Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-27

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- OCIETY WILL certainly have a
summer season this year, and
~ lunches, teas, dinners, and pic
mics will go merrily on, until
late in September. The grand
ball for the Fleet is the general
topic of conversation, and the decor
atoms and arrangements will be on a
most elaborate scale. Tickets can be
obtained as follows: w. w. Dimond
Co., Ltd; Chambers Drug Co., Ltd;
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd: Hollister
Drug Co., Ltd; Benson, Smith & Co,
Ltd; NJ. McInerny, Ltd. NJ. A.
Gunst & Co., Ltd; WALL Nichols Co,
Ltd. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
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Irwins' Guests
The following clipping about we'll
known people who have visited our
Islands is of interest:
The younger set turned out in full
force yesterday morning to say good
by to Miss Hamilton Miss Alexandra
Hamilton, and Miss Julia Langhorne,
who left for New York. They will
join Mrs. Philip Lansdale and Miss
Bertha Sidney-Smith in the eastern
city and all will sail on the Majestic
late this month.
Miss Langhorne will go straight
to Paris, where she will be the guest
Of Mrs. William Irwin and Miss Hell
enc for three weeks, later joining her
sister, Mrs. Richard Hammond, and
Mr.. Hammond in Hamburg. The 9TH
ers will spend the entire summer on
the continent, returning to this city
for the winter season. At least a
score of friends crossed the bay with
them yesterday morning and all three
travellers had more flowers than their
drawing-room could accommodate.
Some of those who went down to the
boat to wish them bon voyage were:
Miss Helen Chesebrough, Miss Chris
tine Pomeroy, Miss Louise Boyd. Miss
Marian Newhall, Miss Elizabeth New
hall, Miss Margaret Calhoun, Miss
Ter. Miss Floride Hunt, Miss Gertrude
Ballard, Miss Helen Wheeler. Miss
Sara Coffin, Miss Lucy Gwin Coleman,
Miss Louisiana Foster. Miss Clare
Nichols, Mrs. Clarence Carrigan, Miss
Helen Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Langhorne, Mrs. George Tilghman,
Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton, Jean Gallois, Eyre Pinck-
ard, Richard Girvin, James Jenkins,
James Langhorne, George A. Moore.
Du Val Moore, Arthur Foster, Will
liam Page.
Unique National Luncheon
A beautiful and unique national
luncheon was given on Tuesday by
Mrs. l.. L. McCandless in honor of
Mrs. Achilles, a sister of Mrs. George
Carter. Twelve covers encircled the
table on which rested an elaborate
centerpiece of violets in Royal Ber-
lin jardinere. Around this were
placed maidenhair ferns in artistic
profusion. Surmounting the whole
was a tall, cut-glass vase, in which
were displayed the flags of all ma
tions, beginning with the American
Flag. Captain Berger and several
OF his musicians played the national
air of each flag as the corresponding
course came on the table accompanied
by the flag, which was put beside the
others in rapid succession. Italy,
Spain, Russia, China, Japan, Eng
land, France, Germany, Denmark,
Mexico. Hawaii were all represented
and the Star-Spangled Banner con-
cluded the delightful affair. The
place-cards, dainty affairs Of plain
thick cardboard. were embellished
with the initials of the hostess In
violet. Violet ribbons were attached
to corsage bouquets of violets and al
so held the place-cards. Among
those present were the guest-of-honol
Mrs. Achilles. Mrs. George Carter
Mrs. Sanford B. Dole, Mrs. Ernest
Mott-Smith, Mrs. II. Won Holt, Mrs
McGrew, Mrs. Haste Harrison, Mrs
Selma Kinney, Mrs. C.M. Cooke Mrs
James Kennedy, Mrs. +. T. p. Water
house.
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Mrs. Davies Teas
Mrs. George Davies was the hostess
OF two teas on Monday and Thursday
afternoons in honor of Miss Fox, who
is a guest of Mrs. Give Davies a
Craigside. The tea tables wer,