Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-11
MISS ELSA RENJES
Whose Engagement TO Otto Won
Finckh was announced Last Week.

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Mr. Douglas,i a tourist who is staying
at the Moana Hotel will entertain d
number Of friends at dinner and oc-
cupy box at Monday nights affair.
Thursday evening Mir and Mrs.
William Richard Castle and Miss
Beatrice Castle have invited several
friends to, 6Gtppy a box with them.
I'MT. atd Htis. Jack Gait have issued
inyTtatibnsy for d 'loge party on. the
opening evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Castles Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richard Cas-
tie entertained at a reception, Mon
day afternoon at their beautiful home
on, the. gamer Of Kinau and Victoria
streets, 81 This reception was given in
hqnor of Doctor Harada, President of
the Boshisha College at Kioto, Japan
Or. Harado is returning to Japan from
an extended trip through the princi-
pal countries of Europe and Anne
RIGA. He is very interesting and pos
sesscs a delightful personality About
one hundred guests were invited to
meet this distinguished visitor. A
number Of the guests included prom"
| inent Japanese of this city. The Cas-
tie home was decorated throughout in
| yellow chrysanthemums which is the
national flower Of the japanese EN-
| pire. MIS-. Moore wife of Dr., Moore
poured tea in the dining room, Miss
Beatrice Castle the only daughter OF
The house greeted, tie guests on then
arrival and presented them to the re-
ceiying party, The Castles are re-
nowncd for their, hospitality, Mondays
entertainment was a particularly en-
I iotablb affair. . r - tna'
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The Mikado!' r''i'"'' s.
The opera 'NTikado"!' What perfect
lynHelightful memories and thoughts
this. opera brings to every mind. None
of us are either too old or too young
10 dive again in the sweet and lovely
music that Sullivan composed around
the characters of this opera that is
always a pleasure to hear and to see.
The Hawaiian Humane Society, which
is busy rehearsing the always chart
tably-inclined amateurs of our city in
the ,MikadoH feels very happy in its
selection of this opera. Many people
will doubtless say we have seen The
Mikado" ever SO many times, but who
amongst us will not take real and
unfcigned pleasure in seeing The Mi
lado" again? The cause alone can and
will fill the house for both evening
performances we I6lsltiners on .ka-
maaiuas' recall with pleasure "The aMi-l
lsado' OF twenty years ago, ana With1
out aadottbt' Zach one Uf the Old Mir
katlo'" Gast2 Wfn be- Witndss ofeIthe
'peif6rmante Of the present east ff'fon
no other reason than for Aud lang,
Syh@' 7fhFh6id" clfs3t" is Hot an with.
az, zen IT Would tardiy beMeXpeoted
that after twenty Years TIE same peo
pie would be here. a few hayss cross.
ed the Great Divide and a few others
have left our city but no doubt are
willing to be members of the Come
Back club" Others have been faith
full to dear old Honolulu, and but for
a short trip now and again are with
us still Among the principals of the
old cast were Mr.. FaXon Bishop, Mrs.
James Mcclure, DR.. Monsarrat Miss
Margaret Lishman, Mrs. John Bowler,
Mrs VIM. Dfmond Mr.. George Smith
les. Mr.. Montagle, Mr.. w. Hogs, Mr..
Carl Widomann, Mr., Willie Gregg and
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