Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-10
SOCIAL iaDE Of life

Although the races are not the fash
iOnable functions of years gone by
when the Twins were here and many
ot hers who entertained lavishly. yet
enough interest Is retained TO make
the Eleventh OF June en- event worth
seeing-and tomorrow will see most OF
Honolulu and n few others putting u
bit OF money on the favorites, and gen.
orally losing-for there is always a
dark horse and much jockeying, even
II We do live In the Paradise or the
Pacific. Prince David's Weller IL not
running this year, but is spending his
time on Palmer Woods ranch In the
dignified fashion betting his famous
record-and. have been told, IL fast
getting fat and lazy. His temper. too,
has improved, and Weller. the aristo
crat. the high-bred. high-strung race
horse. has become family pet. Bravo!
from you, Prince David!
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A jolly little supper was given on
Sunday evening by Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch
a, Sans Souci. Sprays OF the golden
shower and ferns made a pretty table
dressing. and tall vase in the center
filled with the yellow coreopsis was
much admired. Among those present
" ere Prince AMI Princes Kawananakoa.
Mr.. and Mrs Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweet Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs. Halves,
MIR. Harris, DR.. Hoffman and Mr.. An
derson
II Is pleasant TO see Mr.. A. Hayes
' In town again, and the news that Mrs.
Hayes will return TO Honolulu In about
two months and that they will both
make their home here again Is very
pleasing TO their friends. Mr. Hayes
IL now at the Hotel Moana, at Waikiki
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! Mr.. Andrew Adams, of the kahuku
plantation Is very III with typhoid few
er N the residence of Mr.. James Castle
at Diamond Head. Mr.. Adams was
brought from Kahuku In the ambu-
lance and conveyed to Kainalu. It'goes
without saying that every attention
is being bestowed upon the patient and
his friends are very sanguine OF his ul.
innate recovery.
| A very jolly picnic was given on sun
day at the Clarence Macfarlane place
'at the Peninsula by Mrs George Her
bert, Mrs. Il. ID. Tenney and Mrs
Nellie Noonan, for Miss Violet Make'
and Miss Genevieve Dowsett. A larg,
contingency Of young people arrived al
the Peninsula on the noon train, Mrs
Percy Benson preceding them In order
Ito confer with the hostesses about the
luncbeon--a most important part Of
1.-THE program. The luncheon was servet
from three long tables and the delicious
chowder-a masterpiece of cookery
with the cold meats, turkey, salads
ices, cakes, and delicious coffee wert
thoroughly appreciated by the hungry
guests. In the afternoon La Paloms
took about fifty Of the guests far ou
to sea. The yachting party was chap
eroned by Prince David Kawananakos
land the party returned to the Peninsull
In time to make the town train. Sew
leral of the guests came down In thu
launch and returned the same way
Among those present were Prince Dav
Id Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Perc!
Benson. Miss Jessie Kaufman, Mis-
Irene Dickson. Miss Bradley, Mis-
Louisa Bradley, Miss Rose Cunha, Mis-,
Benson, Miss Alice Campbell. Georg,
Potter. Doctor Grossman, Mr.. McIner
ny, VIII Roth, Mr.. Cunha, Frank Arm
strong, Arthur Wilder, Walter Mac
farlane, Miss Jennie Gihard, Mis-
Juanita Deckley and many others.
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Mr.. c. Harris, Of the New York Lii,
Insurance Company, is stopping at tn,
Young hotel during his visit In Ho
lnolulu. He Is one of the brightest mel
in the company and has a great futur
before him.
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The Misses Louisa and Bessie Brad
ley have gone to the Volcano for TIVE
weeks. They expect to have delight
ful time on Maui, for they have mad
hosts Of friends during their visit /,
the Islands, and are great fayorites, an,
have received many invitations to visl
at the different country houses.
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! Mrs. Henry Glass Is still at the Mo