Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-12
SOCIAL NOTES

inB MISS MATURING tOOuSOn. lnOse
who were present soon realized what
a finished artistic she was. The au-
dience felt, all the charm of Miss
Goodson's performance undisturbc
by any irritating mannerisms. for the
lady is singularly graceful and quiet
in department and her gown in this
period of spangles and furbeiows
made us sigh for the age OF simplic-
lty. 1t was of shell pink liberty sat
In, the blouse being OF the same shade
of crepe de chine, with bands of sat.
in. The stage setting was well done
and tho picture pleasing to the eye.
Miss GOodsOn was generous in re-
spending twice to encores, and the
fact that one was given after such q
strain as LISTS Rhapsodie says much
for her gOod-nature. II is sad pity
that those amongst us who have
children whom We hope may be mu-
steal do not consider such opportuni-
ties In the light of valuable lessons
and avail ourselves of such world
famed teachers.
Mr.. Tarn McGrew, who Is SO soon
to sail for Paris, was the host of a
gay and delightful supper at Aiea on
Wednesday evening. The guests nr.
rived In time for a swim In the pool.
and the long table set on the lanai
was Illuminated by Chinese Ian
terms. the brilliant moonlight max
ing II as light as day. the lamps beir e
voted superfluous. The delicious re-
past over. bridge, music. dancing,
strolling in the moonlight. and fish
ing for crabs made the evening pass
rapidly. Mr.. McGrew is most poi
ished host and will be greatly missed
by his friends. He has been living of
late at the country place with the
Doctor, his intellectual parents maxi
ing the retreat desirable place to
study and read. The guests includ-
ed Major and Mrs. Cunning, Captain
and Mrs. Wadhams, Captain and
Mrs. Fay, Captain and Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
rit Wilder. Mrs. Edward Tcnney, Mr.
and Mrs. J. s. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ivers, Mrs. Ernest Water
house. Doctor and Mrs. James Judd,
Mrs. Boedefeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander G. Halves Jr., Doctor and Mrs.
Charles Cooper, Miss Hardaway, MI.
David Anderson. Doctor Edward Ar
mitage, Lieut.. Chiffon, u. s. A.; Mr..
Parkes, Mr.. Harry Macfarlane.
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Yellow asters and Australian ferns
formed the table decorations of the
luncheon given today by Miss Doro-
thy Wood in honor of Miss Beatrice
Holsworth, who has recently return
ed from school in Paris. Miss Hols-
worth is handsome young girl de-
voted to outdoor amusements and
glad to be In Hawaii again. Mis-
Dorothy Wood makes very gracious
hostess and looked pretty in a dainty
lingerie frock. Tho place-cards wer,
dainty bits of Roman scenery brought
over from the last European trip. The
guests asked to meet Miss Holsworti
were Misses Alice Cooke, Genevie?'
Langton, Cordelia Gilman, Florence
Gurrey. Irma Ballentyne, Dodie Bal
lentyne. Alice Spalding, Ethel Spald
ipg.
| New arrivals at the Young include
l.. NJ. Cohen and wife, A. II. Buck an
wife, +. CASTILLO and wife, W. Fische
and wife. G., +. Drake, N. s. white, {
d. Coffin, Miss e. Brougher, Miss
Brougher, l.. Ashley. l.. T. Moulti
and wife, T.. II. Jackson and wife.
CASSIDY, G. l.. Tottenham, ]. NJ. Fullc
Mai. +. w. Foster and wife, Cap
Sturges, J. C. Cashier.
Mrs. kitcat, who Is at present vi
iting Mrs. A. G. Halves Jr.. receive
news by the Makura that Mr.. Kitci
hdu bceH again tne NiCtiiH vi dCCiuti
this time fortunately though pail
full, slight one. The muscles ,
his arm were injured. The arm WI
much better when he wrote, thong
still in a sling.
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Mrs, J. A. McCandless gave n mo
enjoyable bridge luncheon on Thu
day In honor OF Mrs. Philip Andrew
who has been so much feted since h
visit here with her mother. Crims
carnations and greens made the tai
lovely and the guests included NJ
Winslow, Mrs. Selden Kingsbury, NJ
A. Fuller, Mrs, Dunning. Mrs. WI
hams, Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. VILLA
Brown. Miss Madge McCandless. Flo
ers were given as prizes for the brid