Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-25
SOCIAL NOTES

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ruary goth and 22nd, which will be
preceded by THE Dolly Dialogues"
given by DR.. and Mrs. +. II. Hum.
phris. Arabian Nights" is the name
of the play.
Seaside Hop
There was most enjoyable hop at
the Seaside hotel last evening, given
for the officers and ladies' of the trans.
port Crook. There we're many pretty
girls present and among others were
the Misses Winston, Miss Olmstead,
Miss Jordan, and among the married
bellies Mrs. Newall, Mrs Brooke, Mrs.
James Wilder and many others. Mrs.
Newhall has been quite i'll, but looked
the picture Of health. Her sisters, the
Misses winston, are beautiful girls,
and they seem quite enamored with
out beautiful climate The lights were
particularly well arranged, the glaring
electrics being shrouded in red, max.
ing everything look well under its fat.
tering radiance. Ernest Kaai's or.
chestra played and sang as usual, and
the twosteps and waltzes continued
until late hour Mr. Stout is doing
all he can to make the hops a success.
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Hartwell- Carter Wedding
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Hart.
well and Miss Cordelia Carter took
place at the residence of J. r. Gait,
Esq, on Liliha street, Tuesday even.
ing at seven.thirty o'clock. 1t was
necessarily a quiet one owing to the
illness Of Mr.. Gait. The drawing.room,
where the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. II. II. Parker, artistically
decorated with white roses, orchids
and ferns, looked very attractive. The
bride, a handsome girl, wore an ex.
quisite creation of white lace over
white satin. The veil of cream lace
was most becoming and she carried a
bouquet of white orchids She was
attended by Miss Juliette Hartwell, a
| sister of the groom. The pretty
bridesmaid was dressed In pink crepe
| de chene, and she carried pink roses.
The groom was supported by Mr.. q.
| l.. Sorenson, and the bride was given
into the keeping of the groom by ex,
Governor George Carter, her brother.
Only the immediate relatives were
present, and directly after the cere.
| mony Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell
motored to Kaalawai to spend their
honeymoon. The families Of both the
bride and groom are most prominent
| Charles Hartwell is the son of Chief
Justice Hartwell, a man OF distin
guished ancestry, and closely identi
fed with the interests of the Islands
while the bride is allied to the Carriers
who have always been prominent in
affairs Of men and state since the be
| ginning of the invasion of the whit,
man.
Tuesday is always Waikiki day and
there were many guests at Kai, the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Castle
The hostess received her friends In
the library, which Is one of the coslest
rooms In the mansion, and Mrs. Allan
White, Mrs. Walter Brinckerhof and
| Miss Anna Paris assisted at the tea
table. Mrs. Francis Swanzy made de
licious coffee from new patent urr
recently brought from the east. Mrs
Castle was exquisitely dressed In
white silk crepe de chene. rare ole
lace draping the bodice and skirt
while a shawl of old lace hung grace
fully from her shoulders. She is look
ing unusually well and entertained II
her usual charming manner. Mrs. Al
Ian White consented to sing in the
Rose room the latter part of the al
ternoon, and everybody listened will
delight to the magnificent voice which
has not been heard for so long. Sew
eral choice selections were gloriusl.
rendered. Mrs. Allan White woulC
grace the Grand Opera House II
Paris and is the finest amateur sing
Der we ever heard. She is celebrated
both at home and abroad.
4 4 4
Saturday last was a busy day TO
Haleiwa hotel. The day was perfec
and many people took advantage o
1t and visited the hotel. The visitor
were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Bolt, Tia
coma Mr.. Paul Isenberg brought
Nevin, Allen M. Boyle, w. d. Nc
Bryde, A. NJ. McBryde, by auto. ]. A
Kennedy had happy party of clever
who arrived by automobile for lunch
They were Mrs. Long Of Spokane
Captain Thomas, Mrs. and Miss Heer
ey, Capt, A. w. Walton, Alaska, Mrs
H. C. Wootten, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Bromley, Stanley G. Kennedy and MI
, White. Mrs. B. MacKueeidle OF Lor
don, Mrs. S. e. Damon, and r. r. Bod
, arrived by train for lunch. The TO
| lowing registered for lunch, passin
through on the automobile enduranc
run: E. o. White, L. II. Lewis, j. {
Quinn, G. Nellis, j. r. Watkins, d,
Walter p. Brinckerhoff, James w. "