Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-12


Miss Jessie Kaufman, Mrs. Willie
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker,
Miss Alice Campbell, Mrs. Reid. Miss
Rose Cunha, Miss Hartnagle. Mr.. John
II. Bliss, Mr. Hartmann. Fred Church
and others.
That Mrs. Mary Mott Smith Bird has
divorced her husband has not come as
complete surprise to her friends, who
have been expecting such an event for
some time. Mrs. Bird Is very talented
and clever and always has hosts OF
friends who thoroughly sympathi2G
with her. Mrs. Bird is unusually pref.
ty and is often asked to sit for her
picture on account of her beauty.
4 very delightful luncheon was given
ON sunday by Mrs. Bickerton at old
Waikiki.
Misses Guardie and Helen Macfar
lpne are again at the Hotel Annex.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker are
giving a poi supper this evening in
honor of Miss Alice Campbers Ell.
gagcmcnt to Walter MaCfarlane. Only
the families on both sides and very in
innate friends are invited.
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Mr.. Humphris, the father of DR.. +.
H. Humphris. Is expected to arrive
from England on the 10th.
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Horace Blanchard Chase returned
from the East recently, quite uneXpect.
edly. He was taken III soon after his
arrival here and spent several days at
the Waldcck. On Wednesday he and
Mrs. Chase went up to their country
place, Stays Leap. where they will re.
main until he has recovered his health.
Examiner.
The Spy" the brilliant war drama,
will run the nights of the 18th and 18th
at the Opera House. The list OF pat.
rOnesses include the names Of Mrs.
George Carter and other well known
society women. The proceeds of the
play will 20 10 the National Guard OF
Hawaii and that worthy object alone
should bring out iuil house.
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Miss Mamie Winston h expected In
Honolulu the first week in December.
She will spend the winter in Honolulu
al the Moana Hotel.
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Mason Terry will leave Honolulu for
the States next week Tuesday. The
Admiral, Mrs. Terry and Miss Terry
expect TO sail for the Orient on the
Manchuria.
hoa expect to occupy their Pensacola
street residence in week or two.
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The army people Of the transport
Sherman danced to their hearts con.
tent on the lanals of the Royal Ha.
Maiiun hotel on Wednesday evening,
thanks to the courtesy of Col. Mac.
farlanc. There were many tOwnspeOple
in attendance.
A regular German lunch viii be
served at noon at the coming German
fair week from today, ON the 18Th.
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The Kings birthday was observed
Of the British Consulate by Or. de Lay
ard on Wednesday. Governor Carter
sent the band and Mr.. layurd opened
champagne most literally for the
guests who came to pay their respects.
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Mr. and Mrs. T.. r. Folsom expect
to leave ON the 10th by the Moaua for
Portland, Oregon.
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Mrs. James Miller, wife of Captain
Miller Of the Government cruiser and
sister of Mrs. Il. NJ. Taylor, left on the
Transport sherman after lengthy
visit in Honolulu.
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Mrs l.. de l.. Ward expects to leave
IN the Sierra next week to Join her
husband in New Zealand. While in the
city Mrs, Ward is stopping with Mrs.
. l.. A. c. Parish al 1913 Young street,
A very artistic calendar Is to be put
on the market for the holiday season
ny Miss Il. d. King The calendar pad
Ii mounted on real tapa, beautifully
decorated with water color painting of
| Hawaiian scenes. For a distinctly Ha.
waiian calendar Miss Kings product
will undoubtedly prove one Of the
features of the holiday season.
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The Territorial Medical Association
has three.day meeting on the 18th.