Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-08
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the evening, for they are popular, In
the best sense of the word. having
been chosen for use on concert pro-
grams by the greatest artists in the
East, and by them they have been
made familiar to the music loving
public. The piano numbers are mel.
Their very old nor very new. but
LISTS "Liebcstraum" Is as new IN
it's well known theme of love as the
more modern melody of Strauss "Au
Einscmer Tuelle," with it's accom-
paniment of broken tripleis, remind
ing us. as 1t must, of the ripping
of clear water over rocks In some
shady mock where one may dream OF
all that IL sweetest and best in life.
me transcription by Mcdowell of
one of Rameaux Seventeenth Cen.
fury chorals brings us back to the
sterner realities as outlined by the
,lignifled master of that day and arr
ranged for our comprehension by
Americas greatest exponent of mu-
steal composition. The second reel
tai on January goth, at the residence
of Mrs j. A. McCandless, will be
devoted to Schubert and Schumann,
and the third on January eth, a,
Mrs. Dillingham's Punahou resi-
dence, will consists of selections form
some of the English and American
composers.
One of the most enjoyable affairs
OF the week was the dance given AT
The Moana Hotel Wednesday even.
ing. Society turned out m mnsse
and the entertainment were termed
by all who were present us sue
ccssful affair. A number of Dime,
parties were given prior to the dance
The bcautif,u hotel was Brilliant,
lighted with many colored lights, tn,
BALLROOM was filled with beautiful
women In superb gown0-it was In
decd gala affairs. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Peary. Mr.. AM
, Mrs. Fowler of Oakland, Captain AM
Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Mary Gum, MI
and Mrs. Alexander q. Halves Jr,
Miss Gonevieve. Langton. Miss iIelcl
North, Miss Benson of Portland. Ore
Mrs. Ernest Witferhouse. Doctor an
Mrs. Bryant Cooper. Doctor and Mrs
, Collins. Miss Tough and Miss Hele
Hough OF stockton. Cal, Miss Ten
ny. Miss Van schuyver. Por,lanf
, Ore, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace F'ogg, Tia
, coma, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
! Smith. Miss Smith of Seattle. II
7 Kilgore. LIT. Lewis, 1t. Burchilelt
1t. Robinson. 1t. Pope.'L Ahreni
| Mr. Wattingtop.. Mr.. Fulford. Mis-
: Winston. Mr.. Jack Mcliinnon. Mr.
f., Kay. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Prosscl
| Mis- Thatcher, 1t. and Mrs, Pink
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Galard OF Chicago
| Miss Wurts of New York, Miss Der
: ming of Washington, Mr., Cushini
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Vance of San Fran
1 cisco and many Others.
Q
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Swanzy's Dir
0 ncr. a.
5 Mr.. Jack IIawes was the compl
4 mcnted guest ut q dinner given b
i Mr.. and Mrs. is Swanzy Thur
4 day evening. Covers were laid IA
/. eight, and the decorations were ma
! turlums of an exquisite shade. Al
ter dinner coffee and liqueurs wei
served IN tho drawing room; the n
/. insinder Of the evening was devote
: TO bridge.
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Q Mrs. Currey, sister-ln-law TO Pa,
master General Rogers OF the U.
, Navy arrived on the Alameda an
= will spend the winter in Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank McStocker
. Dinner.
| Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
\ McStockcr entertained at dinner |
I honor OF their house guests Mr.. an