Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-08

Hatches about year ago, and she
may return with Mrs. Richard 1vers,
who Is visiting Mrs. Irwin in San Fran.
cisco. Miss Mary was a great favorite
here. She is an attractive blonde.
Mrs. Fuller of College Hills gave a
very pretty tea on Thursday in honor
Of Mrs. Mills, an aunt of Mrs. Hum
phreys, wife of Major Humphreys.
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Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter Of Ad-
miral Terry. who has been visiting in
San Francisco, was recently enter.
tanned by Mrs. Eleanor Martin, the
prominent society woman Of that town.
Miss Terry made quite sensation In
San Francisco. She is looking hand.
somer than ever and is quite enjoying
her trip to the Coast. She expects to
return in the Korea.
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The wedding cards of Miss Laura
Mcdonald have been received by
friends. Her marriage to James G..
Sims, the lawyer, will be quite social
event and Town Talk Is wondering II
the allowance her uncle, Captain Jim"
Mcdonald gave her, will cease. Miss
Mcdonald is the eldest daughter Of the
late De Witt Mcdonald. and at her
fathers death his brother Jim" settled
! an income upon the widow and the
two girls. He specified. however, his
,nieces' share would cease on her wed.
ding day. He disliked TO think that
any impecune might profit by his
money. Captain "Jim" was always
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them but he had his own ideas of max.
ing them earn their gifts from him.
On one occasion he promised them q
trip East IL they would learn to be
good cooks. Neither Of the girls knew
a thing about cooking, but set about
with cookbook and quickly mastered
the art. Their uncle used TO drop In
and sample their culinary connections
but he never manifested any sign of
approval. They began to fear they
had not sufficiently mastered the chefs
art to fill his ideal. But one day he
dropped in at their home and said,
after he had tasted delicious dish Of
their cookery: Pack up your trunks,
girls. You've got the true skill, and
can so East whenever you are ready"
The Mcdonald girls were guests at the
Alexander Young hotel for some weeks
not long ago. They visited Honolulu
first as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Knight and were also taken to tho
ranch on the other Islands. The Nc
Donald girls are both beautiful women.
Miss Laura is blonde with a fine
figure. She is highly accomplished and
sings divinely. Miss Blythe Mcdonald
Is pronounced brunette and is very
pretty. She is named after Thomas
Blythe, Florence Blythe Hinkley,
Moore's millionaire father.
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! Miss Sullivan, niece of ex.Nlayor
Phelan, companion and maid are at
the Alexander Young Hotel. Miss Sui.
livan lives in Santa Cruz.
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Mrs. and Miss Stinson, delightful
people from Boston, have been guests
at the Alexander Young hotel for some
time.
A delightful dinner was given in the
private dining room Of the Alexander
Young Hotel on Wednesday evening by
MIR. and Mrs. Whitehouse of Hilo.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson.
DR.. Reir Of the Buffalo. and DR.. Tracks.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. John d. T. Towne, who
are guests at the Moana hotel, are q
most interesting couple. The young
, bride is extremely beautiful. and Mr..
Towne is splendid specimen of a
man.
| Captain and Mrs. Everett, who have
been guests at the Royal Hawaiian
hotel were greatly entertained during
their visit in our midst. Mrs. Everett
lis distinguished looking woman and
comes from fine old Portsmouth fam.
lily. Captain Everett is commander of
the Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil gave a dinner on
"Wednesday evening at the Alexander
Young hotel.
A very enjoyable picnic was given
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wingate Lake
on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Lewis.
I ''N VI 'h' ihost ih'ti'otihb paSHtli
gers on the Ventura was Maud Hob.
son Of the "Gaiety Girl" company, who
has been touring in the colonies. Miss
Hobson has certainly had an exciting
life and even while living here with
her husband several years ago life was
not by any means tame to judge by the
istories told about their various doings.
She Is a handsome woman and has
made success as an actress.
On Monday evening an official din,
'ner was given at the Alexander Young
hotel In honor of Judge Hartwell and
Judge Hatch.
George Potter is getting on well from
his dangerous operation. He Is still
at Johnson's sanitorium.
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Miss Chamberlain, who was stricken
by apoplexy on Tuesday Is no worse.
Her friends are hoping for an early re
coyery.
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An informal lunch was given at the
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