Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-22

Judges: Mrs G. M Cooke, Mrs Saito
and Dr. Moore. The general commit
tee, judging the prettiest baby of the
whole show: Mr.. Hitchcock, Or. VIII
kinson and Mrs. Halves, Jr.
X
Macfarlane Sails Away
Mr.. Henry Macfarlane sailed in the
Rithet for the Coast this week The
captain and passengers are lucky in
deed to have such a delightful fellow
passenger Mrs. Henry Macfarlane
has been in town for a few days.
High-Steppers
Mrs. Jessie Foreman Holt. the wife
of Mr. Griggs Holt has one of tie
prettiest traps in Shanghai. Her high
steppers are much admired Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt are living at the Aston
House.
Dancing Glasses
Miss Adele de lArtigue will have
her classes in dancing on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings in Odd Fellows
Hall at s o'clock. She has the latest
dances, consisting Of three-step and
the new waltz, as well as many fancy
dances never seen here.
MeCandless Hop
Mr. James McCandless, Jr., is Civ
ing a dance this evening at the villa
of his parents at Waikiki. James Me-
Candless is distinguished as being tho
smallest gentleman chauffeur in town
Buffet Lunch
The College Club is giving a buffet
luncheon at the Seaside Hotel today,
the object being to encourage gradu-
ates Of the High School and Punahou
10 go away for a college course. There |
are about forty-four present today, !
and judging by the buzz Of CONVERSE
lion everybody seems to be having a |
good time. 1t is very cool today at |
he Seaside, and the shaded lanai |
makes an ideal SPOT for an entertain |
ment of this kind.
X X X
Mrs Wilfred Rabbits tea in honor
Of Mrs. Mills, who is the motif of so
much entertaining, was a very delight
'ul affair. 'Orget-me-nots and roses
ldorned the tea tables and a pleasant
lOur was spent chatting and renewing
I'D scenes. Mrs. Mills takes an inter
'st in all the topics of the day and
10 one is better authority Among
hose asked to meet her were Mrs. S.
VI. Damon. Mrs, w. O. Smith, Mrs. s.
J. Dole, Mrs. Mcconnell, Mrs. Van
'liet, Mrs Grifliths, Mrs. J. G. Carter
Ars. b. f. Dillingham;, Mrs Philip
Dodge, and the Misses Carter.
X X X
The hop at the Seaside on Thursday
vas well attended The grounds and
lancing room presented a scene of ac-
WITTY throughout the evening. Mr..
Berger and his musicians played dur
ng the first half TO an enthusiastic
audience, and then the Ernest Kaai 1
Iuintet club sang and played in their
nimitable manner for the remainder
# the evening. These weekly hops al
ways call out large audience.
r r X
The pretty little tea which Mr..
nd Mrs. Philip Dodge gave for Mrs
Wills on Saturday last was very
much enjoyed, Mr.. Dodges bunga-
cW abounds in curios and he de-
lights toaeXplain them to his friends.
Delicious refreshments We're served,
nd among the guests were Mrs. Bah
,itt, Mr.. and Mrs. j o. Carter, Miss
'arter, Mrs. Albert Judd, Miss Adj
ms, Mrs. Selma Kinney, Miss Kin
ley Mrs. Bradley of Visalia, Mrs
ashford, Mrs. Jordan, the Misses Jor-
AN, Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mrs. Ellen
Weaver and many others.
X X X
A distinctly humorous aspect of
owe was given recently by the dis
inguished DR.. Bernard Hollander of
london at a gathering of the Incor-
orated British chronological Socie-
y. Love as Malady was his theme
nd his diagnosis was pregnant with
Iit and humor. ''The grand pas
ion, he said, was an unwarrant-
BILE prediction of the patient for
ne object, despite the existence of
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