Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
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The AFFAIR at the Outrigger
grounds on the afternoon and even
ing of June 10 Is to be a social
event There will be dancing at
both hotels and on the new lanai of
the club. The ladies of the women's
auxiliary will assist, and a big sue
cess Is assured. As planned at pres
ent. theib ball will be set rolling about
four in the afternoon, with surfing
contest and regatta. The band
will be there, and at s o'clock, la
bles will be set for thousand In the
old and new lanais, and the chowder
will be served IL Is also hoped that
the young ladies in the women's aux
Hilary will contest for one of the
Clark cups. to be given to the best
surfrider Miss Josephine Pratt and
Miss Carroll Low have already EN-
tered for this contest, which VIII
make them late for the chowder--
but. then. the chowder will be served
from FIVE to eight. at which hour
the tables will be cleared from the
floor and dancing will begin. There
is some talk OF a vaudeville. at the
Seaside for those who are not dane
ers. The McRae Stock Company VIII
he present. having generously offer
ed to close the Opera House for that
one right in order that they may
assist at the Outrigger carnival. II
will probably be o'clock before the
illuminated canoe carnival Will be-
gin. A score or more of gaily-lighted
canoes will be padded around the
bay in procession, surf In from the
reef and be taken over the bar into
the lagoon. Boys OH surfboards Will
disport In the waves with signal
lights fixed to the bows of their
boards to cast rudy glare on the
riders The grounds of the Outrig-
ger Club. II is needless to say. will
be brilliantly lighted with colored
lanterns. There will be booths and
bowers everywhere. The ladies OF
the womef's auxiliary who will have
charge Of this portion OF the enter
tainment are Mrs. Soper, Mrs. J. A.
Gilman, Mrs. l.. L. McCandless, Miss
Charlotte Hall, Mrs. Eben Low and
Mrs. DR.. Hobby.
Palolo Social.
The Palolo Social Club held its
card party Thursday evening at the
Rideout home In the valley. The
usual number of games OF pedro
were warmly contested, the two first
prizes being carried away by Mrs.
Merrill and Mr.. Roadway.
After the games refreshments were
served. Among those present Were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ormiston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd. Mr..
and Mrs. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Ride
out, Mrs. Chas. Schoening, Mrs.
Wright. Miss Ethel Day, Mr.. Clyde
Wright, Mr.. McGarvie, Mr.. Railway.
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Mrs. l.. l.. McCandless and the la
dies of the literary circle OF the XII
lohana Art League have provided an
unexpected treat for the people OF
Honolulu. Frank Speaight, the great
Dickens Interpreter left Vancouver
on the Makura yesterday and Will
stop In Honolulu long enough "a
give three of his famous readings
before resuming his round the world
trip. The ladies of the art league
are rushing the repairs and improve
ments being made on the Art League
auditorium so that II will comfort
ably seat all those who attend the
readings The readings selected by
the ladies are the three best ant
most dramatic In Speaight's roper
toire, the first, which will take place
on the evening of May 3lst, II
lSpeaight's best, Pickwick. The won
derful facial artist depicts each ant
every character with the vividnes
Of Criukshank, the voice and man
ner of each is initiated so closely tina
the audience feels that It is reall,
bound up in the Dickens book. Fo
two hours Speaight gives a veritabl
play In which he assumes a score 0
characters. He has played his part
before kings and he has revived II
America the Dickens cult Speaigh
will be.with us for at least one week
for the ladies OF the literary circl
have him booked for David Copper
I field on the third of June, and Tn
/ Christmas Carol on the seventh.
Is seldom that Honolulu Is offere
ia literary treat such as Speaigh
provides. and doubtless the Art Lea
: igue auditorium will be filed durin
> the entire course of three readings
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william G. Irwin sailed on Satur
day for Honolulu and expects to b
away couple OF months. During hi
absence Mrs. Irwin and Miss Helen
Irwin will be at Santa Barbara
There, also, Miss Twins fiance, Ten
pleton Croker, will spend severa
weeks. dividing his summer betwee
the Southern town and Burlingam,
Examiner, May o.
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Mr. Harry wichman of unnolul