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EVKNINO nifLLETIN, HONOLULU, T. I!.. SATUttDAY, SUIT. H. IP 10.
Society Delle to Wed Naval Officer.
On tho twentieth or this month Miss
llnrel Mntiil llnrrtuan will become Ihe
lirld- or Lieutenant Wllllnm Henry
Muiiler. This wedding will not lie n
large affair, nbout ono hundred guests
will be present. Tlio ceremony will
lie performed nt half nftr eight
o'clock nt the prospective bride's par
ents hcnullful home on Kowato street.
Tho Impressive Episcopal service will
lie used b Canon Anlt Tho color
for tho decorative scheme -will ho n
shinies of rose, from u deep shade to
a p.ile pink. Tho c-ei oniony will lie
pei formed In Ihe artistic dining room,
this iioiii will lie entirely In whlto
and green. Miss 1-loronco I tollman
will he Iho maid of honor, Mian Ocne
Tieve Hocking nml Mies Shll Hock
ing tho two younger sisters of tho
pi.-spectlvo lirldo, nml little Miss Mar.
g.uet Wnll will net ns flower girls.
Miss, Hazel Hoffman Is a very point
lar girl In tho society elrclrs of J-n-iiilii.
her picture and the picture
of her fiance appear on pago twelve.
Miss Horrman is a petit deml-brun-rlto
with largo brown eyes. nm curly
hair. She Is winsome nml gracious In
in-inner nnd ikisscksck many friends.
This ntlractlve girl met Lleutenani I
M.mler lour years ago. when he was I
viniionfMi ncro on mo IJ. 8. S. Itov- Pi
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S, Hov-1
(into
suiter AinniitnB. Lieutenant
.Miintor comes from nn old family In
llalllnioie. Md. This gallant officer
nnd his young lirldo will visit In tho
Kouth; (hey will leave for tho Coast
a
South
Miortiy liner tno wedding. Llciitcuant corner. Th- thirty guests were soil
Munter will Imvo n. three months' ed nt four long tables, made vivid
Pave, so tho honeymoon, will ho n In color by masses of red dahlias. In
piotracted ono. Tho first of tho year tcnnlngled with yellow and red shaded
this ofllcer will net ns executive) offl-1 candles, Mrs. I'opo received In n gown
cer of the U. S. S. Mohawk, which of silver, embroidered chiffon of pale
Is stationed nt Tompklnsvllle, N. Y. lavender over satin, nnd tho guests nt
Miss Horrinnn has been tho recipient her table were: Mr nnd Mrs. W. 0.
of iiiimetous engigenicnt prebent,' Irwin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm II. Croc-1
nmoiiB Ihe most beautiful Is n large ker, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kugeno Mnrtln, Mr. :
solid silver punch bowl, which was and Mrs. Frederick McNcar, Mr. nn.t I
present to her during Irr sojourn In ' Mrs. It. 11. Sprnguc, Mr. and Mrs. !
tho Orient. This gift wns from n Henry T. Scott. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
rolerlu of friends belonging to tho
American colony nt Hongkong, China,
Mr. and Mrs. Chllllngworth's Pol
Supper.
Monsieur and Madam Droyfus were
Iho complimented guests nt n pol sup
purwlilcli was given-Tuesday oven
Ingfliy Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles Chilling
worth. This delightful cntcrtnlnmcnt
wns given nt-tlio Jittors' bungalow
tin King street. Tho guests were
tented nt a leng tahlo, which was
ladeued with Hawaiian delicacies. Tho
color Kchemo wns yellow and green,
nt each place wcro lllnia lets. Inter
mingled vvllh malle. In tho center of
the table was a largo silver epemo
filled with Hawaiian fruits. Dur
ing the ropast Hawaiian melodies were
snug, end many toasts proposed com
plimentary to tho guests of honor.
