Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-09

Haleiwa was the center OF gaye,y
from Saturday until Tuesday. 1t did
not seem possible that the little hotel
could pack away so many people, but
Mr.. Church is truly wonderful, and
performs miracles in the most off-hand
way. The billiardroom. with its in
Vulnerable little cots, looked more like
q hospital than anything else. and in
the main house every room was not
only occupied, but in some instances
were over-crowded. The Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa occupied Queen
Liliuokalanis cottage and had their
own private table on the lanai Of tho
hotel with an invited party of guests.
On the day Of the Glorious Fourth the
hotel looked very gay and attractive
with flags Of all nations decorating the
lanais and waving to the breeze. In
the evening there were roman fire
works and many rockets and the Hale
liwa Limited departed on the evening
of the Fourth TO the noise OF many
booms and tin whistles. The bathing
hour was always well attended. The
pool seemed to be the most popular
place to battle, except with few who
tooh Iutll DdtI III tit pttdu
There Is a long stretch of sandy beach
which makes bathing a perfect delight
at Haleiwa. The golf links were we'll
patronized and many OF the fair sex
tried their skill Mrs. Allan Dunn
\ made quite record for herself and is
a golf enthusiast. Among those at Ha-
leiwa were Doctor and Mrs. William
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Baird, Mr..
and Mrs. Angus, Misses Bradley, Miss
Rose Cunha, Prince and Princess Ka-
wananakoa, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. c.
Deering, Doctor and Mrs. Humphris,
DR.. and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ian Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty,
Mrs. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway,
Miss Maggie Walker. Miss G. Walker,
Mr.. Walker. Mr.. "Cabby" Brown. +. NJ.
Watson, DR.. Murray, DIR. Wall. Mr. Nc
Inerny. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith,
Judge Mahaulu. Mr.. Mayall. b. Griggs
Holt. Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rawlins and many others.
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Miss Hoare. daughter of British Con-
sui Hoare. has been the guest Of honor
at various teas and lunches during the
past two weeks. Mr.. and Miss Hoare
expect to depart for England very
shortly. much to the regret Of their
friends. The lunch given by Mrs. Give
Davies at Craigside in honor Of Miss
Hoare on Wednesday was very pleas
ant and informal affair. The table was
dressed In yellow. and the guests were
Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs. Porter
Boyd, Mr.. F. Howard Humphris, Mrs
Alexander Isenberg, Mrs. Montague
Cooke, Mrs. Albert Judd, Mrs. A. G.
Halves. Jr., and Mrs. Eckhart.
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A unique fish dinner was given OF
Friday last by Mr.. and Mrs. Wingat,
Lake for the officers OF the Thetis ant
: their wives The center OF the tabl,
was converted into miniature ocean
and n fish net. most cunningly ar
ranged, carried out the idea in real
istic manner. Crabs, Holsters, and
small fish ofs all kinds We're attached
, to the net, which floated on the water
! thanked by sea MOSES and shells
, Around this was loosely flung red tar
Teton and shell fish were placed abou
the table. Before Captain Hamlet wa
a miniature ship in full sail. Eacl
course was fish in some form In an ap
propriate setting and 1t speaks wei
for the success of the dinner that eacl
course was heartily partakcn of. Tn
guests were Captain Hamlet, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Mead. Mr.. and Mrs Maxwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
Miss Cunha. Miss Bradley, Lieut.. Stat
terry. b. Griggs Holt and Mr.. Splivalo
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On Tuesday afternoon a very prett,
pedro" party was given by Mrs. Stan
Hey for Miss Hoare. The picturesque
cottage, so well situated on the Mott
Smith grounds, was very effective tn
other day. and the pretty light summe
toilettes Of the fair guests were seen I,
great advantage. The prizes were ear
Tried OFF as follows: First prize. a hand
some table center. Mrs. Harrison; sec
ond prize, table cloth embroidered, Mrs
Gaines; consolation prize. Mrs. Cation
doilies. Among those invited wer'
Mrs. Isenberg. Mrs. Humphris. Mrs
Harrison. Mrs. Lange. Princess Kawa
nanakoa, Mrs. Gill. Mrs. Young. Mis-
Danford, Mrs. Danford. Mrs. Mist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lufkin, of Wailuku, ar
In town for short visit. Mrs Lufkil
Is looking very well and speaks mos
enthusiastically OF the country If
which she leads on the other island.
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Miss Mamie Winston, who departe'
In the Alameda, was viewed with grea
regret by her friends, expects to visi
New York for short time, and thel
will proceed directly to her home II
Virginia. She vas Obliged to leav
Honolulu In order to consult with he
publishers. Miss Winston has been
great success socially and was a grea
addition to the circle here. She expect
TO return In the winter.
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Tho trancnort Tbomae tool awa,