Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-03

Archbishop of Canterbury will be pres
ent at the Boston Convention. As Bish.
op Davidson the Archbishop used TO en-.
terrain delightfully."- at Fornam Castle
and many an American has broken
bread under his hospitable roof Mr..
Kelway is accompanied by MIR. Bayard
Stevens, whose father owns one of the
most historic old mansions in New Jer.
sey. Stevens Castle" at Stevens Point.
Hoboken. New Jersey, is known far
and wide. The grounds are open to
the public on certain days and the man.
sion, which Is magnificent. Is well
worth visiting. Mr.. Stevens Is mod.
est, unassuming young man devoted to
sport OF all kinds. Both young men
have just returned from trip to tn,
Volcano. They speak most pleasantly
OF the Islands.
Mrs. William Haywood gave n large
and elaborate luncheon at the Alex.
'ander Young hotel ~ Thursday in the
private grill room. All the small
tables were taken out, and the room,
with its potted palms and large oval
table decorated with ferns and Ameri.
can Beauty roses strewn over its cloth
and centerpiece of asters In the samo
,coloring, looked exactly like n dining
room in ones own home. The 5inging
boys In the private dining room were
just far enough away TO he heard TO
advantage. The place cards were Of
white and gold with the hostess name
at the top in the same colors. Those
present. were Princess Kawananakoa.
Mrs. Sanford u. Dole, Mrs Silas Ter.
ry, Mrs +. Howard Humphris, Mrs.
George Davies, Mrs. Alexander Iscn.
berg, Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. J. o. Car
ter, Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., Mrs. viii
liam Irwin, Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Ed.
ward Tenney, Mrs. James Spencer.
Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder. Mrs. McCandless, Mrs. Bald.
win, Mrs. W. O. Smiths daughter, Mrs
Henry Cooper. Mrs. Andrew Fuller and
Mrs. Willie Allen. Mrs. Haywood is
q charming hostess and looked partic.
ularly well on Thursday in pale green
frock of chiffon over green silk. The
Haywoods expect to return 10 Wasn-
ington very soon, much TO the regret
Of their friends.
T. /. J.
A very pretty dinner was given on
Tuesday evening by Judge Sanford b.
Dole and Mrs. Dole. The beautiful
blossoms Of the golden shower were the
decorations of the table and the place
cards were Hawaiian seals-most az.
tistically arranged upon thick card.
board. Among those invited were
IGovernor and Mrs. Carter, Prof and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Judd, Miss Cole.
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis March
Hatch, Mrs. Percy White, James Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmington, Judge Hart
man, Col. Mcclellan.
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A luau was given at Pearl City by
Mrs. George Herbert ON Thursday in
honor Of Mrs. Scofeld and the Misses
SGOfield.
Mr.. Spalding and brother. of the
Kauai polo team, gave luncheon for
twelve at the Alexander Young hotel
IN Monday.
The concert of Madame Fried.G
selda on Tuesday evening at the Alex.
ander Young Hotel ought to appeal to
all music lovers. The concert will be
a high class one in every respect, as
Madame Griselda is known to be an
artistic who is entitled to the great
reputation she has won through India,
Australia and the United States.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ballou arc still
on Tantalus Heights.
4. a. a.
The Camp Mckinley Social Club gave
one of their delightful hops on We'd.
nesday evening.
The golf tournament for ladies' will
attract quite number OF people to the
Manoa links today. Mrs. Allan Dunn
has registered the best score as yet.
The death Of Mrs. Carter, mother Of
! the Governor. will be greatly mourned
by all. Mrs. Carter had not been in
good health for years. Her death was
caused by an attack Of pneumonia.
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The rehearsal of Said Pasha" on
Thursday evening at the Opera House
went off smoothly. The costumes ar.
: rived in the Alameda and great excite.
, ment prevails in consequence as some
} of them are little more abbreviated