Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-08

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ford, Knudsen, Faye, Hansen, Lindsay
E. Nahum, Sandow, Hofgaard, Fohr
baldwin, G. Greig, Scheid, Hudson
Brodie, Wilmington, Misses Faye
Finliler, Whittingtons so, Coddington
Decker, Chandelier, Bantam, Whiting
land Miss Hiscox.
Charming Dinner
Professor and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott were
the host and hostess of charming
dinner on Thursday evening. The
tables, artistically arranged with Grim.
son carnations and maiden hair ferns
in deep silver bowls, were lovely. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. William
Irwin, the guests of honor, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis NJ Swanzy, Mrs. f. NJ
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Forster, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilder and Miss Marion
Scott.
W. P. G. Dinner
The Seaside hotel was the scene of
a dinner given in honor of the ami
Versary of the W. p. c. society on Sat
urday evening. The famous Kaai quin-
tet club played during the meal, and
Miss Kaai also gave some pleasing
selections. The guests included Mrs
| Spencer, Misses VOgel, Harrison,
Waity, van Coover and Brasch, Messrs.
Henderson, Otremba, Corey, Batchel-
der Holmes and Davidson.
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Gum Dinner
Mrs. Mary Gum gave a pretty dance
at the Seaside hotel on Friday after
noon to the members of her younger
dancing classes, and also to many of
her younger friends. The lanai was
beautifully decorated with tropical
verdure, and the Youngsters in their
grace and rhythmic motion of dancing
and their ease of manner quite put
their older brothers and sisters to
shame. The littlest ones were espec-
Tally sweet and attracted great
amount of attention by their cunning
ways. There was a few special dances
Wlrlch were greatly applauded. Spec
iators lined the walls and the seats
on the lawn were occupied by those
VINO liked to watch the graceful move
ments of the pretty dances. OF course
the proud mammas looked with the
interest which they rarely tried to
hide at their own. Mrs. Brown, as
sisted by a violin, presided at the pi-
ano, and about O'Clock ice cream and
cake were served to all the Young
guests, and the dancing continued I'M
I'll slX-thirty 1t was as pretty a sight
as could ever be desired. Mrs. Gum
mas the art of imparting her knowl-
edge of dancing and her pupils always
profit by it, She is grace personifed.
and never looks better than in the
MIDST OF group of pupils instructing
them IN the graceful art. The names |
OF the guests included those of Rosa
mond Swanzy, Eleanor Gartley, Ruth |
Gartley, Dottie Mulch, Lydy Mutch.
Wlnona Wallace, Leilani Chilling
worth, Alma Lerqueson, Dorothy
Hoogs, Margery Hoogs, Kaeha Ing
nam, Minnie Ingham, Helen Ingham.
Abbie Lucas, Violet Lucas, India Way
son, Eleanor Wayson, Kathleen Rut-
man, Dorothea Rutman, Ruth McChes-
ney. Martha McChesndy. Lillian Me-
CfAshey, Adelaide Pratt Kulamanu
McWayne, Hazel Gear Miriam Peter
son, Helen Peterson, Dorothy Peter
son, Winifred Brown, Marion Paris,
Wlnona Jones, Gladys Auerbach, J.
Myrtle Schuman, Rosie Herbert, Hell
enc Morgan, Ramona Morgan Eleanor
Bissell, Bessie Seybolt, Ruth Seybolt,
Healani Lloyd, Louise Mccarthy Pearl
Mccarthy, Virginia Mccarthy, Mar
garet Mccarthy, Margaret Campbell
Katie Singlehurst, Marjorie Chaplin,
Francis Brown, James White Camp
bell, Reuben Tucker Campbell, Francis
Cooper, Reynold McGrew Oswald Stew
an, Clarence McWayne, Everett Brown,
Arthur Brown, Jr., Richard Perkins
Carter Gait, Jack Gait Harvey Hitch
cock, Dickson Hitchcock, Aileen Dow /
sett, Phoebe Carter, Elizabeth Carter :
irene Ahrens, Eve Focke Babs Focke
Helen Wilder, Kinau Wilder. Peggy
Wilder Elsie Phillips, Florence Bal
lou, Charlotte Ballou, Hazel auckland,
Vivien auckland, Dorothy Smith, Hell,
IN Spalding, Virginia Frear, Margaret
Restarick, Henrietta Schwartz, Carol