Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-02

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perfectly glorious and horseback rid.
ers have taken advantage of them to
enjoy themselves most strenuously..
The Waikiki road has been alive with
gay riders and many moonlight bath.
Ing parties have been enjoyed as well.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Patton, who have
been guests of the Moana Hotel for the
past year, departed on the Aorangi for
Europe. Their departure Is much re-
GREETED by their friends.
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Consul and Miss Hoare gave
a reception and garden party
TO about two hundred and fifty
Of their friends. The lawn, (which
is spacious, Is well fitted for an
entertainment of that nature. A can
opy vas spread over the lawn which
protected one from sun and rain alike.
Punch was served under the trees. and
the little tables with their suggestive
delicacies tempted the appetite. The
coffee table was presided over by Miss
Jennie Parke and Mrs. J. o. Carter
poured tea. Mrs. Give Davies. Mrs.
Stanley. Mrs. HAYES, Miss Danforth.
Miss Maggie Walker, Miss Claire KEEL
ley helped Miss Hoare In entertaining
the guests. The Ellis Quintet Club
played and sang delightfully."-. Miss
Hoare looked entrancingly well in a
frock of soft grey and a black picture
hat with green face trimmings. Her
belt and stock were also of green. Mr..
and Miss Hoare have entertained re-
I h.i hAr nd
| have made many warm friends, who
are very sorry to have them depart for
England. Among the guests were
Queen Liliuokalani and attendant,
Princess Kalanianaole, Princess Kawa.
nanakoa, Mrs. Dole, Admiral and Mrs.
I Terry, Acting Governor Atkinson. Con.
sui vizzavoni Consul Canavarro. Con.
sui Mkt Saito and Mrs. Saito. the Chi.
nese Consul, wife and secretary: Mr..
and Mrs. Isenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies. Mr.
s. NJ. Damon. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Hatch, Mrs. A. G.. Halves. Mr.. and Mrs
Ballentyne, Miss Leontine Hartnagle,
Mr.. William Irwin Mrs. Highton
Misses Carter, Miss Maggie Walker
Misses Ladd, Mrs. Mist, Miss Mist, Mr.
Mist. Mrs. Danford, Miss Danford
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Miss LANCE
Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Smithies. Mrs. Arch
lie Young. Miss Gillet, Mr.. and Mrs
Allan Herbert, Mrs. Lake, Miss Terry
Judge Lindsey. Mr.. Potter, Mr.. John
r. Bliss, Miss Mamie Winston. Miss
Rycroft. Mrs. Bottomley, Mrs. Jordan
Miss Jordan, Professor Brigham. Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Allen. Miss Allen, Miss
Dole, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Richard Ivers
Miss Scott. Major Soper. Mrs. King
Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs
Raas, Mrs. Henry Cooper. Mrs. BERTHE
Ter. Miss Waller, Miss Winifred Dole
Mrs. Parke. Mrs. Warehouse, Miss
Elsie Waterhouso. Mrs. Lakeland. Mis-
Judd, Mrs. Wilder. Mrs. A. M. Brown
Miss Rose Cunha. Bishop and Mrs
Restarick. Mrs. Il. D.. Tenney. Mis-
Helen Noonan. Miss Jennie Giffard
DIR. Mays. DIR. VIM. Taylor. DIR. Hodg
son. Mrs. Victoria Ward. Misses Ward
Mrs. p. Isenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. vol
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines. Captain
Niblack, Mrs. J. Cooke, Mrs. Montagu
Cooke. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs.
Klamp. Mrs. Charles Cooke. Mrs. Tui
ner, Mr.. and Miss Newcomb, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Phillip Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Eos
. ter, and many others.
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Mrs. Clifford Wood, who has beel
staying at her country place.-O-PiC
He-Pic.He-O.-has returned to he
town residence.
Everybody is interested in the con
ing masquerade ball to be given b
, Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
and costumes are being eagerly di'
cussed. 1t is astonishing what one ca
do with bit of cheese cloth and fe,
yards of ribbon.
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One of the prettlest dinners of tn
season was given on Thursday ever
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