Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-01
~ Social Side of Life II


A very pleasant outing was enjoyed
at the McCianahan place on Sunday,
where the Prince and Prime, SIS Kawa-
nanakoa save house party for TWEEN.
ty of their friends. A delicious lunch
was served and the bathing pool was
visited many times. Among those pres.
ent were MIR. and Mrs. Il. ID. Tenney,
Miss Tenney, Mrs Lucas, Miss Lucas,
Mrs. Cunha. Miss Cunha, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. G. Deering. Captain and Mrs.
Claude Bell, Or and Mrs Humphris.
Mr. and Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Beckley,
Miss Beckley, Mr.. o Shaughnessy, DR..
Murray. Jack Atkinson and others. The
Kawananakoas and Deerings departed
for Hawaii on Tuesday and a large
number of their friends we're out to bid
car was also taken aboard and many o
Jolly time will be enjoyed with II. as
the roads are most favorable for that
form Of amusement. The Parker ranch
house is the objective point of the par.
ty, but a trip TO the Volcano will be
included In the course OF the ten days
outing.
Last Thursday evening an elaborate
dinner was given by Mr.. William lr.
win In honor Of Mr.. Il. W. Hopkins. a
noted club man of San Francisco, at
the Irwin residence at Waikiki. The
table was one mass Of pink asters and
maidenhair ferns. The soft green
shades of the silver candle sticks hsr.
monized delightfully."- with the flower
scheme. IL was a glorious moonlight
night and the view Of the ocean, which
can be seen from the dlningroom. will
not soon be forgotten. The singing
boys were in good form and added
greatly to the pleasure Of the evening.
Among those present were Admiral
Terry Hon. $. NJ. Damon, Judge Hatch,
Governor Cleghorn, James Spencer.
Count de S. Canavarro, Hon. Alexander
lsenberg, Give Davies, George Davies,
Walter Dillingham;, Richard Ivers
Richard Spalding. Covers were laid
for eighteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towne, who are stop
ping at the Moana hotel, are from Ev
anston, ILL.,, and are on their bridal
tour. They are prominent society PEG
pie Of that place.
The Tantalus bungalow OF the Alex
ander lsenbergs was the scene OF O
very agreeable picnic lunch on Sunday
The day was perfect and the guests
thoroughly enjoyed the cool breezes
OF Tantalus. The hospitality OF the
Alexander lsenbergs is too well known
TO comment upon. Among those who
were entertained by the Isenbergs on
Sunday were Admiral and Mrs. Ter.
ny. Mr.. Mason Terry. Mr.. and Mrs
Layard. William Irwin, Edward Hop
kins and others.
The shocking murder OF Edward
Damon has cast a gloom over the en-.
tire community. No young man in
Honolulu was more respected and liked
and his early death is mourned In every
household. The greatest sympathy is
extended to the widow. and the fam
lily
Mrs. George Bliss has booked to sail
for her home In Erie, Pa, In three
weeks, on the next Alameda.
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Miss Ella Stansbury Is occupying the
cottage on the grounds Of Mrs. Claire
Williams vacated by Mrs. Gardner
Wilder.
Judge and Mrs. c. A. Galbraith ar.
rived In the Korea and are at present
staying at the Alexander Young Hotel.
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The engagement Is announced by
Mrs. Cred CAMEL Of Miss Nellie Camel
to Mr.. G. Scott Wright.
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Judge L. NJ. Southworth was a
through passengers for Manila in the
Korea.
Rev. Mr.. Erdman and Mrs. Erdman
were passengers in the Korea for the
Mission field in Japan
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Miss Eleanor Gallagher, who was,
while here. Mrs. L. p Dole, is reported
by those who have seen her in New
York recently. as looking better than
ever. She has just returned from a
visit to Paris. where she has been
the French language with a
view to taking an important position
with a first class stock company in
Paris. She has been making rapid
strides In the theatrical profession and
Is considered very talented. Her re.
ported engagement to a wealthy New