Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-15


will have a ladies' night, Mon
day, April the twenty-fOurth.
This entertainment will be inI
the form of dinner dance.
Formal invitations have not
been issued. each member of
the club is privileged TO invite guests
to dinner. Hawaiian singing boys will
furnish the music later in the even
ing, dancing will be enjoyed. The
smart set are on the qui vivc over this
approaching event, for the 400 of HO-
nolulu have been hidden to the af-
fair. All the entertainments that the
Pacific Club has given, have been a
distinct success this promises TO
equal, if not rival former affairs.
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Mrs. John Kenredy's Chidrcn's Party.
Mrs. John Kennedy is giving this
afternoon an elaborate ChildrCn's par
ty. at her pretty home on Twelfth
Avenue. at Kaimuki. About thir-
children are gifted this part of the
ticipate in this delightful affair. that
Is being given in honor of Mrs. Ken
nedy's children. The interior of the
home is decorated with banana plants,
palms and cocoanut leaves. producing
a tropical effect. A large table is ar
ranged in the dining room, where the
children will he seated for refresh
ments. In the center of the table,
will be large fancy basket filled with
daisies and buttercups interspersed
with maiden hair ferns Each Childs
place will be designated by a lei--a
wreath of howCrs-made of butter
cups, these garands will be worn
during the afternoon. The candies
will be served in CornucOpias, fash
Toned out OF heavy cOlOred paper, or
namented with hand-painted flowers
and tied with yellow satin ribbon
The favors for this delightful affair
pertain to the approaching Easter
tide. After refreshments an impromp-
tn musical program will be given,
consisting of instrumental and vocal
duets, recitations, etc. The hostess
children are gifted. this part of the
entertainment will be rendered en-
tirely by the young folk. Later juven-
lie games will be enjoyed on the
large lawn surrounding this home.
Among those invited are: Misses
Frances A. Clark, Aloha Clark, Goldie
Charlock, sylvia CharlOck, Bonnie
Towse, Barbara Bergstrom, Miss II.
G. Brown, L. Wilkinson, T. Mclean,
Cecilia Kennedy. Vera Kennedy Mas
tiers Allen Bergstrom, Ed .TOwse, Johu
De Bolte, NJ. Morse, Joseph Sweezy
Harold Taylor, John Kennedy, Vim
cent Kennedy, Alphonsus Kennedy,
Kelly Brown, Arthur Brown.
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Humane Society Meeting.
The last meeting of the Humane
Society proved very important, for a
number of interesting matters, per-
tanning TO the society, were discuss.
ed. Mr. George A. Brown took the
chair as president pro tenn and has
consented to occupy this Office until
Mrs. Sanford Ballard Dole, the pre-,
sident of the society returns from hel
European trip. Mr.. Brown Is intense
iy interested in humane matters anC
has done some splendid work on these
lines. He possesses great executive
ability, and keen judgment and this
organization is fortunate in having
him at the head This society IL
WI Nuns INV WI lluh w Il'Nlht 'li'
means of having stray dogs asphyxiat
ed, instead of shot. President
Brown has consulted Sheriff Jarrett OF
the subject, the latter has expressed
his willingness to assist all he can II
this humane work. II Is almost assur
ed that this plan will be in vogue, II
couple of months. The meeting o
this society have been changed from
the first Monday in each month, t.
the first Friday. The subject wal
brought up, that if these meetings Oc
Cured in the afternoons, there wOult
be a large attendance. The hour ha
been changed as well as the day. II
the future the society will meet II
the lounging room Of the AleXande
Young Hotel, on the first Friday q
each month. at three o'clock. Tn
next meeting will occur on the 5th q
May, a large attendance is desired
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Miss McChcsney's Dinner.
Saturday evening an enjoyabl
dance was given by the Misses Nc