Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

club played throughout dinner and for
The impromptu dance which followed
IN the ballroom. The menu was al
follows
Martini Cocktails
Toke Points, Half Shell
Canape a la Russo sur Grape Fruit
Sailed Almonds Stuffed Olives
Essence of Chicken Imperiale
Planked -Marguery
Sliced Cucumbers Potatoes Duchesse
Berncaster Doctor Moselle
Goose Liver Pattie la Chasseur
French Peas
l.arded Tenderloin of Beef-Lucullus
Romano Punch.
Roast Teal Duck au Cresson--Jelly
Fried Heming Potato Croquettea.
Champagne
Waldorf salad
Aaskoi Neopolitaine SOuffle
Imperial Cheese Crackers Demi Tasss
Liquors..
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
of Goldfelds, guests at the Moana: Mr.
and Mrs. McClanahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Brunette, Miss Katydid
Jones, Miss Mamie Winston, Miss Jes~
sic Kaufman, Miss Marion Scott, Miss
Ridgeway, Mr.. Sidney Ballou, Mr.. viii"
hanson. Mr. Robert Shingle, Mr.. Wal
ter Dillingham; and Mr.. Richard
Wright.
The music club of Honolulu gave an
oI,}n evening on Thursday at the
residence. of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Richards. Each member was allowed
to invite four guests, and after tho
audience assembled Mrs. II. Won Holt,
the President of the Club, made a
graceful little speech in which she
said as Mrs. Richards first started the
club it was highly appropriate the first
open meeting should be at her house,
She also invited the audience, in the
name of MI and Mrs. Richards. to re-
main after the concert for conversation
and refreshments. The concert was
Iexcellent and spoke most conclusively
for the earnestness of the members.
| The program was as follows:
PART |.
| Tschaikowsky-Sy Pathet-
ique Observation-Disclosures. Piano Duet
Mrs. Theodore Richards and Miss
Margaret Hopper,
Dvorak-Gypsy Song ..............
| Chaminade-"Tu me Dirais" 49,. Songs
Mrs. Ranney Scott.
Grieg-Sonata in G minor first
Mrs. Arthur b. ingalls, and Miss
Else Werthmueler
WClf-Auch kleine Dinge .......
Ganz-Was list die Liebe ...... Songs
Mrs. Walter Hoffman,.
Liszt-Symphonic Poem, LES Pre-
ludes" ............... Two Pianoe
Mrs. w. d. Westervelt and Miss
Hopper.
/ PART IL.
BOhm-Quartet .............. Viollns
Mrs. ingalls,, Mrs. Cooper. Mrs.
Ross, Miss Damon.
Brahms-Hungarian Rhapsody Plane
Mrs. William Whitney.
Grieg-Hidden Love ............ Sons
Mrs Charles B. Cooper.
Chaminade-Pas des Cymbals ..
Two Pianos
| Miss Constance Restarick and Miss
| Stevens.
| 4 4
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ Swanzy gave an interesting dinner
| in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lille, Mr..
and Mrs. Gartley, Mr. and Mrs. Bates,
Mr. Jack" Atkinson, Senator Piles.
X X
Mr. and Mrs George Mcclellan are
the guests of General and Mrs. Davis
on Hastings street. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Clellan have been very busy greeting
old friends since their arrival. Mr.
Mcclellan accompanied the congress
sional party to the other islands. Mrs
Mcclellan and Stephen remain with
the Davis
Widespread sympathy is being ex-
tended Mrs. George Gear on the loss
of her husband Mrs. Gear will prob
ably return to the Coast after a short
period of necessary business arrange
ments which will require her presence
| here for few weeks.
X X
The following clipping from tht
Washington Star is of interest as il
concerns the brother of Miss Katydit
Jones, who is spending some weeks il
Honolulu. Miss Jones, who is very
prominent socially here, will probably
return to Washington by the Canadian
Pacific, stopping off at Winnipeg:
Among the promotions noted in thC
consular service, through the appoint.
ments just made public by the Presi-
cent, is that of Dr.. John Edward Jones
of this city, who goes to Winnipeg
Manitoba Dr.. Jones, it will be re-
called, was appointed consul general
to Dalny, Manchuria, about two years
ago, and established the first American
consulate in the territory captured by
the Japanese in the recent war with
Russia While awaiting the opening
OF Manchuria Consul Jones was con
lected with the consul general at Yo-
kohama, and contributed a number OF
interesting reports from the Orient A
short time ago he returned to Wash
ington on leave of absence, and his
many friends will rejoice that he is
not going back to the far east. His
new DOSI ut winnipeg Is leSdlueu dc
enc of the most important in the SER
vice. Consul Jones expects to leave
for his new post within week.
4
Simple but beautiful were the eXer-
cises at the Spring Day Festival on
I Wednesday afternoon at Ainahau, the
residence of Governor Cleghorn, whC
graciously gave permission that his
grounds should be thrown open to the
Kilohana Art League under the aus
lpices of the CITY Improvement Circle