Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-24

tenth Mt the FAMILY mansion OF the
bride.elect In Nuuanu valley. II will
be quiet affair and only relatives
are to. be invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy entertained
last evening at dinner in honor Of Mrs.
Francis Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies. Captain
and Mrs. Low, Miss Bing, Mr.. A. l..
table was beautiful one and the light
from the chandelier, which was draped
in yellow, most pleasing. Mr.. Theo
Davies favored the guests by several
songs delightfully."- rendered, and Mrs
Gay, Mrs. Low and Mr.. George Davies
sang most acceptably. Mrs. Tenney
expects soon to take trip to the
Coast.
Or. Cooper's dinner for Mr. and Mrs
| Oleson on Sunday night was very
successful AFFAIR, the guests including
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Miss Agnes
Wickersham, Mr.. b. Anderson, Judge
Lindsay.
DR.. McGrew's place at Pearl City,
"Aiea," has been let to Mr.. George
Ross for term OF years. The Doctor
will spend most of his time at the Nc.
Grew town house "Redhedge."
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| Arcadia" the residence OF Govern.
or and Mrs. Walter Frear, was the
scene last evening of a delightfully."- in.
formal reception in honor Of former
Vice.President Charles Warren Fair.
banks, Mrs. Fairbanks and their daugh.
ter, Mrs. J. w. Timmons. The Gov.
ernor and his wife, with their guests
OF honor, received In the drawing-room,
and the distinguished strangers re.
sponded to the cordial greetings in a
charming manner, winning golden
opinions from everybody. Magnificent.
ly tall, with a keen, clear eye and a
strikingly clever face, Mr.. Fairbanks
looked the statesman and profound
thinker that he is. Mrs. Fairbanks
possesses charm, and is a handsome
woman with an ease Of manner to
which one responds at once. She wore
an exquisite frock OF chiffon in faintest
persian colors, ending in a broad white
satin band, the the corsage was trim.
med with lovely lace. Her ornaments
were diamonds, and she carried large
bouquet of violets. Mrs. Timmons
looked lovely in q rich white lace cos
tune and chatted with much vivacity
Mrs. Fairbanks has had hard season
In Washington and really came out
here for rest and change She, as wei
as her husband, Is delighted with Ho
nolulu. A musicale program was list
ened to which lasted for an hour. II
was begun by the Kamehameha girls
singing old Hawaiian melodies in q
sweet and effective manner, and then
Mrs. Wadhams favored everybody by
singing two songs In a cultivated and
finished manner She, by the way
was an indianapolis girl and knew the
guests of honor before. Mr.. Buckley
then gave two violin solos In his art.
istic style, and was followed by Mrs.
Tenney Peck, who sang delightfully."- in
her full contralto voice. Mr.. Witch.
man brought down the house with his
much-appreciated songs, and the IA.
mehameha girls ended the program by
several delightful selections. Mrs. VIII
Whitney and Mrs. Tenney Peck were
the accompanies. Light refreshments
were served in the diningroom, in.
Guiding most cooling lemon punch,
and informality reigned until late
hour, the hum Of conversation continu.
ing. The rooms were decorated with
roses, violets and palms, and Governor
and Mrs. Frear were congratulated Mp
on the successful evening Mrs. Frear
by the way, was in q white frock over
yellow, made a la Empire, and there
was dinner before the reception to
meet the guests OF honor, at which