Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01
Master Benjamin Lee Entcrtains at u
birthday purt,,


Birthday Party.
Little Benjamin Lee was the host
last Thursday afternoon at u delight
full birthday party. The occasion was
to celebrate his second birthday. The
pretty bungalow of the Lees was very
tastefully decorated with yellow crepe
paper and large Chrysanthemums On
the lanai the little table stood. with
all the goodies, and was decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums. The
place cards were yellow candy boxes
filed with daintic5. From the ceiling
of the lanai long streamers hung
gracefully. AS each little guest en-
tered TO take seat at the table, a
yellow lei was put around the neck
This was very pretty sight-to see
all the happy little faces. The crown
ing feature of the afternoon was
little fish pond which was placed in
the center of the dning-rOom table.
This pond was banked in greens, and
lying on the bank were the little fish
ing poles. The little ones had great
sport fishing, and merry laugh was
heard from each little tot as the pole
was pulled In with little gift at
tachcd. After fishing was over. games
of all kinds were played on the lawn
and pictures of the little ones taken.
BY the time refreshments were over
II was time to so home so the good
bycs were said All declared Beniic
fine little host, as they had all had
such good time Those invited to
the party were Master Roy and VIII
son Jacobson, William aud Micaiah
Neal, Josephine Schwartz, Iidythc
Paxton, Virginia Rowland, Margaret
Kerr.
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Musical Recital.
The formal opening of the musical
season in Honolulu will be the artistic
recital TO be given in the Alexander
Young Hotel ballroom on the evening
of October 4th, when Hugo llcrzcr
will present Carlos Ccccrcs, pianist
and Mrs. Hugo lierzcr, soprano, UNI
der the sponsorship of an exclusive
group of society women.
Both musicians have had excellent
training and are well known locally
and will no doubt add new laurcls tC
their former successes. DR.. Carl
Ramus Is kindly assisting with cello
obligato in two of Mrs. llcrzer's songs
The list of patroncsscs IL as fol
lows, and brilliant and fashionable
audience is assured to greet these two
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Mcsdamcs w. +. Frear, Sanford d
Dole, H. A. Mott-Smith, II. NJ. vor
Holt James A. McCandless, T. Civ,
Davies. W, w. Low, Henry Spence
Parmclee, II. u. Rcstarick, Il. FaNOl
Bishop, c. d. Cooper, Agnes II. Judd
Walter Hoffman,, Theo. Richards, W
A. Love, II. A. Jordan, James Judd
w. NJ. whitney, Ebcn Low, Afrc.
Hooking, w. NJ. Graham, A. w. Bot
tomly, Sarah Angus, Robert Shingle
Jack Balch, Robert Il. Efgin J. S
McGrew, Arthur Wall, Nellie Noonan
j. J. Belscr, A. W. Campbell. Bernie
Walbrdgc, Mamie Phillips, II. N
Hepburn, Elizabeth Church, Olive
c. Swain, George II. Robertson, W. /
Wcstcrvclt, w. ID, Adams, Miss Els
Werthmuellcr
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Surprise ut Waikiki.
Last Wednesday evening delight
full surprise party was given to NJ,
and Mrs. w. Il. Foster ut their Wal
kiki villa by large number of Palol
valley people. 1t was surprise pai
ty that was II surprise. While IN
surprisers were going from the On
of the King street line to the house
met Mrs. Foster escorting her mothe
to the car. Mum was the word an
the fortunate arrival Of an automC
bile with its glaring headlights CAV
the surpriscrs the chance to pass Mr.
Foster unrecognized, and when she re
turned TO the house and turned on b
lights there sat about twenty-five
her valley neighbors. The evenin
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