Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-16

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Carter Mrs. Henry Bicknell, Mrs
/ Westeryelt, Mrs. Love, Mrs. c. NJ
Cooke, Mrs. G. HeGemann Mrs. Wal
: ter Brinckerhof, Mrs. Richard Ivers.
+ Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Mrs. Montague
Cooke. Mrs. Frederick LUwrey, Mrs.
Allen White. Mrs. Won Holt, Mrs. Mott
/ Smith, Mrs. Weight, Mrs. Frank Ath.
erton, Mrs. Bruce McV Mackall, Mrs.
Tenney Peck, Miss Margaret Hopper.
! Miss Byington, Mrs. Charles Cooper.
Mrs. Gait. Mrs. A. f. Judd, Jr.. Miss
| Hartwell Mrs. w. NJ. Graham. Mrs.
| A. q. Halves, Sr.
Those Sailors
Regarding the proposed ball for The
sailors which is being talked of, tho
society women of Honolulu will do
as the world does elsewhere. The
bali is certainly good idea, bat
would the sailors care to dance with
| the society women-wuuld they not
much rather dance with girl of their
! own choice? As a rule, the officers
| and their families are the Srcatcgt
sticklers for the rigid etiquette Which
always obtains regarding this subject
! the world over Tenants balls are
one thing and the great American sail.
! or anothcr--aifair altogether Have
the bail, by all means. bat allow the
society women and the sailors to
choose their own partners
4
"The Rose Maiden" at the Hawaii.
an Opera House went off last night
with all the swing and dash which
might be expected from the excellent
soloista. Mrs. Mackall. Mrs O'Day. Mr..
Edmunds and Mr. Livingstone can
congratulate themselves upon addinS
to their already enviable reputation,
for splendid work. Mr.. Livingston
conducted the chorus in mastcri,
fashion and they responded brilliant.
ly. The chorus was gotten from the
High School, Mills Institute, Kameha
| meha schools and was one of the best
ever listened to here. Their voices
were In unison. and the music of The
Rose Maiden" brought out the depth
of nature and tone. The house was Il
large one. packed to the gallery. which
showed great enthusiasm for the
music festival, and this ought to be
encouraged
NJ No
completed fascinating bungalow at
kaimuki, was passenger in the HI
lonian for California, where he will
spend the summer, returning in the
autumn with his sister and neice
who will spend the winter at tho
bungalow with their relative. Mr.
Gill was the architect of the bunga.
low.
Mrs. Geo. II. Robertson, accom-
panied by her charming daughter
/. Miss Lillian Robertson, are touring tn,
island OF Hawaii They have beci
royalty entertained by their friend,
and were guests of honor of Mr.. any
Mrs. Geo. Hewitt at Waiohino, las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Kimball, who
are visiting their family in Boston
are quite enjoying their stay in tn,
Hub of Culture. The Kimballs eX
pect to return in the Mongolia. Tn,
Misses Nora Swanzy and Harrle
Hatch will accompany them.
4 +
The Kilohana Art League vii! Civ,
4 reception for the Virgils. and II 4
possible that ihcj may be induced {,
stop on here a. give lessons tor
few months.
Mr.. Edmund Icdcmann returned OF
Friday-in the Korea from California
where he was at school, to spend tn,
summer with his family at Waikiki
e.St.by-the.Fire." Miss Ethc
Barrymore's great part, will be es
= sayed by the Seniors of the Higl
!, School on Saturday. June 9Th.
/ Miss l.eona Clifton was the bright
particular star at the Opera House 81
a Wednesday evening in conjunction
: with the moving pictures. Her sing
4 ing was greatly enjoyed, and the film
. kept the audience highly entertainet
J 1t was an excellent entertainment.
l 4 4
Prince David accompanied Col. an
Mrs. Parker 10 the Coast. The Prime
> and Col Parker viii amuse themselve
4 by hunting big zane in Canada dul
A Ing the summer months.
4 Il !;
b Mr., i. Klamp was a returning pa!
{ scnger In the Korea. Mrs. Klam
2 will follow soon
II X
v Mr.. a. Taylor was returning pa
scnger In the transport this week ATTIC
: very pleasant outing in San Frai
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