Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
Marie Halls Romance.

Marie Halls Romance.
The life of every great musician
Is bound to be more or less of no.
nance, but there have been few
even among musical romances, which
can compare in pathos and interest
with that which has surrounded the
life and career of the wonderful
young English girl violinist, whose
leap into fame has been the musical
sensation of the past two years
Only just twenty-three years old
Miss Hall has reached at one bound
the highest zenith of fame: she is the
interest alike of the critics and the
public, who love the maid, and the
frail, delicate looking young creature
who can rouse great crowds to a pas
sion of enthusiasm by the exercise of
her wonderful gift.
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Mrs. Clifford Kimball expects to
visit her husbands mother, Mrs.
George Kimball, in Boston, this Aut-
umn and Winter. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimball are guests at Mrs. Kings at
present.
The Longworths and the Carriers
Fare also expected this coming week.
4 1t is not yet decided where the Long
worths will reside, but Acting Gov-
ernor Atkinson has the matter fa
hand.
Miss Leonna Irwin has taken the
bungalow of the Gignoux on Ana
punt street for four months. Miss
Mills, her companion, returns to San
francisco in September.t
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mott-Smith are OF
Waialua for the summer months.
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ing the Robinson place at Pearl Har-
Dor for few weeks.
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Miss Katherine Smith, daughtet
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Smith, sailed
this week for the Coast. She is at
school in Oakland.
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The younger set are certainly hav.
Ing glorious summertime, and one
of the agreeable events was the poi
supper given by Mr.. and Mrs. Low
ley on Tuesday evening. The guests
included Misses Dagmar Sorenson,
Beatrice Castle, Alice Cooke, Violet
Damon, Elsa Schaefer, Messrs. De.
ment Kennedy, Alfred Carter, Rich
ord Cooke and the two Lowrey boys
and George Fulelr.
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The engagement of Miss Dagmar
Sorenson to Mr.. Richard Cooke was
announced on Sunday last at the AL
fred Carter house party on Tantalus.
1t is an engagement particularly
pleasing to their large circle OF
friends.
A particularly beautiful dinner
was that given by the Princess ka-
wananakoa on Thursday evening in
honor of her youngest child's birth
day. Red carnations heaped in clus-
tiers adorned the royal centerpiece Of
historic fame, and carnations made
an elaborate showing on the snowy
rapery. The Ellis quintet club
played brilliantly throughout the
evening and &the delicious menu was
particularly enjoyed, Among the
guests were Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford
High, Mrs. Emmett May, Miss Marion
Roth, the Misses MacIntyre, Acting
Governor Atkinson, Mr.. Frederic
Wicket, Mr.. R. G. A. Peterson, Mr..
Edward Duisenberg, and Mr.. Frank
Thompson. The Princess loocek very
beautiful in an~exquiNte creation Of
pink over satin and Che wore some
fine pieces of jewelry.
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The lunch which Mrs. Clifford
High gave at her artistic bungalow
in Liliha street was enjoyed by Mrs
Partridge, Princess kawananakoa,
Mrs. Emmett May, Miss Roth and
cthe Misses MacIntyre. Nasturtiums in
many varieties Of color adorned thel
deliberately set table. Bridge occu-
ried the attention of the guests
throughout the afternoon.
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Mrs. Partridge and Mrs. Schmidt
who are resting at the Royal Hawaii.