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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
5
The Ward party of George Gray Ward and family depart Honolulu after a warm reception with Navy and Army hosts. A large bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Wilder honored Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton with thirteen tables, prizes, and social chatter among many invited dignitaries and friends.
A fragmented narrative describes a night journey and the theater crowd. It notes a woman in a white frock and black turbanlike adornments, the protective coat, and the interplay of travel and performance. It highlights audience empathy toward theater workers and the human side of live entertainment.
In southern California a lively stage production titled The Toy Shop is staged by Mra Mur ardh Marto with a troupe that enlivens children and families. The operetta promises a charming plot, engaging songs, and a festive ending as toys come alive at the stroke of twelve. A benefit voyage follows with Mr and Mrs Ward traveling to New York. Governor Carter hosts a lavish dinner for Mr and Mrs Du Pont, featuring La France table decor. Nearby social events include dinners by Major and Mrs Van Viet and others, with elegant decor and gracious hospitality.
A jumble of social events and movements from Honolulu and nearby areas details visits by Aline Brooke Reve and Avita Reve, plans to make Honolulu home, and arrivals in the islands. It lists patrons and contributors to Judge Dotes portrait, dinners and motor trips with the Gray Ward circle, tea gatherings at Carter’s, and Miss Mary Gunn’s dance class expansion. Also noted are invitations for a charity party, Alex Scott’s stay at Alexander Young Hotel, and the Armada’s travels via Ventura with the Armisteads, along with Edward Watson’s family visiting Mew.
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