Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29

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clever California girl was announced |
some months ago. Miss Jones has |
already made name for herself |
among the young writers of the |
West, and in her new life. which |
will begin In Siam, where Mr.. Cooper |
and his bride may make their home
for some years. she will continue her
literary work. She is pretty girl !
and has a wide circle of friends here |
About forty of these went to the dock |
on Monday to say good-by. and the
departing favorite was loaded with
books, candy, and flowers and deluged
with good wishes and affectionate
messages for her sister. who is her.
self recent bride. Mrs. Hind was
Miss Eleanor Estill Jones. and was
married in January.-Call.
Mrs. George Robertson, the Misses
Robertson, accompanied by Mrs. Jas.
Dougherty, are enjoying a visit of u
few weeks at the country place of the
Carriers in Manoa Valley.
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Mrs. Buck is well known to a large
contingent of soclety's bellies and
beaux. and the following is of inter-
est:
That Mrs. Carroll Buck will re-
turn to San Francisco this winter
and take up her old work with the
younger social set seems to be a gem
orally understood fact. and her hun
dreds of friends here are beginning
to count upon welcoming her back in
October. understand that some of
the details Of the skating club and
the cotillons are already being ar
ranged at this end of the line and
that Mrs. Buck will only have to
add the finishing touches when she
comes back. There are to be the
same number OF dances and the doz-
en- or more meetings at the rink. SO
that one of the favorite features Of
: last winter will not he missing from
this. When Mrs. Buck went away
as Mrs. Ynez Shorb White-she pro-
missed to do this. but all the girls and
boys were afraid that when she be-
, came fairly accustomed to the idle,
| dreamy life of the Philippines she
! would forget her promises. However.
the season Is rapidly approaching and
! dates and lists must be arranged far
, in advance, and the report is that
Mrs. Buck will resume the RESPONSE
/. bility again. II no other plan is
= evolved In the next two or three
:. weeks 1t Is safe to predict that the
old leader will take charge of the
, youngest set again, an event, by the
/, way. that would meet with the hear
I ty approval OF all the maids and men.
Why the Orpheum theatre is not bet.
ter attended with such a well put.on
play as Zaza Is beyond my powers OF
discernment. 1t Is . wonderful oppor-
=. tunity to see the play made famous
by Mrs. Leslie Carter, and Miss Thorn.
ton can act She is simple. convincing
and possesses temperament. Her art
;. is SO great that 1t seems like nature.
Her voice Is very beautiful and Its
sympathetic tones appeal most strong.
ly. The company Is an excellent one
and Mr.. Buffers Interpretation Of the
easy-going, kind.hearted man of the
world was very convincing. Aunt
Rosa was taken to the life by Miss
= Harriet Jocelyn. 1t is a difficult part
Q and was never over.acted by this clev.
: er actress. Miss ThOrnton's "Zaza"
has proved conclusively her right to
8 be q great actress. The scene be.
y tween Toto and Zaza was a perfect
s bit Of acting. The support was good
s and staging realistic. In the first act
0 and that peculiar atmosphere which
= always surrounds an actress behind
the scenes was omnipresent. Mr..
n Cohen should have the support Of the
n community for bringing out to lit.
8 tie island In the Pacific such a first
S class company.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Olson have been en-
a pertaining quite little at The Pleas
r anton this week. On Tuesday even
ing they gave dinner for Mrs.
Mist, Miss Edith Mist. Mrs. Hosmer,
4 and Mr.. Mist. The table looked very
s pretty. being decorated with Golden
Y Shower. On Thursday Mrs. Olson
-lgave an afternoon tea at which were
. present Mrs. Bissell. Mrs. Fred. Bush,
Q Mrs. Frear, Mrs. Bockus, Mrs. Cooper,
!. Mrs. Wight. Mrs. Mackall. Mrs.
: Bland. Mrs. Schmidt. Misses Kitty
n Brown, Ella Wight, Bland (2), john
s stone. The tea was prettily served
Q on the lanai and pleasant hour was
d spent chatting and enjoying the de-
: licious viands.
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!. Among those who sailed for the