Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

eoived the guests at the ball were for !
mer Queen Liliuokalani Princess ka- |
Mrs. ]. 5. McGrew, Mrs. |
Samuel Parker. Mrs. William Haywood, |
Mrs George Beckley, Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, |
Mrs Helen NoOnan, Mrs. Henry High |
ton and Mrs. Cunha. The ballroom |
was gorgeously decorated with palms. |
pandanus and MALE. During the ball |
Princess Kawananakoa quietly left and |
donncd pink domino. Shortly after
hat she gOwned herself as a Spanish
girl and completely mystified every. /
body by her clever PRESERVATION of n
senorita. Miss Alice Campbell won
one OF the prizes for having the most
original costume. BY the way, Miss
Jessie Foreman, Of Erie, Pa, who is
coming here later on to visit friends,
was conspicuously gowned.-San Fran ,
cisco Examiner, Aug 7th.
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On Wednesday afternoon one Of the
largest crowds ever gathered together
in Honolulu assembled at beautiful Mo
analua to witness the polo match be.
tween Kauai and Maui. Both teams
rode brilliantly and were very well
matched until Mr.. Wilbur, of the Maui
team, was Obliged to be carried on the
field owing to an accident. He was re-
placed by very plucky rider, but the
Alaui boys seemed to lose neart from
that moment. The crowds were very
enthusiastic and made audible remarks
about the riders. The reds showed up
well and parasols of that color were
wildly waved In the air every time
Kauai made a point. The Hon. s. NJ.
Damon made q circuit of the grounds
every little while. The public ought
TO be very grateful to Mr.. Damon for
giving them so many opportunities to
amuse themselves. Through his gen.
crosby the grounds are open TO the
public-and in many other ways he Is
always doing something public-spir.
tied. He is certainly a philanthropist
OF the right sort. The game promises
10 be even more this afternoon. On
Wednesday, through the influence Of
Mr.. Paul Isenberg and Governor Car
ter. a half holiday was granted by near.
ly all the business houses.
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The polo ball next Monday night is
looked forward to with great interest.
q polo dinner will precede the ball.
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Miss Daisy Cartwright of San Fran
cisco was married to Mr.. Ernest J
Cross at Seattle. Wash, on the even.
ing of August 10Th. The Rev. J. T.. ID.
Lloyd, rector of st. Marks Episcopal
Church, officiated. Miss Alice Judkins
Of San Francisco was bridesmaid aud
Mr.. j. =. Parkinson of Seattle best
man.
| Col. George Macfarlane was return
ing passenger on the Ventura.
| Mrs. Macfarlane and her little daugh.
of weeks.
! Miss Marion Dillingham; and tho
Rev. John Erdman were united In the
bonds Of holy matrimony at the resi-.
dence of Hon. MIR. Dillingham; and Mrs.
Dillingham; in Oakland. The ceremony
was performed by the father of the
groom, who journeyed from Morris.
town. New Jersey for the purpose of
marrying his son. The beautiful bride
was dressed in white mousseline and
old lace. The tulle veil was caught by
q cluster of orange blossoms and she
carried bridal bouquet Of white roses
The knight of honor was Harold Dill.
bingham and the four bridesmaids were
Misses Ruth Whitney, Orma Wood
ward, Eleanor Sturgeon and Bess
Woodward. They wore white chiffon
dresses and carried bouquets Of forget
me-nots. Mr.. Walter Dillingham; was
best man. Mr. Erdman and his bride
will make a tour of the States and
thence to Japan, where they expect 70
reside permanently.
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The Richmond, Va, News-Ieader has
the following article about Miss Mamie
Winston, who spent last winter at the
Moana hotel:
Miss Mamie Winston, who has just
returned from Honolulu. gives a most
glowing description Of the country.
scenery, climate and social life in that
far-away portion OF the world. Miss
Winston was particularly impressed
with the beautiful situation of the city.
which commands a view Of the great
Pacific. while the towering mountains
Of a neighboring ridge rise In close
proximity and form background that
would put an artist in raptureG. The
climate Is ideal, the temperature sci.
dom rising above 80 and rarely falling
below GO degrees. Summer gowns are
worn in December and white Is the pre-,
vaillng tone all the year around. The
population is from 10000 to $4,000. OF
which about 5000 are white, the rest
being composed of Hawaiians, Chinese,
Japanese and Portuguese English IL