Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-08
Miss Wins.on's Dinner.

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Miss Winston. who Is stopping at
the Moana Hotel. entertained seven
teen OF her friends delightfully."- al
dinner Wednesday evening at the
Moana, the AFFAIR was given In hon
or Of Mr.. Jack Halves. This dinner
was one of the most elaborate func-
tioBs of the week, In the social
world. The table was decorated In
white ana green. with handsome
candclabra containing twinkling
candles, shaded with moss green
shades. Miss Winston is an ideal
host ess, inheriting her love for en-
PERTAINING and giving pleasure TO
her many friends from long line
Of Virginian ancestors--for we all
know that southerners are noted for
their hospitality. Miss winston was
charmingly cad in robe of Irish
point lace, Mrs. George Peary OF
Minneapolis was stunning In an i'm
ported black gown, embroidered In
gold tunic effect. with corsage of
cloth of gold. Il handsome jeweled
comb was worn in her hair: Mrs.
Walbridge looked regal In white and
black. tiny gold butterflies were worn
In her couture. Mrs. Mary Gum
looked unusually well in u frock of
patel pink with lace embellishments,
Mrs Jamie Wilder wore a superb
gown of black. en- train with hand
some iewelcd ornaments: Mrs.
Charles Bryant Coopcrs gown of la
vender satin was much admired, this
was n French creation, having been
purchased In Paris, during Mrs.
Coopcr's sojourn on the continent I:
Mrs. Ernest Waterhousc was becom-
ingly clad In black. n bandeau OF
black velvet was worn In tho hair;
Mrs. Alexander G. Halves Jr. wore
a beautiful gown Of sea-foam green
with jcwclcd ornament arranged In
her couture. Af,cr dinner black cor.
fee and liqucurs were served on tn,
lanai OF the hotel. Among the guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacl
llawes, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder
DO tor and Mrs Charles Bryant Coop
or. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pcary q
Minneapolis. Mrs. Ernest Water
house. Miss Mary Gum. Mr.. Davi'
Anderson, Ex-Governor Cleghorn
Mr.. Kay of Hawaii and Mr.. Jacl
McKinnon.
After many months OF little or n,
music. great pleasure is In stor,
FOR the Honolulu public In the serie
of rccitals to he given this month b.
Mrs. Mackall. Mrs. Banncrman an,
Miss Clark. The program arrange,
for the first evening, January thir
tecnth. In the Young Hotel ballroom
ought To attract music lovers of nj
Classes. rs its great variety shoul,
appeal to all tastes Mrs. Mackal
viii sing the Pages Song from Gou
mods Romeo and Juliette'-whicl
has perhaps not been heard here Il
many years. while the old tim
French minuct offers delightful
and striking contrast In It's naivet
land simplicity. Mrs. Bannerman'
rich contralto is most appealing Il
iIohen's "Stil g vic der Nacht' an
he rhythm OF her second song. "ln
, Flnhling' by Fcsca-is irresistible
Than the group Of English song
Mrs Mackall has chosen for the las
half OF the program nothing coul
more clearly prove her versatility
the sentiment of THE Song of Love
by Mrs. Beach, the difficult simpli
lefty OF Chadwicks "AllahN and tn
dramatic fervor of "iow's My BOY
IA recent composition by Sydne
TicwcrAare all sympathctically I'm
lterpreted and rendered and we ma
well be proud to claim Mrs. Mac
kali as ilonolulu's own artist. Mrs
Zimmerman will also sing scvora
English and American songs, whicl
will add greatly TO the enjoyment q