Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-13

attention on account of her beauty
and charm.
| Thursday was n favorite day for
picnics and one of the most enjoyable
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isen.
berg at their country place beyon I
Diamond Head.
A large tally.ho took jolly picnic
party 10 Hanaumu on Thursday, where
lunching. fishing aTt Lorhing occu.
pied the day.
Mr.. w. II. Graham who has been
quite III. is sailing for the Coast to.
day for an absence of several months
Miss Nora Swanzy will probably re
turn with the Clifford Kimballs.
| The toilettes of those not on the
stage will be of interest to the pro.
fession, provided they are unusual or
beautiful. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. the
poetess. has n number Of original
gowns from which her stage sisters
might get few points. Says Jose.
phine Gro In the New York Clipper
Apropos of the stage and Mrs. Will
cox.-who, besides Matte Keenes
famous sketch, wrote the poetic ORA.
ma, "Mizpah," produced by Frohman
she wrote two delightful curtain
raisers while recently Wintering in
Honolulu, and they are now in the
hands OF Sanger & Jordan, connected
with the Frohman management.
They are both In verse, and while
there is considerable sentiment in.
troduced in the poetess' own manner,
there are plenty of laugh lines and
quiet humor interspersed.
"Aar versus Cupid" which was pro.
duced by a dramatic society while she
was In Honolulu. Is q sketch for a
young woman, youngster for the
part Of Cupid. and man. who ap.
pears only al the end of the twenty
minutes scene. The young woman
Is "stagestruck' and talks of art"
then Cupid gets his work in, and
well, that's the end Of art.
The other sprghtly sketch is called
THE New Hawaiian Girl" and intro.
duces a Yale tourist and pretty
brown girl
Mrs. Wilcox spends much Of her
emf shore hnt Will ,rayaIirc and IN
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erons social onnogamant" ron,,ira
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naintod ch,fro, gowms ond ~ oo,ros'
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wilcox nj The po,mont tho o,har
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sn,sb ~ hor Iates, ,ni,o,,a n,h,nh
was N have &c Nrs, o,r,n, , ,ho, " onnn
inc NJ h,no,,o, ,,,on hv Ergono
Christian the celebrated foo, scIont.
LAT. After invostir,t,ne tho ,eyt,,rn
and dencacv NJ tho uarn,o,t tho writ.
or was moi greatly surnrIsed MT tho
Information that n had inst arrived
| Inv mail in n bip enveIone from ba,
shore home whero abide. E,,ho,ina
iAscberman tho voung artist who has
mastered the ART of chiffon naintInr
The white CHIFFON costume wns
worn over white silk under.slip on,
Empire style with demi.troin m
course the op,er garment was drored
in full folds over the cIoeo Ntt,ng
foundation which followed the lines
of the frnre The skirt was n,Inted
nj the bottom with n deen horder oi
shaded green that looked like the
weeds and grasses NJ a t,eId From
this hack ground arose great snrovs
of golden rod eytonding from, The
green into tho white of tho CHIFFON
as high as the bins In some nIaces
From n distance ono mich, ino,i,a
the poetess to be sauntering through
field OF these yellow flowers attired
In pure white. for the full painted
folds of cloudy material waved as she
moved. Mrs. Wilcox always wears q
costume, extending almost to the hem
Of her gown-this fashion adding
much grace to a garment. The low
necked. short.sleeved bodice was pro.