Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
SOCIAL NOTES


and Mrs. Frederic Klamp. Fourteen
covers were laid at large round table
with centeTpieCe and decorations OF
Jacquemont roses, and at each plate
there was a corsage Of roses awaiting
ownership. Exquisite silver and glass,
as well as the perfect menu, made the
dinner not only astronomical sue
cess but an artistic one. The guests
included Major and Mrs. Van Vliet,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Macfarlane, Jr.
Mrs. Charles Wilder. Miss Louise Ger
ard. Miss Irene Dickson. MIR. Kurtz
Eppley, Y. S. A.. Mr.. Sidney Ballou,
Bruce Cartwright Jr., and the guests
Of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Klamp.
Major and Mrs Russell are to occu-
pv the chalet belonging to Mrs. Mabel
Wing Castle for four months.
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An engagement which will greatly
interest Honolulu will be announced
in day or two.
The Misses Fanny and Violet Sharp
arrived In the Siberia from the Orient
and will make quite visit in Homo
lulu as the guest of their brother, who
resides in College Hills. The late
,;eorgc Sharp, Esq, u noted lawyer In
California, was the father of the young
women.
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Children Dance
A In ~ fn nt,It ~.
greeted the rising of the curtain at the
Opera House on Thursday evening
when Mrs. Mary Gums pupils gave as
clever an exhibition of fancy dancing
as one could ever hope to see. The
vast audience pouring into the Opera
House were greeted at the door by the
insistent little voices Of James Wilder
Junior, and Donald Lewis, who dis
tributcd programs right and left and
gave their friends special greeting
All the boxes were filled and the loges
as well. Her Majesty the Queen and
the Princess Kalanianaole and suite oc'
cupied what is known as the wilder
box" and Judge and Mrs. Arthur VIII
der with their dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Atkinson, were in the stage box
Governor and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and Mrs
Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Cockburn, Mr..
Jack Atkinson and party had both
logcs. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Fair.
child had one of the upper boxes, their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Miss
Ridgway. Misses Helen, Lady and Alice
Macfarlano, Captain Humphrey and
Captain Heidi, 4. s. A. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Macfarlanc were In the upper
stage box with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, and there was not a vacant
seat in the house. Chairs and standing
room also being at premium. The
Ellis quintet club furnished the music
and Mrs. Alice Brown was the accom-
PIANIST. a flute solo by Mr. Kaiwa be-
ing pleasing addition. The graceful
May Pole dance, the opening number
was greeted with applause, and the
pretty girls in their dainty frocks maxi
ing such lovely pictures, will long bo
remembered. Piquant Miss Thelma
Murphy danced and sang with great
cleverncss and the chorus, The Girlie
with the Big Toy Bear" fairly brought
down the house, for each girl waa
dressed like bear and carried tho
TEDDY Bears" In a most affectionate
manner the acting being naturally aud
perfectly done. The Indian number
Laughing Water" was quite move!
end the costumes were very becoming
10 the charming girls. Miss Hazel
Buckland's sun dance was exquisitely
done and the whole number gave great
please. Next came THE Seasons, -
with handsome little Kinau Wilder "a
cupid" Never could one see a more
perfect specimen OF baby loveliness
than this little lot, who looked the part
to perfection, even TO the shy little ali
with which she bowed to the audience
The house fairly rocked with apprecia
zion, and as Spring, Summer, Autumn
and Winter succeeded each other, each
lovelier than the preceding season, al
encore was insisted upon, but not re-
sponded to. Miss Helen Center ant
Reynold McGrew gave u song and
dance, Back. Back to Baltimore" witt
much style, their gestures and dane
Ing being perfect. Miss Hazel Buck
land then gave graceful French dance
In her bewitchirg manner, which wa!
followed by the Witches chorus and
dance, isle of SDice" with Vernor