Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

, cial set of this city A picture ap-
pears of her in this issue ofthe B ul-
ictin. she is a tall stunning blonde,
with fair hair and blue eyes. 'Mr.
Thomson is one of the leading and
most successful lawyers of Honolulu
and Is graduate of the Chicago UNI
yersity. Miss Roth returned recently
from the coast--this young couple VIII
he the incentive for numerous social
festivities. the date Of the wedding
| has not been set.
Mrs. Arthur Browns Bridge Party.
| Mrs. Arthur Brown entertained
| twenty-four guests at bridge" Friday
| afternoon. at her attractive home at
| Waikiki. The tables were arranged
on the large lanai over looking the
sea. Heavy trays of beaten brass
we're awarded at each table as prizes.
| Decorations were carried out by means
of the trailing nasturium vine. Mrs.
| Tcnney, of Pasadena. California, was
| the guest of honor on this occasion,
and assisted Mrs. Brown in receiving
| the following guests: the Princess
| Kawananakoa. Mrs. Macomb, Mrs.
Edward Timberlakc, Mrs. Samuel
| Dunning. Mrs. Adams, of Chicago, Mrs.
| Richard Ivers, Mrs. Brainard Smith,
| Mrs. Eric Knudscn, Mrs. McBrydo and
| Mrs. Watson of California, Mrs. Fred
| erick Macfarlane. Mrs. Andrew Full
er, Mrs. f. r. Day, Mrs. Joseph Gill
man, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott. Mrs. a. Lewis,
| Jr.. Miss Marion Scott. Mrs. Charles
| Bryant Cooper. Mrs. Frederick kle-J
| balm. Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. J. S.
| Walker. Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Blackman,
! Madam Kimball
| Quinn n-Patten Nuptials.
Mrs. Lulu Patten. became the bride
| of Mr.. G. Quinn, on Tuesday morning,
| the ceremony was quiet one and
| was performed by Father Matthias at
| the Roman Catholic Cathedral. Both
the young people have hosts OF
| friends.
Reception ana Play at Punahou COL
lego.
On Friday evening the Faculty OF
Oahu College entertained the teach
| crs of the Mid-Pacifc Institute and
Kamehameha The guests were re-
cCived in Dole Hall amid the decora-
tions Ct potted plants and trailing
1 vines whose green was set OFF by
| bowls of blazing nasturiums.
! After the reception below stairs the
! guests were invited to attend a town
meeting held in the upper hall Tho
1 constable rang her bell and issued
/ her SUMMONS to the important event,
explained somewhat by the following
! program:
| To T.. VI. Arthur. Constable of the
| City and County OF Honolulu.
Grecting:-. u.
In the name of the Territory of Ha-
wall, you are requested to assemble
| the community TO act on the following
| articles, viz:
Article l. To see whether maxi
mum size for hast and y minimum
| measurement for skirts shall be cs- .
| tablished.
Article II. To see whether the i'm
pOrtation of men shall be encouraged.
Article Ill. To see whether the
| number of men teachers In Kamcha
mcha Mid-paciiic, and Punahou shall
be restricted.
Article w. To see whether tax
shall be laid upon bachelors and wid-
ows.
Article V. To see whether men
shall be engaged as policemen in the
City OF Honolulu.
Article vi. To lay sundry charges
against the corporation. Hereof fail
not
Given under our hands this twenty
| fourth day of March, 1850.
+. b. DlLLINGHAM,
B NJ. FOLSOM,
A. +. JOHNSON,
Selectwomcn.
The woman were in the majority
and a triumphant majority. they as
| scmbled clad in various startling cos
tunes from the picture hat and hob
blcd skirt to the bonnet and shawl OF
The more conservative.
The men Camc stumbling and re-
pcHtant and late, attired likewise In
| uncUEN entlonal garb; there was the
farmer in his linen duster, the meek
est in tight fitting jacket, and one in
| OldfashiOned collar and waist-Coat
Miss Foster, the moderator, called the
| tumuljuOu assembly to order and the
articles were discussed; the votes
were counted according to the will
of the presiding officer without rhyme
or reason 10 say nothing of mathema-
! tical calculation.
The lady, speaking of the necessity
OF limiting the number of men teach
ers, wept as she pleaded her cause.
The speaker In favor of police wa-
men in Honolulu, with rampant fea-
ther erect on her hat, and hat pla
ms a weapon in her hand quite crush
ed her meek and gentlemanly oppon-
Ont who afterward tainted. The gen
tlcman in favor Of men teachers gave
demonstration of an original meth
cd Of darn!ng and in the midst of
most stirring peroration, widowcr
arrived on the scene leading by the
hand two, children, xhom, he declar-
ed he could not leave. at home. All
through the debates the men vigor-