After supper, Madam Dreyfus was pre
vailed up to sing, and In her cus
tomary manner, held her audience
spellbound. Later in tho evening tho
guests participated In dancing until
n Into hour. Among thoso present
weio: Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Chilling
.win Hi. I'rlnco nnd l'rlnccss .Kalanl
sinaolo, Moualcur nnd Madam Drey
fus, Mr. Hairy Simpson, Miss Mag
gie McIntyre,-.Iudgo nnd Mrs. Alex-
nniler Uobertson. Mr, Krank Thomp
son, Miss Kalu ".Mclntyre, Mr. and
Mm. I-". Hona, Mr. Chester Doyle,.
Miss Dwlghl, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B.
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis
on. Mr. and Mrs. .1 nines Jaegar, Mr.
Cnm Walltor, Mr. Waller Doyle, Mr.
nnd Mrs Irwin. Mr. nnd Mrs, Smith
ies, Mr. Krnnk Mclntyro, Mr. Uowen.
Mrs. Cooper Entertains.
A picnic supper given by Mrs,
cynrles Ilryaut Cooor. Thursday
evening, created n pleabant diversion
from tho conventional form or enter
taining such as dinners and bridges.
Tho party of eighteen motored to
"Under Cllffb" tho country hamo of
Hit) Cooper's, on tho eastern sldo of
Diamond Head Tfio pally arrived at
thin beautiful summer homo shortly
nfter llvo o'clock, nnd took 11 dip In
"the briny deep" bulum supper This
leii.ist was served Ut n long table
picnic fashion, underneath tho trees,
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The grounds were lighted with Chi
nese lanterns This enlcrtnlnmcnt
was given In honor of Mrs Hubert
Vos, nml her daughter. Miss Annie
Oraliam . Honolulans will I., sorry to
hear .hat Mrs. Vos has, decide to
lli,,i' i"i me iiiuiiiinini on mo it'tii
of this month. Miss Graham has nl
most decided nit to go, but to spend
the winter with her grandmother,
Mrs. Coney. Miss Ornhnm Is ono of
Iho most Irnutlfiil girls that has -over
vlsltej In these Islnnds nnd has been
tho Incentive for much entertainment.
Sho Is n tall, willowy brunette, with
largo cxpresslvo brown eyes, nnd
dark wavy brown hair Only tho In
timate friends of tho guests of honor
v.-cro Invited to Mrs. Charles Ilryaut
Cooper's picnic supper. Among them
were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Castle, Mr.
nml. Mrs. Wlnlfrrit ISabbltt, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. 1'. 1'iosscr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will'
tcr l-'rnncU Dllllnglnm. Mrs. Ncwliv
of Pasadena, Oil., Mr. J. II Coney of
ICaual. Mr. Harold Dillingham. Mr
llobert McCorrlFton, Mr Hnhron Wn
ker an 1 Mr. Wllllnm Iloth.
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In compliment to Mlrs Helen lr"-'-i
end lier fiance, Tcmpli-ton drec'tor,
Mr. and m'is. rioirgo fop, en.erlil.;:
rd .-,. n n,nni.i. .iinn.r ... mm
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IVich t oden nn Stmdiiv eenlni!. With
Iocs hlazlnir In Ihn two hm.ii nre.
places and red nnd yellow laut nn
carllng a soft glow overheal. Ihe In-
f-rlor made an nrtlstic picture S'.nn-:
hh melodies floated from n scrcenel
W. Clark. Mcsdames: .1. II. Crockett
Walter S. Martin, Jennie Crocker, Vlr
glnln JoKlffo, Leo Olrvln, Isnbcl Spra
File, Elizabeth New hall. Messrs: Jos-'
cph ncdllng, K Iwnrd Grccnway, Alex
under I llley, I'rc3cott Scott, Dcrt
Payne, Douslas Orant Teddy Eyre.
Tho Misses Woods, Elizabeth. S. I-Y
r.xamlner, Aug. 23.
