Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-03

ginners. Address Music this of
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cnening Captain lander and his Of.
ficers and cadets have become great
favorite in the town and everybody IL
sorry the ship is leaving on Sunday at
| o'clock.
On Friday evening a card party was
given for Mr.. Simpson. Mr.. Simpson
sails for Australia in few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg ell.
tcrtained Captain lander and officers
at dinner last evening. Covers were
laid for eighteen.
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder will be living
picture at the st. Clements Fair this
cvening She will represent Queen
Louise" Her style of beauty will he
shown of to advantage as the beauti.
ful Queen.
Among those who departed for the
Coast this week was Mrs. Herman
lFockc, who goes to Europe in search OF
health. Mrs Focke has been suffering
from nervous prostration for some
weeks.
Miss Ella Stansbury was a guest at
the Walker tea this week.
Judge Sanford Il. Dole and Ned Ad.
ans departed on a vacation pheasant
bunting.
The Misses McKinnon, sisters of Mrs.
Edward Damon, are expected soon in
Honolulu.
| The gypsy encampment will be a
very attractive place at st. Clements
Fair this afternoon. Come and have
your fortune told by Mrs. Newcombe
and your palm read by Mrs. Halves
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| The Elks will hold their memorial
service at the Opera House at p. m.
on Sunday. Mr.. A. b. Loebenstein OF
lliilo will be the orator and Mrs. Charles
Cooper. Miss Leontine Hartnagle, Mr..
Hugo Herzer and Mr. Rowland will
lsins.
The scenery for the living pictures
Tonight is painted by Mr.. Fred Schultz
lie will also pose the pictures.
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Mrs. Logan and the Misses Logan
were guests of Captain and Mrs Logan
at the Hawaiian hotel during their
oil h.p Nl,. 4 Il. 81,
daughter Of the late Admiral
Captain Zanders. officers and cadets
were entertained at the Alexander
Young hotel on Friday afternoon from
3 until by Mrs. Halves. The famous
Alexander Young hotel punch was
Isoryed 10y Mrs, lsenberg and coffee and
!cakes were also partaken Of Mr.. Lake,
with his usual kindness, sent an i'm.
mcnse cut.glass bowl fun of roses and
ferns which were eXQulsitely arranged
by Miss Bertha Young. Among the
ladies present were Mrs. Isenbcrg, Mrs.
George Carter, Mrs. Clifford Kimball
Mrs Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Ballentyne,
Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. William
Taylor Miss Helen Kimball, Miss Leon.
ItIno Hartnagle. Miss Rose Cunha, Mrs.
furdy, Mrs. +. II. Humphris, Miss Jes.
sic Kaufman and Miss Bertha Young,
and Mr.. +. II. Humphris and Lieut.
Siattery.
| Col. and Mrs. George Macfarlane left
lor the Coast in the Siberia
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| The "RuttprUy Daurp - nrranpaI nv
Mrs. James Dougherty and Miss Beck.
ley for the Chinese Fair on the 18th
will be danced by several Chinese maid.
ems in dainty native costume. 1t will
be an exquisite movement and Mrs
Dousherty's perfect taste in cOrrob
Grating with Miss Beckley is plainly
noticeable, This will be in the nature
OF side show and is only one of the
many attractions OF the Fair. Elabor-
ate preparations are going on and
most brilliant occasion seems more
than probable.
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The lamp shades aud artistic paper
flower booth presided over by Mrs
Jas Dougherty and Mrs. Clifford High
Is worth visit alone to the Fair this
a.ternOOn and evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church will be
welcomed by host of friends on their
return to town. Both the young people
Rave been very popular in social circles
Tor number of years. Mr.. Church IL
the son of the famous landscape paint.
er, +, l., Church, He will become man.
aeer of the Royal Hawaiian hotel
December 18th.
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Mr.. John Bliss has spoken for a loge
Tor the children's opera and will enter.
tain several friends Judge and Mrs.
Dole will, with a few friends. occupy
one of the loges. Mrs. Dole has always
been an Interested Mnrknr In tho Moo