Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-13

This is essentially season Of sport.
lever before have young men and wo.
nen taken such an interest in games
# all kinds as now. Observe the
rowds at the bail grounds and see
With what intense interest the game is
Young aud old. rich and
,oor, in fact the masses. all are happy
md the favorite is much applauded or
'lolcntly Missed according 10 the mood
II the vast multitude which congre.
,ates at the baseball, grounds when.
,yor there Is game on.
Golf is becoming Just as intense and
/ will be some time before IL Is so well
as 1t Is somewhat of an
taste. but the Manoa valley
golf links make 1t JOY to look upon
~ well as TO play The situation Is
almost ideal and the access easy of
Polo will soon he on again and the
wild. exciting games viii furnish great
sport Tennis is generally with us.
and we have some rafting good play.
ars. Surfing Is the rage just at pres
ant and almost every afternoon we
IAN participate in that most interest
Ing sport. We are not the idle lot
which our cousins across the sea would
have us On the contrary, our days are
long and strenuous, and we play as
we work-with will.
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Last Friday charming lunch was
given by Mrs. James Spencer for Mrs.
William Haywood. Among those in
yitcd were Mrs. william Irwin, Mrs.
+. N. Hatch. Mrs. W. o. Smith, Mrs
Bailey, Mrs. McGrew, and Mrs. Alex.
ander lsenberg.
The canoeing party given at the Mo-
ana Hotel by the Prince aud Princess
Kawnnanakoa on Saturday last for
Captain and Mrs Sinclair and MIR.
Freeman was a great success. The
surf was perfect and the sport conse-
quently all that could be desired.
Among those present, besides the
guests of honor. were DR.. and Mrs. +.
Howard Humphris Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
C. Deering. Acting Governor Jack A..
kinsOn. Miss Cunha, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Tenney and Mr.. Cunha. After
enjoying the pleasures of the surf
light refreshments were served.
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A very charming family Is dOmiciled
1T the Moana Hotel for month. Mrs.
SCotied and the Misses Scohcld with
maids and man servant descended upon
the hotel about week ago. Several
Of the family have been to the Vol
Cano for the week. Mr.. Scoiicld was q
L.. g la,
and was one of the best.known men
there. The Scohelds have been all
over the world but say they are sim
ply charmed with Honolulu and thinl;
IL one of the loveliest spots they have
ever seen. The mother and daughters
are very pretty women and have be
come great favorites with those whom
they have met.
British Consul Raymond de u. Lay
ard and Mrs. l.ayard are now living al
the Consulate, on King street. Mrs
| Iayard will be at home on the first ant
third Thursdays Of each month ant
will be pleased to receive her friends
The Layards are delightful people ant
will add much to the social life of tn,
place. Their little daughter bids fai
TO become beauty. She is only abou
seven years old.
| A stag supper was given at Sans Sou
| ci on Thursday evening by Judge Fran
els March Hatch in honor of his faith
er.in.law. Col. HAYES, of San Francis
GO. The long table with covers fo
fourteen was most inviting with IL
dressing of maidenhair ferns anC
softly shaded silver candlesticks. Ever
the service plates harmoniZed with tn,
green color scheme, making a cool ant
delightful effect. Those present be
sides the host and guest OF honor wer,
Judge Dole. Admiral Terry, NJ. c. He'd
eman, Judge Whiting, +. W. Macfar
lane, Col. Mcclellan, DIR. George Her
bert, Herbert Focke, Samuel Parker
William Haywood and A. G. Halves Jr
Among the passengers in the Logar
for Manila were Col. Joseph b. Girart
and Miss Louise Girard. The Girardi
are very well known here. for Col. Cir
ard was in charge of the Buena Vista
Hospital about two years ago, and
with his two daughters, was very much
liked. The elder daughter married
MIR. Fritz Klamp about a year ago ant
has one of the most charming home,
in Honolulu. Miss Louise Girard is al
pretty and dainty as ever and wal
quite belle at the dance given by Mr.
Wingate Lake at the Alexander Youni
Hotel on Thursday evening. Mrs
klamp was also present, looking al
chic as ever. She is always very mucl
admired and is a typical French type
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Lieut.. Col John Mcclellan returned
| In the Logan from his leave of alb
sence and will take command of CAM
Mckinley. lie is very popular in Ho
Inolulu and quite beau.
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! Captain and Mrs. Niblack returned
from Hawaii in the Mauna Loa after {
very pleasant trip and are now at thell
artistic cottage in the Naval grounds
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Drake Of
weather bureau fame, arrived in the
| city this week.