Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-13
~ Social Side Of Life ~

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friends and acquaintance in the city
who wish her happiness. Mr.. PAU,
though a comparative stranger In the
city. has made most agreeable I'M 1
preston upon those WHO have met him.
he Is Chief Warrant Machiuist Of the
e. S. s. Kentucky, which Is now lying
IT the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul departed blythe 4. $. S. Sol.
ace yesterday for the mainland, he in.
tending to join his ship and she TO
visit acquaintance in California.
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Col. a. @. Halves, who has been
spending a few weeks with Mrs. HAYES
at Sans Souci, departed for the Coast
on Friday. His wife Is a great in
valid and is Obliged To- live in this
climate on account of her health.
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Mrs. Stinson and Miss Sumner will
spend few weeks at the Alexander
Young hotel. Mrs. Stinson is the bride
OF Captain Stinson OF the Logan. Miss
Sumner is a sister of Mrs. Stinson.
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The dance at the Alexander Young
hotel on Thursday evening was one OF
the prettiest ever given there. There
yas an immense crowd and the Ellis
Quintet club played most enhancing
.ance music. a large number OF
townspeope turned out and the gay
uniforms of the officers and the pretty
frocks of the ladies made fascinat.
ing picture. There were n great many
young and pretty women present and
there were not quite enough men to 20
round Manager Lake did his duty
manfully and danced throughout the
evening. IL was very gay affair and
will long be remembered by the trans.
ports. Mr.. Lake added fresh laurels
to his reputation as host and was per.
sonally thanked by the officers.
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On Tuesday evening a pretty we'd
ding took place at the Kamehameha
Schools. The contracting parties were
Miss Anna Ronnenholst and Mr.. Stan.
ley Livingston and the wedding cere
nIony took place at Mr.. Livingstone
home on the campus. II was strictly
private wedding, only the teachers
OF the schools being present. The
house was beautifully decorated with
the blossoms of the golden shower, the
lanai being screened with festoons Of
the same golden blossoms. Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston held an informal re.
ception on the lanai and were sere.
naded by the boys of the schools. In
stead of rice handfuls Of golden shower
blossoms followed the departure of the
newly welded couple. They have tho
best wishes Of their many warm friends
for happy and prosperous life.
Mr.. Weinstock, one of the most
prominent California business men. Is
at the Moana Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena and Miss
Ena have returned to the Islands. Miss
Ena, who is just from famous con
vent school. has beautiful voice which
has been thoroughly cultivated She
IS tall and handsome and has charming
manners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and Miss Bell
their daughter, are a very old Phila
dclphia family, noted for generations
for blue blood and distinguished an
censtry. They have been guests at ths
Moana hotel for several weeks.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Deering have
been at Waialua for few days.
= The wedding of Miss Marion Dilling
ham and the Rev. John p. Erdman oc
Cured on Wednesday evening Angus,
the tenth in Oakland. California.
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The National Guard OF Hawaii arc
soon to have a benefit. W. ID. Adams
will produce The Spy" n drama oil
war. There will be great deal OF
talent in the company and fine pro
duction can be depended upon.
"Charley's Aunt is going gaily on
and the side-splitting little farce will
be produced within two weeks. Allan
Dunn has worked hard to get every
thing running smoothly. There are
already large number Of tickets sold
The rehearsals OF said Pasha" are
unusually well attended and the Choir
uses are already letter perfect. The
catchy" music makes the rehearsals
q joy instead Of pain. Great interest
Is centered upon this opera.
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Father Valentin of st. Augustine's
gave a luau for Miss Tescordia, the
Misses Garabaldi and Miss Ryan, visit
ing strangers from San Francisco, on
, Thursday. There were fourteen at the
table and the novelties OF the repasi
were much enjoyed.
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| The Garabaldi girls have been much
admired during their visit here. The
three sisters are petite blondes with
dark eyes, and have the vivacity OF
their nationality. Miss Ryan is very
tall, with blue grey eyes and black
hair. Her type Is most unusual. Miss
TescOrdla Is a charming brunette with
the fair skin of the Italians. The fam
lily are from Naples, but came to San
/ Francisco some years ago. They re
turn next week in the Alameda,
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Miss Eleanor Terry expects to sail
on the Alameda for visit 10 the Coast
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