Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-26
CLEANING AND pYElNo.
massage.
8. Ochlai, removed to Beretania g.
near Maunakea. 1881

blue ribbons with which the car was
decorated added a French touch. Mr..
Wilder had Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Car.
EZRA and Miss Beckley. MIR. Won Hamm's
car came next and II was decorated
In charming manner In pink roses
with asparagus ferns. This presented
a lovely appearance and was one Of the
iprettiest cars In the procession. In II
were Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs. J. 8. Walk.
or and Mrs. Hamburg. Then came the
Parker's vegetable cart, Clarence Mac.
farlane chaffeur. Fac hof Mr.. Par.
nananakoa and Mr.. McCrossen, carried
q bamboo pole with baskets of vege.
tables suspended. This was q very
unique car. The Schuman car, pro.
fusely decorated with MALE and lima
leis made very brilliant appearance.
The guests were almost hidden from
view by the lovely floral decorations.
Mir. Schuman had his family with him.
The little runabout of G. J.. Wight was
iprettily decorated and Mrs. Wight and
Mrs. Mary Gum were the occupants.
Captain Graham's car was next In
order This car, which had been dec.
Grated by Mrs. Nellie Noonan and Miss
Qiffard. was most effective from fancy
dress standpoint. His guests. who were
Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Benson and Miss
Giffard, were dressed to represent Jap
anese geishas. A bamboo structure
nd I'm Iaa
terms were suspended from the bamboo
frame. The dropping flowers OF the
wisteria made a charming effect and
the whole affair made a most artistic
Interior, The girls wore pretty kimonos
and smiled behind their fans and par.
asols in fascinating manner. To Cap.
tain Graham was awarded the first
prize by the judges. DR.. Hoffmanns
runabout met with an accident but was
Turned Into line and made an effective
appearance. The colors of Germany
were well displayed. Mis-. Hoffman
walked beside the car. The sugar cane
runabout of william Barclay was very
pretty and Mrs. Barclay was beside
her husband. The blossoms of the
bougainvillea ornamented the runa.
bout of Mr.. Menaugh most artistically
and Mr. and Mrs G. Shoening occupied
a n nabout in the national colors. Mr..
DeMison Frazier brought up the rear
with his pretty auto decorated with
water lilies and straw. DR.. Water
house drove his runabout and had his
child with him. II was done In pepper
boughs and yellow acacia.
The motors proceeded to the Park,
where the prizes were awarded In the
shape Of banners. Rice 4 Perkins took
some excellent pictures of the show and
they will be fitting souvenirs of the &C.
casion. a New Years floral fiesta is
already spoken Of, and there will prob
ably be more autos for this will be q
carriage parade.
Mrs. NJ. Cordelia Brown requests tho
honor OF your presence at the marriage
OF her daughter. Lollie Stephenson, to
ID. Alvin Fox. Wednesday evening, No
vember sixteenth, nineteen hundred and
four at six-thirty o'clock, Is State
street, Newark. Ohio.
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John H. Bliss did not attend the re.
cent ball as was reported.
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Mrs. Walbridge entertained quite q
company on Thanksgiving evening.
Among her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Newcome. and John II. Bliss.
Judge and Mrs. Hatch entertained
Admiral and Mrs Terry. Miss Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves and Dick
Wright on Thursday evening,
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Miss Gladys Graham occupied seat
In her fathers motor car on Thursday
and made sweet and dainty little Jap.
anese maiden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey entertained few
friends at dinner on Thursday evening
ut the Young hotel. Among those pres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Heminway, Mr..
Wade Warren Thayer and Mrs. Isen'
berg.
The Hard Times dance at Odd Eel.
lows Hall on Wednesday evening was
q most enjoyable affair, The costumes
were all Of poverty-stricken nature
but that worn by Mrs. Turner took the
prize. She was dressed to represent an
Irish washerwoman and her part was
cxcellently carried out. There were
ragged gypsies. hard times sports and
endless fun was gotten out OF the af.
fair A delicious supper was served
ut eleven and dancing continued until
q late hour.
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Samuel Parker's car in the motor
parade was most noticeable. Mr.. Clar.
ence Macfarlane acted as chauffeur
for the occasion.
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Barbour Lathrop, that prince of
J hosts, gave dinner recently at the DO.
hemian Club, San Francisco, for Miss
Alice Bacon, whose engagement To