Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-19

attached to. She and her party left
in the Sonoma and will spend the win
ter at the National Capital
The departure of the Sonoma was an
pretty event on Tuesday, for
not only did the Government Band
play with usual spirit but delegation
Of the Red Shirts" marched down
and cheered for Prince Kuhio Kalani-
araole, who, with his private secretary.
George b. Mcclellan, were passengers
for Washington. H. NJ. Queen Liliuo-
kalani and her attendants, Miss Myra
Heleluhi, Mr.. J. Kaino, and Mr.. Aimo
su, were also going to Washington and
the Queen will continue her claim
against the Government. Mr.. Mason
Terry departed also and many friends
we're down to see him Off Mr.. A. Lewis
went away on business and will return
very soon. A delightful little lunch
was given on board by Mr.. Hodson,
the popular purser of the Sonoma.
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Berlin, Nov. AIT the opera per.
Torrance here last night, at which the
Emperor was present. many women
were refused admission. because they
wore high.necked gowns instead Of low
neck, his majesty having commanded
that full evening dress be worn when.
ever he attends the opera. Many of
the women borrowed scissors from the
attendants and clipped their bodices
to meet the requirement. There were
some amusing and some painful scenes
Ia the corridors and anterooms, where
the floors were soon strewn with frag.
ments of ladies' apparel.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Ancient
Order of Hibcrnians gave "Christen.
ing Social, which took place in the
he most enjoyable event. Every seat
in the hall was taken and the audience
enthusiastically cheered each number
OH the program. The opening re.
marks" were given by the President,
Miss Alice Bowling, and the performers
were Mrs. Cohen. Father Valentin, Mrs.
Kenake, Misses Sullivan. Dillon. Nc.
Carthy, Gregory, Helen Mccarthy,
Doherty, Chaplain Rt Rev. Bishop
Libert and Father valentin. Father
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most delightfully."- a duet and the reel.
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presepts Among those present were
Emil Waterman and Sam Allan Walk
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