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Mrs. Waterhouce's Dinner,
Mis, Ernest Wnterhouso eutcrtnln
cd at dinner Tuojdny ovenlug In hon
or of Miss Eleanor Wntcrluuso and
Mr. Oeorg lscnberg. Tho cngigu
r.ieut of this young couplo was an
nounced last vvpek. This entertain
ment was In the nature of n dinner.
Tho decorations vvero In gr'cn nnd
gold. Corel s, weio laid for ten, tho
place cards wcro miniature cuplds.
Tor tho present Mrs. Wattrhouso and
her two daughters- nro Bojournlng up
Tantalus, to oscapo tho heat In town.
They will remain In Ibis mount-iin
ictrcnt until tho sailing of the Mil
rama, when they will embark for En
tope Mr. Irwin's C'nner.
lied carnations combined with maid
en hair ferns, made a beautiful dec
oration far tho dinner table nt which
Mr. Irwin acted as host Saturday oven
lug. This dinner was given nt tho
Moanu Hotel. Covers wcro laid for
tix. Handbomo silver candelabra,
containing candle, nhadod with scar
let silk shades, which ihcl a becini
ing glow ovpr tho nsscnibled guests
After il'nner tho parly attended the
jnlo bill, v-dilch was given nt tho Mo
nun lloin. Among Mr. Irwin's quests
we-.e: Mr. Itoberls, Mr. Klrkpjtrlck.
Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Whitney, Mrs. Hob-
cits, Mrs. It win.
Mrs. Weaver's Tea.
Mrs, Ellen Weaver entertained In
formally nt ten, Monday afternoon. In
honor of Mr. nnd Mrs Lynch of Chi
cago. Tt;a was served under the
spreading banynn lice, tho tea table
was ndoi nod with laign inagnolH
blosBomu Mrs Weaver's daughter
Mrs, Clarissa Ilnclofeld prcsldcjl
gracefully at the lea table, a pleasant
hour nf chlt-chnt was enjoyed by tho
fJ FILING CABINETS hve
We carry a Complete Stock, of these well-known Cabinets in
v - , 't
Wood and Steel
Sujpply Co.
guests. Among those g.oupe.l nround of Miss Helena Irwin. Miss Irwin
tho ten table woie: Mr. nnd Mrs. is duo to arrive I rum Santa llnthiitn
l.)iich. Judge and Mrs Snnfnnl II Hole, today nnd Bhe, with her llnnce, Tim
Mr. nnd Mrs. D.ivld Lyman of Chi- pleton Crocker, will ho the motifs of
cngo, Mrs. V.llon Weivcr nnd ethers, many of the social lotl ltie.i nt Del
, Monte. S. F. Examiner.
Prince Kalanlanaole' Stag Luncheon. '
i I'rlnco Katnnlnnaolo made n genial I The Oceanic liner Slerrn, which nr
host Thursday when lie entertained nt riled vestordny Irom Honolulu, Imd
a slag luncheon. ,Tho tnblo wns
massed with La franco roses nnd
maiden hair fcrff. At ono o'clock a
delirious repast was served, after
Uc io part
,,,, ,, , M(anaf,
motored to the
iia. Among those
present were: I'rlnco Knlanlnuaolc,
Monsieur Dreyfus, Mr. (,eorgo Smith
ies Mr. Charles Ohllllngworth nnd
Mr. Iloweu nnd others.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis nnd Mr.
Donald Lewis hnvo taken apartments
nt the Young Hotel. Mr. and Mrs.
U-wls mid their son hnvo been so-1
Joimilng for the past flo weeks nt j
tho Sim I'nrkcr home tin Mt. Tnlita-
lus. During their stay mi the mou:i -
tain side, they kept "oiien house" nnd
gave much plcnsuri to their numer
ous Honolulu friends, for the delight
ful cllmq of Tantalus was thorough
Jy enjoyed by their numerous guests.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. I'ennlmorc and Mr.
and Mrs. Holmes of San Francisco.
entertained Thursday In honor of Ma
jor and Mrs. Kennedy of Tort Shnf-
or nnd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, i
Tho tnblo wis decorated In pink nnd
Rreon-the place cards weioorhament
c' "m n wnvrnlloM design. Aflc.
