Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-01

cares to bring suit for libel. she Mas
always considered tip.top here and fo5
bit more imprudent than the typical
society girl, who, because she has So
cial backing often rises above public
opinion" neither caring for 1t or re-
specting It, 1t Is freely admitted that
the fair Alice was strenuous, Inherit
ing a full share of her fathers buoy.
ancy and dare devil spirit, but that
as woman she is more sedate AMI
has always been above reproach.
The Yacht Club ball, which occurred
on Monday evening at the Moana bo-
tel, was a most brilliant and represen-
tative gathering. The diningrooin.
beautifully decorated with tail palms
and greens and colorei lights Clos
/ ing looked most attractive. Boauti-
iul women and brave men tripped tic
light fantastic until late hour. nnd
many a cosy t"t"-"tpl, took place o.
the lawn. where tho lights we're dim
rho little table were placed on the
.anais AMI taken advantage al. Y
was CAV and inspiring scene. thn
gallant yachtsmen doing all in thoI'
power to make the evening enjoyable.
II was given In honor OF the visiting
yachtsmen, and Captain Sinclair. as
winner OF the race bore his honors
modestly although he received many
compliments for his sporlsmanliS"
spirit. There were so many lovely
toilettes that 1t would be impossible
to describe them. A late car was
specially chartered for the occasion
aud spirited quintet club occupied
the musicians gallery.
Miss Watcrhou.e WAS the hostess Of
tea on Tuesday IN huuor OF the
Misses Emily Rice aud Rotb. About
sixty assembled at the hosmtable man
sion and greeted the ynnEg girls. Miss
Roth has been travelling IN Europe FOR
the past two years and spent most of
her time with tho WatorhwIsg's She
was present at the wedding OF kath-
leen Cartwright. Tea served from III.
tie tables and fragrant flowers made
the rooms charming. The Misses
Warehouse are very popular SOCIETY
girls.
Mr.. Alonzo Gartley was the host o.
stag dinner on Wednesday. Il was
essentially an agricultural dinner nri
the guests included Professor Ralfli
Hosmer. Mr.. Gerrit Wilder. Mr.. Albeit
Judd, Mr.. Thielen, Mr.. Wilcox and
Mr.. Ogilvie. Many important subjects
were discussed and the brilliancy OF
the host and guests made the evening
a memorable one.
Mr.. Harold Castle Is giving large
dance At Kainalu this evening He
will be assisted In receiving by NJ.
and Mrs. Alan White and DR.. and Mrs.
Brinckerhof. Bridge tables are to be
provided the nondancers nnd society
is anticipating delightful evening".
There is much regret expressed at
losing the Saitos japanese Consu.
General Saito and his charming wife
have always been social favorites and
they will be much missed. The Saitos
are sailing in the America Mart. Aug
ust Sth.
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen Is spending
some time with Mrs. Walter Frear,
who returned from the Coast this
week. She has been greatlyg missed
and everybody is glad to have her
back again.
Mr.. Edward Duisenberg Is busily en-
gagged greeting his friends. He looks
well after his trip to the Coast Mrs.
II. A. Iscnberg IL In Berkeley with h"s
two children.
Senior Mattcu Saniona. The Italian
artist, H. ousily engaged in painting
iseyeral important portraits in Minu.-
apolis OF people prominent socially.
4 4 +
/ Mr., and Mrs. George Davies are
spending a few weeks ~ the family
place at Waikiki. W. ans Mrs. Ciyo
Davies are at the Seaside hotel.
Il 4 4 +
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy and fam-
, lily depart for n two-wecns visit on
, Tanta'us on Sunday. They viii occppy
the Give Davies house.
4
/ Mr.. p Maurice McMahon arrived IN
| the BARK Irmgard after protraciod
absence from the land which h" 20
tereatly loves.
ell 4 4 4
/. Mr.. Alonzo Gartley is going to Ha'
T wall to join Mrs, Gartley on Mon
. day. They will be the guests Of Mrs
! Eben Low.
A
Y Among the new arrivals at the
Pleasanton are Capt, and Mrs. Fay
Mrs. Williams and Mr.. Bowser.