Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30
~ Social Side Of Life ~


on Hawaii. BON the bride aud groom
are great favorites and had hosts of
friends to see them of. Mrs Scott
looked very sweet In flower trimmed
hat and u smart travelling dress. Up
on their return they expect to occupy
the Won Holt place at Waikiki for few
The many friends of Mrs. George
Croker were shocked to hear Of her
death. She visited in Honolulu not
long ago and made warm friends. Her
health was undermined in Paris by
bad cold, and she never fairly recOy-
cred from the III effects.
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a jolly party OF young girls, chaper-
oned by Mrs. Hobby. departed for the
other islands for trip on Tuesday.
Among the number were Miss Alice
Campbell. Miss Irene Dickson. Miss
Juanita Beckley. Miss Rhodes and Miss
Annie McCrosson.
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Queen Liliuokalani and suite were
passengers In the Kinau for Hilo. The
Queen will remain for few weeks
visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder have gone
to Hawaii for q few weeks. Mrs. VIII
der made very good record on the
tennis court and is always pleased
when there is good game going on.
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The Y. NJ. G. A. and the Y. W. c. A.
often take vacation trips 10 their sum
mer-house. This place is most desir-
ably located and the restful hours pass
like dream. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
wish everybody TO take advantage of
the low rates.
Wednesday evening was gala night
at Camp Mckinley. for the second OF
their monthly hops occurred. Arrange
ments had been made to meet the
guests at the electric cars, ard every
thing possibly was done for their COM
fort The ballroom was most attrac-
lively decorated with ftstoons of bunt-
ing Oriental lamps and many palms.
The music was furnished by the Ka-
waihau Glee Club, and the hall was
gay with busy dancers. Several OF
the officers and their wives were pres
tnt for little while. Among them
We're Captain Nichols. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Hamilton, DR.. and Mrs. Baker. The
floor manager, Frank Guptiel, yaliently
did his duty and he was ably assisted
by the officers of the club. namely:
Phillip l.. Cramer. president; William
Il. Swartz, vice president; Ollie NJ.
Powell, secretary. A. G. Lose, assistant
treasurer. The guests expressed them
selves as delighted with the evening
aud reluctantly departed Tor home
about eleven-thirty.
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Miss Harriet Hatch gave a most en-
joyable birthday lunch on Monday.
Among those present were Misses Marie
Ballentyne, Alice Hedeman. Violet and
Juliette Anterior, Maisie Gilman and
Dorothy Wood. On the afternoon the
young girls had dip in the surf and q
good time generally.
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At the chowder party given by the
Henry Coopers on Sunday were, among
others: Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Low. Mrs. Helen Noonan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macfarlane and
intarastinp and wera watched from, Tho
lanai NJ Tho Clarence MacfarIana n,acn
Many or Tho enes,s omnlovad ,ba u,ait,
Ing hours by playing pedro.
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Haalelea Lawn, the new home of the
symphony Society. presented fairy
lIke appearance On thursday evening"
When the second open-air concert was
SNeh before an audience OF several
huhureu people me man iahai'
where the orehestra prayed was dec
ola,eu WIN the american nag ana
HunIihs, WINE Strings OF eiectrlc Ilshts
" al co'oIs were lestoohed across the
!aMh, must oelshtlul program was
Iehueieu ny .he orchestia IN thelr pest
manner, Inc soioists, Mrs, george
MaoialIane anu MI, i. D'lihgham'
nvre ei'nus,asticaiiy received. MI
pl,lihsnun mas very sympathetic