.llif.AM 1.. unrlu nflititilml Mm! fill
illn-T the party attended Madam
I v yfus' concert which was given
Thursday evening In the concert room
c' " J,oana ""'I1'
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Mr; ""'.'r"1'. ''",,
ixton will sail
on tho 10th of nils inontli lor 1110
mainland, whrro they will enjoy nn 1
extended Hip through the Eastern j
Stnles. This popular couple will en-
Joy a siowy Christmas In tho Ear East. I
Tor they nro not planning to return to -
Honolulu until 1911. During their',
absence Mr. and Mrs. Hepburn lite'
Madgo McCnndlcss. will occupy their
homo In Manoa. Valley.
Mrs. Harold Dllllnghum, who since
her nrrivul from Honolulu, has con
tinued to be so much fetcd( villi leave
In a duy or so for Del Monto (o .en
Joy the golf tournament us the guest
For
School Shoes
None better than those carried by us
Get full
by
The Regal Shoe Store
McOandiess
ymmmmmmwwmimmm ifflifi mmmm
Globe-Wernicke
uinnng other passengers alumni
l'rlnccss Dnvld Kiiwnnnnakon, who
has spent the summer nt her Islnnd
home. The Prlnccrs will again enjoy
n winter In fc'iin Francisco In her nt
tractive restdenco In 1'rcsldlo ttrrnre.
S. V Hxnmllior.
The V. S. 8. Charleston Is expect
ed to arrive In Honolulu on Ihe fif
teenth of this month, imd wilt re
main for a week or ten day?. The
orilcer en tho Charleston have num
erous friends In Honolulu, ft number
of illinium, dnnces nnd brldgj parties
nro being planned In their honor,
Mr. Plnchon't Dinner.
Mi1, rinelion entertained nl dinner
Thursilny evening nt the Muaim Hotel
The table was In scirtct. A delicious
lepast was served at seven o'clock
nfter dinner tho host and Ills guests
attended the musical recital by Ma
dam Drej fus.
Miss Klllberlue Rlcplions, nleen nf
Captain nml Mrs1. Marix of Iho tr. H
Marino Corns Is visiting I.iciiten-inl
nim- jirM, Cunningham nt ill!iun.
Miss Stei hens will remain for tho
regimental hop which will bo given
nt Ihe Klrt'.i Cavalry Tost, Saturday
evening.
Monsieur and Madam Dreyfus.
The luncheon glu-i: Krldny by Mon
sieur and Madam Louis Ilrejfus was
,n delightful nfTnlr. Tli limeiieini wns
given nt Iho Alexander Young Hotel
In honor of Mr. nml Mr. Onirics Chi
llngwerth.
Mies Lucas to Visit On Hawaii,
Mls Sara Lucas will visH Mr. nnd
Mrs. Samuel Johnson nt their home
'nt I'nlina. Il.-iwnll. Whllo pn Hawaii
Miss Lucas will visit several weeks
at tho Volcano House.
Mr. and Mis. K. Olson of Knhiiku.
niiiioiinco the engagement of their
dntighter. (Iraee llohr. to WllHniii Ar
thur (.'leghorn.
