Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-09


course. much more common IN Eng.
land than IN America. Englishwom.
sn frequently smoke IN public that
IL. In the restaufants--an their com
duet occasions little comment
Yea. nrmly believe In peopl, d1.
Ing as they please" was his parting
shot. ~ he hurried away.
with less than y seek IN which 10
round into shape. the blk chorus. uni
er the direction Of Mt. Stanley Lly
inyston. u working harder than ever.
as they are determined 10 show what
they can do when they attempt some
thing big.
The Festival % Sons promises to be-
tremendous success In u musical
way. aud the students Of the yarlou,
schools say that they are going to
make II Just us great financial sue.
cess. Some hundreds Of tickets have
already been sold. and the indications
are that the Opera House will be
packed on next Friday night Re.
served seat tickets may be- hal a.
Wall. Nichols Co, after . O'Clock nest
Monday morning. In place of the OK.
change tickets.
Mrs. Westervelt entertained on
Wednesday at what she called rel
alive tea. at her pretty cottage in
College Hills. Coreopsis were used
In the decorative scheme with good
effect Among the guests were Mrs
Brinckerhoff, Sr.. Mrs. Walter Brinch
erhoff. Mrs. James Il. Castle. Mrs. AL
Ian White, Mrs. Castle Coleman, Miss
Margaret Castle, Mrs. Beatrice Cas-
tie. Miss Cross.
The officers of the Brazilian ship
gave pretty reception yesterday af.
ternoon to quite number of their fair
friends. The officers of both the ships
in port are great favorites. and yes.
terday's reception was a most enjoy.
able affair. Last evening the Por.
tuguese colony turned out In great
numbers to greet the officers of the
Benjamin Constant. The reception
was held in Lusitana hall, which was
brilliantly illuminated. Brazilian and
Portuguese flags were very much in
evidence and delicious supper was
served. The grand march. quite a
feature of the evening. was led by
Major Camara and Mrs. NJ. A. Silva.
Count Canavarro, Consul for Portugal.
was present and many leading men of
the community. The officers have
made many friends, who hope to have
the pleasure Of greeting them again.
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Mrs. James b. Castles tea on Mon
day at Kunalu was a very enjoyable
affair. The table was set on the Ia
mai, which is the largest in Homo
lulu and commands view of the
ocean which cannot be surpassed
American Beauty roses and la France
made the rose-room, as well as the
tea-table, a Joy. Mrs. Allan White
kindly consented to sing and her glo.
rious voice gave intense pleasure
Mrs. Castle, always beautifully, dress
ed, wore French confection Of old
} rose-liberty satin and old lace. The
, guests included Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. A
: G. Halves, Sr., Mrs. Sanford b. Dole
Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. Mist, Mrs. w
w. Hall, Mrs. Brinckerhoff, ST., Mrs
} A. Atkinson, Mrs. ]. o. Carter, Mrs
Allan White, Mrs. ]. s. McGrew, Mrs
Castle-Coleman, Mrs. Walter Brinck
erhoff, and Miss Margaret Castle as
sisted at the tea-table.N !
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The Dramatic Circle OF the Ar
; League gave an informal tea at tn,
League rooms on Wednesday, Mrs
w. NJ. Graham presiding. Many play
: were proposed and committee wa
. chosen for selecting. Tea, cakes ant
sandwiches were served.
5 Governs cantata The Rose Maid
= en-" will be given at the Opera Hous,
. on Friday evening next. The soloist
1 will be Mrs. Bruce McV. Mackall, Mrs
= O'Day. Mr.. Chester Livingstone, Nj
Y c. T.. Edmunds. II will be one of tn
. events of the season.
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r Among the prominent passenger
G sailing in the Siberia were Col. an
: Mrs. s. Parker, Princess Kapiolan
Mr.. F. X. Howard, Mrs. Hugo p. Frea
G and daughter, Mr.. c. s. Desky, Primo
: David Kawananakoa, Mrs. Aubre
q Robinson.
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Mrs. Robert Wilcox gave lua
n and hula at her residence on Pros
pect street on Tuesday night In hon
or of the Brazilian and Chilean wal
ship now in port. The officers wer
delighted with the hospitality show
), them.
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