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

Langton, Katherine Goodale, Alice
Coke, Nora Swanzy, Nora Sturgeon,
Bessie Hopper. Alice Hopper. Carmen
Glove, Florence Gurrey, Angus, Muir.
lei Campbell, Dorothy Freeth. Mar.
gerry Freeth, Greene, Kopke. Macfar.
lane t3, Morsely, McStocker, Helen
North, Perricn, Ada Rhodes, Petersen
Robertson, Roth t2), Schaefer. Spald
ing t2), Towle, Ella Wight, Messrs
Harold Castle, Alfred Cooper. Wal
lace Cooper, Will Garden, Cation t3)
George Fuller, Hedemann (i). ison
berg, Allison Jordan Kennedy t2I.
Kaufman, Turner Lowrey l2), Mac.
farlane. Macintosh, Brown, Cart
wright. Renton (Y, Roth. RycrUft.
Schaefer. Hyde.Smlth, Will Warncr.
8. A. Walker, Warren, W. G. Walker
Whitney, Harold Giffard. Mitchell. Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Ross, Mr. and Mrs
! c. Hedemann, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dam
on. Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp. Mr.. and Mrs
/ NJ. Phillips.
} Margaret" is to be the name Of
Governor and Mrs. Frears infanJ
daughter. The little one bore the
long journey In a wonderful manner
and looks the picture of baby lowell
ness. Little Virginia. her sister. H.
delighted with the new arrival and
! spends much time gazing upon the
sweet face. 1t Is very pleasant to SEQ
two children In the Frear household,
where there Is so much done to MAKE
them happy. Mrs. Frear is looking
extremely well and seems delighted to
be in Honolulu again. She is being
most warmly greeted by all her
friends.
The following interesting program
was given by the Chinese students at
the Palama night school on Thursday
evening:
Music.
Opening Address. Mr.. n. A. Chew
violin Duet ............ q. u. Hall
Dialogue "The Oyster Man. .Schoo!
Music.
| ReCitdtioH ....'... WI. l. All lay
Song ................... School
Dialogue-"Man With Demijohn''
| ................... School
Music.
America. r'
Another beautiful luncheon was
given on Tuesday by Mrs. Francis
Swanzy, and the round table was ex-
quisitely decorated with large clusters
Of pink carnations and fine maiden.
hair. The guests played bridge
throughout the afternoon. Among
those present we're Mrs. Dunning and
her friend. Mrs. Ewell, Mrs. wadhams
Mrs. Switzerland. the Misses Souther
Give Davies. Mrs. Ernest Mott.Smith
Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. Sidney Bal.
lou.
Among the many dinners OF the
week that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ivers was considered one OF
the prettiest affairs. Pink roses and
maidenhair made the table lovely tt
look upon. Tall candelabra with pink
shades cast becoming light. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Swanzy. Captain and Mrs. Rees, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr. and Mrs
s. G. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Focke
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Jr. Bridge. OF
course, was played.
Captain and Mrs. Rees ENTERTAINED
, at dinner on Thursday evening In III,
private dining.room of the Pleasantou
Marguerites most gracefully deGOrat
ed the table. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Babbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern
est Mott.Smith, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
Mrs. Jehm and two officers from tn,
Milwaukee.
: Mrs. Taylor, the florist, has a fin,
: collection Of curios at her place II
the Young building. Her carnations
roses, bulbs and potted plants are thu
best In town as well as the least eA
pensive. Her window Is always ar
tlstically decorated and she takes
personal interest In each individual
order.
3 Among other guests at the Seasid
l are Mrs. B. Hayes Brooke. who e,
4 poets to sail In the next transport TO
3 the States. Paymaster Brooke depar,
!. ed In the Kansas for two years
e cruise He will be greatly missed 4
!, Honolulu, for both he and his prett
wife have made hosts Of friends.
+ 4
The following clipping has been sen
o me:
i Newport, July 16.-Many message
J. Of sympathy were sent by cottager
G today to Congressman and Mrs. Nict
! olas Longworth because of the actio
y of the Prohibitionists at Columbu,
}. o., In accusing her of smoking cigal
s cites. They said 1t was an outrag