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buying from us
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ESTELLE HEARTT DREYFUS
An Appreciation, by
A rare treat was afforded levels
of tin.- Iiost In iuii; Thuisdav
night, in the artistic et uteri it--
tltal of Entello lleartt D.cyfus of
Los Angeles, whlih was given in
tliu music n.o.n of the Molina lintel,
iilnl mat the iiudluiu-c appreciated
ilin reml.tloii was emphasized by its
munliuiu mid thcli enthusiasm,
Mrs. Dreyfus is gifted with n
I rich contralto voice or wld regis-
I tcr and great roundness nnd smooth-
I ncss i f tone, mid It shows 'the ino't
iiiiielnl mid nrtistle cultiviitlon.
i Tliero ,i n tlcith nnd charm to It!
that many voices, good In them
selves, fall to express, and her e mi li
elation Is so perfect nnd her s'.ngo
presence ro charming iiinl graceful, Of the shorter numbers, the "Span
that It Is n pleasure to listen to leh I-ovo Song" of Cliamlnaile, with
song after song. This singer Is Its rippling, dancing melodies, nut)
very sensitive to tho mood of the! Schubert's ever beautiful "Death
rung, nnd, like the u tor who gitcsj and tho Mulden," were perhaps tho
only of his best when ho feels the, favorites, but It wns In the two op
meaning bnck of his lines, she sings' cratlc numbers In which the slng
wltli the understanding heart, bmg er's greatest p6wor wns shown. It
before hlio gives tho words to mcl-1 Is difficult to say which won tho
ody sho has sought nnd found the greater appreciation 7 the excerpt
real roul of the song, the thought! from "Tho Huguenots," with all the
hark of tho words, that mako It dash and tho lira and the pnssloll
hers, mid thus her singing contnlus which Mccrbccr know so well how
11 nicntnl charm ns well ns ono of to put Into his music, or tho famous
pure melody. This quality Is espc-. "Habanera," from llizct's "Car-,
chilly emphasized In "Tho Snltita-. men," with all Its daring and nbnn-l
Hon of Iho Dawn," composed by
1'ie.leiti- Stevenson of I.os Angoles,
Ihn Instructor with whom, ns n girl,
she did some of hor first work. This;
composition In dedicated to her. The
stupor t.nM.ofiHPa Mint Itii1nnt.nt.ini
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The miirrlnge nf Lieutenant Willis i
r ,, ij. S- M c, wm lHic ,,HC0 t,0
middle of this month.
l.li-uteiintit Winter teglstered Krldny
at the Young Hotel, nnd nttend-d thu
ii-rtpllcu of Llllit'ikntntil.
(Additional Social, Papcs 12 and 13)
King and Bethel
Grace Tower Warren.
something which, for In h of a bet-
ter name, Is called temperament,
nml It gives to her worl. life nnd
spnutuueit).
When nrintigltig her proginms
Mrs. I)rc.fus prefers to make c.ieli
ono the development of one central
thought, each number adding some-
thing to the unfolding, like the pet-
nls of u flower, till the whole form.t
the perfect blosrom, and when glv
Ing a series of concerts she usually
docs this, but ns this was to he her
only ptibll nppenrnnce In Hono
lulu, it was thought best to choose
ft mora miscellaneous program, In
terspcrslng grave and gay and shad
ov nnd sunshine to suit all tastes.
don. So great was the enthusiasm
after tho rendition of this number,
Hint Mrs. Dreyfus was obliged to
repeat
portion of It. Her frock
seemed
especially chosen with
tlinuchl rtt thlv mimtinr .lilnrU Htinn-
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gled net, with n touch of gold In;
the bodice, blood-red roses caught nt
the corsage nnd two red roses nest
ling In the picturesque, coquettish
Spanish fashion In l.'.'r hair.
Mlsa Mnrgarct Clarke, with her
pale gold hair and white gown, made
n most pleasing foil for tho darker
beauty of the singer, nnd her work
nt the piano, nlwnys so artistic, wns
admirably done. The cello ohMgnlo
of Dr. Cnrl Hnmiis added much to
the effect of the Stevenson number.
