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


fancc, Lieutenant Emory Winship.
Fifty guests we're seated at round
tables, which were brilliantly lighted
and decorated with the choicest flow
ers. MIR. and Mr.. buttons guests were:
Miss Gertrude Dutton, Miss Katherone
Dillon, Miss Maye Colburn, Miss Pa.
tricia Cosgrave, Miss Grace Spreckels,
Miss Bessie Wilson, Miss l.eontine
Brakeman, Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss
Sarah Collier, Miss Ethel Moore, Miss
Josephine Loughborough, Miss Ger
trude Van Wyck, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porter
Bishop, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker
Spaulding, DIR. and Mrs. John Rodgers
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bates, Mr..
and Mrs. william Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Brownell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Casey, Josiah Howell, Lieu.
tenant Winship. Edward Greenway.
Carey Van Fleet, Percy King, Jie King.
Frank King, Harry Dutton, DR.. Hew
lit, Philip PasChel, James w. Reid,
Harry Holbrook and Lloyd Robbins.
An enjoyable dance followed the sup.
per.--Examiner.
Mrs Dutton is sister Of Mrs. Harry
Macrarlane, and Mr. and Mrs. Dutton
expect to visit in Honolulu very soon
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The Alameda on Wednesday present.
ed quite a gay and festive appearance
just before she sailed for the Coast,
for several of the passengers were IT..
orally buried in leis and flowers. Mrs.
Wingate Lake was completely covered
with the floral offerings of her friends,
Even her hat was crowned with VIC.
lets and she carried beautiful bou,
.quct of carnations. Her son, Raphael
was also remembered most generally
and the little chap could hardly sup
port the weight of the fragrant burden
imposed upon him. Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
Ian Herbert were outgoing passengers
and they were both bountifully remem.
bered by their friends They expect
TO spend the winter in San Francisco
and Southern California. DR.. Vile,
who has been so much entertained dur.
ing his short visit here. was on board
and will proceed directly to his home
IN ConneCtitut. Alexander Young and
Jack Atkinson attracted much atten.
ton and there was great crowd down
10 see them Off. Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton
expect to remain at the coast for some
time owing to business necessities.
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Surprise parties seem TO he all the
rage just at present. and the one given
DR., and Mrs. i. II. IIumphris on We'd.
,nesday evening in honor Of the opening
Of his new Offices on Hotel street, was
indeed a surprise in every sense Of
the word. The Doctor and his wife
were dining with friends at the Young
hotel in absolute ignorance of the un.
expected guests arriving at the Hotel
street Offices. In accordance with a
signal arranged by King FIo the clever
little office boy of the Doctors, with
one of the guests telephone message
was brought that his presence was
desired at once at the Office. The Doc
tor, who was comfortably smoking biy
after dinner cigar in blissful ignor.
ance of the fate awaiting him, went
over at once, accompanied by his host,
his hostess and Mrs Humphris follow.
ing closely, expecting to go to the Ha
waiian Hotel. where there was a con.
cert on. AS the brilliantly lighted
house was approached the Doctor hast.
ened his footsteps and rushed up tho
pathway into a group of laughing
friends. who Immediately invited him
10 come in and spend the evening. Mrs.
Humphris' face was a study but in q
moment she recovered herself, entered
into the fun, and welcomed her uneX
peCted guests with her usual grace
As the guests had brought refresh.
ments very Bohemian repast was en-.
joyed during the evening and the Doc.
tors health was drunk many times
and the best wishes of his friends were
given with a will The guests were
mostly patients of the Doctor and for
q day or two had been planning the
house-warming. Many lovely presents
were presented. Among others was a
large Russia leather writing pad with
solid silver corners engraved with the
initials of the Doctor and those of the
donor. An elegant Morris easy chair
was also given and valuable articles of
silver completely covered the Office
desk. As It was the Kings birthday.
his health was also drunk and after
spending most delightful evening the
guests departed about IL o'clock.
Among those present were Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. c. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ena, Miss Ena, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G..
Halves. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Pratt, Mr..
and Mrs. Gaines, Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch,