Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-03

and Mrs. Longworth-nee
Alice Roosevelt, Secretary Straus, of
the Department of Commerce ard
Labor, Mrs. Straus, their son Roger
and Governor and Mrs George Car
ter. Everybody knows how Mrs
welt, she was the most popular girl
in the world, and charmed everybody
by her sweet, unaffected manner and
girlish grace. Mrs. Longworth is
the same bewitching creature. She
has grown more womanly, and the
honors of matrimony have only given
her a more assured poise and added
charm. Her love Of outdoor sports
endears her to Waikiki, and she loves
the excitement of surfing, which has
been enjoyed thoroughly by both the
genial Congressman and his pretty
wife. Our Jack" proved a famous
companion, and safely steered the
trail canoe to shore.
The Longworths are in the Fair
NhIIu tOthu6C anu I'll { tduy up W
their eyes in social engagements. Mr..
James Wilder, who is an old friend
of Nicholas Longworth, will prob
ably accompany them to Hawaii with
Jack Atkinson and a party of chosen
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Straus are at
the Moana hotel and have expressed
themselves as charmed with Homo
lulu. Mrs. Straus is a handsome and
stately woman who has already made
many friends here Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCandless have given them
many spin in their big touring car,
and they will see the Islands under
the best auspices. Governor and
Mrs. Carter are looking happy and
well. They are both delighted to
get home, and as bonny Mrs Carter
said so charmingly the other day,
THAT is the pleasure of going away"
Everybody is glad to see them and
there has been a constant stream of
callers at the Governors mansion on
Judd street. There will be dinner
en- Saturday night at the Seaside for
the Longworths and Jack Londons
Probably Mrs. Longworth will ask
Jack London about the fight between
the dog and the wolf and send a let
ter to papa Roosevelt about it. 1t
will all be in the spirit of good ma
ture anyhow, and clever Jack London
will be delighted to answer any uues-
lions from the lips of the charming
Mrs. Longworth. The Londons, by
the way, are at the Lorrin Thurstops
on Bates street until next Wednes-
day and will go on to Hawaii later.
They are simply delighted with the
Islands and have made hosts of
friends who are charmed by Jack
London's brilliant prowess of con-
versation, his delightfully."- natural
manner and his attractive wife. Mrs.
London also possesses a charming
personality and has energy enough
for three. She is highly educated
and has attained to great degree
wonderful memory which teens with
interesting "reminiscences of "Jack"
and his friends. She interpreted
classical music like master and
shows both temperament and tech
nique which is a rare combination.
Old Friend En- Route
Among the passengers in the Nip
pom Maru were Doctor and Mrs. M
j. White, who used to live at the
Young Hotel several years ago. Mrs.
White will be remembered as beau
tiful young woman, with gray eyes
and black hair, of distinctly Irish
type. The Whites spent Tuesday
morning in greeting old friends.
They are on their way to San Fran
cisco.
Tantalus Dwellers
Among the Tantalus colony are
the Coopers, Arthur Wilders, Far
1ingtons, General Davis and family. !
The James Wilders are planning
their mountain house, which will be
little gem of it's kind Perched up-
on the rocks and built to resist the
winds, simple in outline, but most
comfortable, -it will command ex-
tensive views, and give an impetus
to architecture suitable to the noun
famous surroundings.
X X K
Rising Music-Writer
Mr. Harry Macfarlane, Junior, who
has just returned from a vacation on
Kauai, has not only written several
beautiful songs, but many instrument
tai melodies as well He is a true
music-lover, and plays the piano con
amore. Given theme, he can i'm
provise with all the brilliancy and
intensity of the born musician, COM
bined with that delicacy of touch for {
which he is admired.