and altogether the concert wns otic
long to bn remembered by those for-
ttinnte enough to bn present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dreyrtis are leaving
Wednesday 011 tho Wllheliulnn for,
Illlo, where the latter Is booked 16
appear onco In concert. ' nnd after
visiting the volcano will return to
Honolulu for a few days befoco sail-,
Ing on the Matron liner for San
Francisco nnd tho Soutu. ', During
their stay here they haye bceii much
entertained and hnvp greatly enjoy;
ed the glimpses of Honolulu lfe. Another irtv of a dozen or so
both past nnd present, ,whjcli Hiey fishorhieii ' Is leaving for Kacnn
hnvo hnd. Shortly hefure, IcnvhiKi. pni. iihd It will bo In charge or
Mrs. Dreyfus will give a small In-' l.estor Vetrle. All the regulnr
vltatlon recllal to sonio women ' kmi(B w,u, rwtp tlle trp nnnually
friends In compliment Io Mrs. Ken. nr ,, 10 llilt and Krcal Umc ,
nlniore. nnd Mrs. Holmes of. San i,ej torwufil to.
Ernnclsro, who nro visiting hero. (,lncr ,.nmriI1K parties are getting
and ns a farewell courtesy ta the lin(lcr .ay tn, ,,f(cr,,011, a,t fnr
women whoso hospitality uhe Iibboh.',,,,,,,, ()f ,,,. Cre wn, ,, tenkg t0
Joyed while here. The affair will ,,0 ,, 0Ver ,,, c,mntry. on
ho given at tho Ilau Tree, whoro Tllc,.ln.. Illor,inir .here will bo n
Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus hav made-
their home while here.
A CO I) I) II KT.
Two old cronies wont Into n drug
store In tho downtown part of Now I
York City, and, addressing Iho proprl-l
etor by bis llrst name, one of ihem
said: . I
"Dr. Charley, wo have inado a bet ,
of tho Ice-cream bodas, Wo will have
them now, nml when the bet Is drcld-
ed tho loser will drop In nnd pay fcr j
them."
,b the two old fellows were dopnit-
Ing nftor enjoying their temperance culd boast of no children nnd ns 11
bevernge, tho druggist nskod thorn I consequence was not likely, Warren
what the wngcr was, nlleged, to lake equal Interest In tbq
"Well," said one of (hem, "our , tiff Irs of tho school Mnson iiiude his
friend ficorgo bets Hint when the low-' campaign on Ills record for tho term
er of tho Singer Ilullding falls, It a ill which he Is Just completing He re
topple over townrd tho North Illvrr, fused Io solicit votes und announced
and I bet that It won't " Everybody s Unit If tho people wanted hlui for nn.
Magazine. other term they would have to turn
out nnd vote for him of their own tic-
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DORCIIBSTCK, MASS, U. S. A.
SO HIGHEST AWARDS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA
MANY CAMPERS
STARTING OUT
Labor Day Camping Men
Leaving For Good
Time
This ntteruoon at 3 o'clock 11 fish-
lug party will leave on the yacht
Hawaii for Luna I, ajid the. llshernicn
1 will return on Monday afternoon,
tired, but. presumably, happy.
'.Included 'In the party are I'rlnco
ciipltl. .forif'KIng. Chnrlle Wllifor.
Churlfc, ' Clillllngworth, J. Ilowen,
tlrorge Smithies, and several other
well-known people. The fish nro
said to -lie filing freely oft Lnnal,
und as plenty of halt wilt form part
of tiie enrgo of the Hawaii, a big
hnu) Is expe-.ted.
rol,.ct(m ,)f p.i,rned faces that
will adorn Tart and King streets.
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COACHMAN VICTOR
OVKIt .MILLI()AIIIU
NEW YOIIK, Aug. 10. A coachinnn
delt ated tho millionaire owner nf n
big Ixing Island estnto In 11 spirited
contest tor i pltton on the school
board ut Mnnbnssct, N. VH la.st night
by n margin of a dozen votes. Tho vic
tor, William A. Warren, mailo hlq
campaign on the Issue Hint ho wns tho
father nf 11 family, whllo Stephen II.
Mason, his ommnenl. thnuch married.
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