Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-25

return to Honolulu on the Wilhel-
nina, March fourteenth. The follow
ing invitation was received through
the mail: Mrs. Timothy Guy Phelps
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her niece, Flor
ence Blanche Mclean to MI Nelson
Baker Lansing on the ereniug OF
Thursday, the twenty-third of Fcbru-
airy, at half after eight O'Clock, ST
Luke's Church, San Francisco
Sbrincr's Ball ut Seaside Hotel.
Society is on the qui yive over the
approaching Shriners ball tFat will
be given Monday evening at the Sea-
side HH0tcl. A beautiful pavilion his
been erected over looking the sea.
Elaborate decorations are being plan
ned for the event This pavilion will
represent tropical bower, with its
embellishments OF cocoanut palms,
leaves, potted palms and other tropi-
cal foliage. The electric light dis
play will be wonderful, and will out
rival everything else ever given in
Honolulu The decorations are in the
hands of Mr.. Harry Maciarlane. 1t
will be remembered the wonders in
the decorative line when the Atlantic
fleet ball was given ut the Seaside
in 1908, that Mr.. Macfarlane accom-
plishcd Tho management and dec
orations of this successful affair were
praised and commended by the fash
ionable assemblagc that was present.
No effort or expense is being spared
to make this affair the most elabOr-
ate ball ever given in Honolulu, aud
1t will undoubtedly go down in the
society annals as one of the most en-
joyable affairs of the season. The
following invitation has been issued:
aloha Temple, Ancient Arabic Or
der Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, re-
quests the pleasure of Mrs r,
Church's company at u ball given in
honor of Imperial Potentatc Fred A.
Hines, and visiting Shriners, on Mon
day evening, February twenty-sev-
enth, nineteenth hundred and eleven,
Seaside Hotel, Waikiki, at nine
o'clock. Present this card at door.
Ball, Aloha Temple, A. A. 0. N. NJ s.,
February 81, 1911"
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Eanccs and TahIcnux Of tie KirmeSs
VIII Probably Be Repeated.
Owing to the large crowd at the
Kirmess Saturday evening, many of
the people attending were unable to
see the exquisite national dances and
tableauX pertaining to the different
countries, consequently an urgent re-
quest has been made that these
dances would be repeated at the OPP
era house If this is the case, there
is sure to be a large attendance.
There is some talk of giving them
no definite date has been set for each
one of the committees who have the
dances in charge, has to be consulted.
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Musicale and Reception.
Members of the Smart Set" Of Ho-
noluu have received invitations for
a reception and musicale that will
be given Monday evening, by Judge
and Mrs, Sidney Balou at their home
in Nuuanu Valley About one hun
dred and fifty invitations have been
issued. Mrs. Robbins Anderson will
make her musical debut in Honolulu.
this talented artist possesses deep
and powerful contral'O voice Of won
derful range and quality, the music
lovers of Honolulu have a rgeat must
cal treat in store for them. Mrs, J..
Tenney Peck will act as accompanies,
In the middle of the program a string
ed male quartet'e will be introduced
under the leadership Of Mr.. Benjamin