Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-08

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90 r,eHssr AwAsos IN svs~-s
AND Ansr,cA.
William Taylor. Mrs. F. II. Humphris,
Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., and the Misses
Beall. Mrs. Ballentyne was hostess
and a very jolly lunch was enjoyed.
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The ElKs OF Oahu are preparing for
grand picnic at Haleiwa tomorrow.
They will probably paint things lurid
red.
The st. Andrews cadets gave a most
enjoyable social on Friday evening.
musical program made a very pleasant
evening.
Miss Irmgard Schaefer, sisters and
brother are very pleasantly domiciled
in Philadelphia for the winter. Miss
Linda passed a successful examination
fer admittance TO the college.
st. Andrews fair, which will be held
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kept in mind by all who desire de-
licious lunch. The fish chowder will be
q feature Of the luncheon. II is person
ally prepared by one Of the best anna.
teur cooks in the islands; and the other
dainties will be equally good. The
baked beans of Sans Souci fame will
be there in the greatest abundance. as
well as ducks, chickens. hams, cold
meats. and variety of cakes and
pies.
The lunch is only as cents including
admission to the fair. The lunch tent
will be by itself, SO no one need fear
the demands Of the fair sellers. There
will be q special candy booth and the
fancy work table will be one of the
most attractive feature. Among 9TH
err lovely articles there will be large
number of dainty silk handkerchief
dressing jackets. These are dreams,
and so cheap! II you wish bargains
so unusual at fair-you had better
attend the st. Andrews Fair next Sat
urday. II will continue until 6 o'clock.
The lunch is from 1880 until 2
o'clock.
Don't forget the Charity dance on
the evening Of October 10Th in aid Of
the Catholic Benevolent Union of Ha.
wall at Progress Hall. Ellis Brothers
refreshments will be served. Tickets
are only fifty cents and can be obtained
from members.
Lady Clarke. wife of Sir Rupert
Clarke OF Melbourne, passed through
here on her way home. She was &C.
companied by her sister. Miss Cum
mings. Both Lady Clarke and Miss
Cummings have been spending the
season at Bar Harbor. Sir Rupert's
place in Melbourne is magnificent and
the hospitality Of the Clarkes is nu.
bounded. Lady Clarke Is very pretty
woman with perfect complexion. She
was much admired In the east and
her sister was quite belle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Paxton were
among the returning Honoluluans.
They expect to make their home here.
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Mr.. and Mrs Cohen arrived from the
coast this week and are at the Alex
ehuNi iouhS HotSi.
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Mr. Allan Dunn, who sailed for the
Coast this week, expects to make
long visit in California, returning to
Honolulu in about a years time. He
has no intention of going to England,
and by no means are we TO be deprived
OF his company. He is a talented
young man.
Among other arrivals from the
Coast were Mrs. w. c. Peacock, Mrs,
Il. McPhetrige, Mrs. w. NJ. Langton,
w. IL. Smith, Il. c. I.ydecker, A. s.
Wilcox and family and Senator C. II.
Dickey.
DR.. John ID. Grace of Hilo, who has
been at the Alexander Young Hotel
for the past week, sailed for the Coast
and Will make an extended visit.
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Mr.. II. p Dryer was rendered a poi
supper on Thursday evening at his
home In honor of his fortieth birthday.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Mutch.
the Misses Mutch Messrs Merriam,
Bird and Penhallow. Mr.. Dryer, who
Is fine looking man, was very much
pleased at this token of good will anC
esteem.
Mrs. Klamp, wife of Il. Klamp, Esq,
sailed for Europe in search of health
this week on transport Her child