Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03

about Hawaii because there are very
It, Mis- Kaufman is one of the select
few. having spent much time on the
islands and being thoroughly familiar
with the society she depicts. She isl
a graceful writer and well qualified to
show the life as II actually is-the de-
lightful social functions, the welcome
accorded visitors from the outside
world, the trials of the housekecper,
all the advantages and disadvantages
of living in this tropical garden spot.
But aside from its atmosphere and
local coler, the tale has strong. well
defined plot to commend tia plot
with mystery, Ringing upon the adj
vent of pair of impostors who create
much trouble and amass considerable
profit before suspicious young Amer.
lean lawyer succeeds in "spiking their
guns" Altogether, "a Jewel of the
Seas" bids fair to deserve the interest
that It will arouse in San Francisco.
4 4 4
Mrs. Arthur b. ingalls, will be as
sisted at her concert this evening by
Miss Caroline Sheffield, who is an art
list OF note. The recital, which will be
In Bishop hail, Punahou, promises
fine program Of genius. Mrs. Ingalls,
Is favorite here and always attracts
large audiences who are interested In
her artistic style of playing that diff.
| iicult instrument, the violin. Her
program is as follows:
PART I.
Nlolin-Sonata .............. Handel
Andante
Allegro (Fugue)
Allegretto.
Piano-To n Water Lily. .MacDov el.
Ungarish (Hungarian) ....
............... MacDowell
Hark! Hank! the Lark 80.
........... Schubert.Liszt
Violin--Suite III. in G major. ;. .Ries
Motto Perpetuoto
Gondoliera
Bouree.
PART II.
Violin-Souvenir d'Amerique .....
.................... Wilhelm.
Piano-Teresita Waltz &c.. Carrenyo
Spanish Caprice. .Moszkow ski
Niolin-Canzonett ....... d'AmbrCsio
Zieguenerweisen e. Sarasate
II is with great regret and sorrow
we hear that DR.. and Mrs. +. II. Hum.
phris are to leave Honolulu In Jaru
airy for England to reside permanent
ly. The doctor will take up practice
In the West end Of London. Natural.
ly modest and unassuming he has pro.
crossed in the world Of medicine to
that point where he Is favorablr
known both in New York and London
| from his articles In the medical jour
mails In both these cities. DR.. Victor
Collins will take over his practice and
after the departure Of the doctor will
occupy his Offices as well as his apart.
ment at the Moana hotel. Mrs. Hum.
phris Is not only socially prominent
but has always been willing to aid in
an amateur actress of first class abil.
ity and her husband, as well, is a
clever actor Of marked talents. Mrs.
Collins and infant child expect to ar
rive In Honolulu next month.
4 4 4
Miss Bertha Ruth Young, who al.
ways entertains so well, gave a bridge
luncheon on Friday In honor of Mrs
Hollyday. Pink roses tied with pink
riboon and surrounded with maiden.
hair, adorned the beautifully laid
table. The pretty place cards were
handpalnted and displayed Japanese
| scenes. Each guest was presented
with large bouquet Of roses tied with
pink ribbon. Among those present
were Mrs. Seldcn Kingsbury, Mrs
Parks, Mrs Clifford Kimball, Miss
Mamie Winston, Miss Frear, Mrs
Hollyday wore a charming toilette Of
white embroidered mule and her pic.
ture hat was covered with pale blue
plumes. She Is a pretty woman and
wears her clothes well. Miss Young
was perfectly dressed in blue ami
white Princess frock.
| r 4 4
Mr.. James b. StetsOn, well known
here. was passenger for the Orient
In the Tenyo Maru, Mr.. and Mrs. Post
Wheeler attracted much attention. Mr.
| Wheeler is brilliant diplomat and
his wife. nee Halle Rives, the cousin
of Amelia, is an authoress also. They
attended the reception mt the Kilohpna
Art League. The guests Of the Cham.
Der OF Commerce in Japan were exten,
sively entertained during their biiei
sojourn in our beloved town. A spec.
ial launch with Kaai's Orchestra went
out TO meet them and then at the ar.
rival at the dock tallyhos convey ed
the whole party to the Young hotel
and thence to the Pail. In the af .er
noon the Aquarium and the Peninsula
were visited. Secretary Wood OF The
Chamber of Commerce went out in the
launch to greet them. The visitors
were most enthusiastic in their ex
pressions of admiration with all they
Lon Il.