Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-06

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The coming of the springtimo
ID goddess Easter brings to all a
thrOb. All have watched ner
creeping on, retarded by rain and pet.
ulaEt storms, aud, like a glimmer Of
sunshine. pccring through curtains of
mist, she has danced over hills anu
Ga'cs where flowers and colors run
riot. On she has sped through path.
less woods where trees and buunics
uC'tlug birds and countless things
are all chipping and humm1ng and
ravOtt5Ug with eCstatiC jOv. In gauZy
green, like unto chiffon. the radiant dl.
yinity OF spring Is now emptying a
horn Of plenty.
with such a glorious prOfusion Of
fruits and blossoms, sunshine and
happiness. the near scent of orange
blossoms and chime Of wedding bells
are making all the dancing, golden
bubbles sparkle in the misty dewlike
air OF Spring. Now will come the
Easter weddings and their attendant
gayotics that will make them seem
even Eayer than usual after the dull
Lenten season Of the past forty days.
Davis Whitney Announcement.
The pleasant announcement on Sat.
urday Of last week OF the coming nup.
tials Of Miss Grace Davis and Mr.
GuilfOrd Whitney was received by the
friends Of this popular couple as
very pleasant surprise. Miss Davis
visited here last year and first met
MI. Whitney on the steamer which
brought her TO her fate. Miss Davis
Is a delightful and charming girl and
Honolulu is pleased with the prospect
of her as permanent resident. Mr..
Whitney, while not exactly an island.
or, yet has II certain claim. having
been a PunahOu student. Mr.. Whit
ney's father was the founder of the
firm now bearing the name of Whit
ney 4 Marsh. The wedding Of this
young couple will not take place in
Honolulu but at the home OF the
brides parents In Modesto. Cal. The
hride-tO.be is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Il. Wall, and will be un.
III her return home, which will be In
the latter part Of the year After the
Lenten season is over many delightful
affairs will take place in Miss Davis
honor. Mrs. Walls delightful tennis
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formally. A gracious hostess and the
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Mr. MEYERS ana Lieut. baillaid were
eh,e' 'a',Leu ~ u n,oSI charm'hsiy IN
oI"hai u'l'er OH wednesday evening
nr 'ap,e center was i'auo attrac'iNe
WIN low crES'ai DOW hlled WIN
so,ucn stlloM 'oseS' ne hour after
uin,'er was ue'"'ea I" the always ao'
SorplhE game VI priuSe'
Mrs Ross kin9soury' Luncheon
Hostess'
The Thursday Luncheon Club met
with Mrs Ross kingsbury' 1t being
Mrs hlhSspury Time to entertain the
clnD. yellow chrysanthemums graced
the center OF the table being most
DAINTY arranged IN brass bowl
Mrs' hoWell' Nlsltor III Honolulu,
was the hohoreu guest on Thursday,
Inc afternoon was spent IN dainty
heeu!ework MIS-, hihssDury guests
We're Mrs. howeil; MIS- Gayler' Mrs.
Franc'S Roy SWllh, Mrs' Fratt' MISS
LNula Mco.ocHer' MISS CoWies ana
MisS June N'S.ocke''
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MISS N',ee n0mpsons Luncheon
Nh, MiSS AIice IhonipSoh cothPlimehted
MISS Marlah hayiiahd ny giving her
n luncheon on saturday. The table