Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08


A dozen friends enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. Cleghorn Monday
evening at her Waikiki home. The
mode of entertainment was particu-
larry delightful. With one or two
exceptions all the guests present
we're gifted in this line, and con-
tributcd toward the program. Mrs.
Alexander Robertson's clear lyric
soprano was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs
Robertsons voice shows the most
careful and artistic cultivation. There
Is depth and charm to 1t that many
voices good IN themselves fail to ex-
press. Miss Helen llough of Stock
ton, California, sang several selec-
tons. This young girl possesses a
sweet contralto voice of much merit
Mr.. Frank Cleghorn has fine tenor
voice and can be ranked as one of
the foremost tenors of the islands
His voice is wonderfully sympathetic
and is not only powerful, but Is as
clear and sweet as bell. Mr.. jim
Armtage was in excellent voice, and
listening to his sweet baritone gave
II great deal of pleasure to those
present. Mrs. Clcghorn acted as ac-
companist. which is difficult posi-
ton TO fill. for successful musicale
depends a great deal on the accom-
PIANIST. Later In the evening de-
licious refreshments were served.
Among those present were the two
guests of honor, Mrs. James HouSh
and Miss Helen lIough of Stockton.
California, Judge and Mrs. Alexander
G. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. and Miss Cooley,
Miss O'Donncll, Mr.. Frank and Mr..
Percy Clcghorn and Mr.. Jim and Mrs.
Arthur Armitage.
Coming Social Event ut Country Club.
Mrs. G. Montague Cooke, the cap
tain of the Ladies' Golf Club. Is ar
ranging another golf tournament.
The last one due TO Mrs. Cookies in
dcfatigable efforts was such "A sue
cess that there will he no trouble In
arousing interest in this coming
event. A meeting has not been call
cd. but by the last Of next week there
will be n gathering of enthusiastic
golfers, who will probably decide the
date for the tournament. The COM
ing match will he an eiShteen-holc
! tournament and will be of especial
| interest, for the winner will receive
handsome silver cup fourteen in
/ ches high. which stands on an ebony
base. This trophy is u gift from Miss
| Wilhelmina Tenney, who is an en-
thusiastic golfer and is winning
laurels at that game in California.
At the last ladies' tournament that
Miss Tenney won the cup. While
| there are many excellent golfers in
| Honolulu among the fair sex only
one golf tournament has so far been
given. II is to be hoped that In the
! fall there will be more of these
pleasant affairs, for they are inter-
esting. Probably the Tournament will
be played in two days If an eighteen
hole course is decided upon.
+ + +
Miss Williams Dancing Party.
Miss Edith Williams will entertain
fifty of her friends at a dancing party
that will be given Monday evening ut
her Waikiki home. The following in
vitations has been received:
Miss Williams.
At Home
Monday evening, July the tenth, ut
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| To meet Miss Sara Lucas
2707 Kapiolani Park
Dancing.
Captain and Mrs. Mark Dinner.
On the 4th of July Captain and
Mrs. Mark entertained informally at
dinner complimentary to number
of the officers on II. NJ. S. Challenger.
After dinner the host, hostess and
their guests attended the ball at the
Alexander Young Hotel.
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Corsage bouquets of American
Beauty roses were the favors for the
fair sex when Major Duncan enter
tanned Sunday at the Moana Hotel in
honor of General and Mrs Montgom-
cry MacOmb. Tifiin was served at
one o'clock at a table prettily orna-
mented with Shasta daisies and smi-