpn ginn h. fh,. hn.t
and hostess to Hon. and Mrs Eric a.
Knudsen OF Wlhawa, and TO Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Spalding of Kedlla, two
newly-marr!ed and popular couples
and as the opportunity to enjoy the
prOyerbial hospitality and entertain /
ment Of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Is rarely |
neglected, few regrets were sent. BY
$3.50 O'Clock the guests were elbowing |
their way into the back parlor, where |
the reception was held. Mrs. Gay and |
Mrs, Charles ElstOn received, and pre-
sented the invited ones as they ar
rived
The large music room at the front
of the house had been cleared of fur
niture. and when the reception was
over the young people lost no time in
starting the dancing, TO the music of
the Watmea Quintet Club. charac-
teristic feature of Kekupua was not
wanting on this occasion, and at inter
walls between the dances the company
was treated to vocal and instrumental
music BY Mrs. Martin, Miss Rhodes,
Mrs Elston and Mrs. Gay.
AT twelve O'Clock refreshments were
served at small tables In the dining
room and on the verandas, and on
hour later the guests departed. The
night was fine, and altogether the af-
fair was a most brilliant social event.
The gowns worn by the ladies were
especially noticeable on account OF
their beauty, among them being that
OF MTS. Il. A. Knndsen OF white chlf-