Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

Planters Association experiment sta
ton.
Col and Mrs. Parker and family
have removed to their Diamond Head
residence for the summer.
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Cards have been received from Judge
Galbraith announcing that he has re-
sumed the practice Of law at Oklahoma
City.
One Of the most charming bridge
parties Of the season was given by
Mrs. Edward Tenney on Thursday aft
ernoon at her Colonial mansion on
Pensacola street. in honor Of Mrs. Will
liam Haywood OF Washington, d. G.
The circular lanai was consented with
a scene Of tropical beauty with hang
Ing baskets Of maidenhair, palms and
flowers. In the hall potted palms and
roses Of ox-eyed daisies and cereopsis
gave touch OF beauty to the room,
and in the library and drawing rooms
we're high vases filled with ox-eyed
daisies and roses. The piece de resis-
lance was the portiere Of royal lima
and MALE which hung from the large
square window on the lanai.
large Hawaiian flag was pictures
quely draped upon the wall The
prizes were unusually pretty. The
first one being a large calabash which
was won by Mrs. Clifford Kimball.
the second prize, a hula skirt, went to
Mrs. II. Focke, and the consolation
prize, a pheasant lei. was cut for and
won by Mrs. A. J. Campbell. There
were few tables Of pedro and the
first and second prizes, calabash and
Hawaiian fan, were awarded to Mrs.
Florence Macfarlane and Mrs Camp
bell-Parker. Delicious refreshments
were served and an agreeable half
hour spent in chit-chat. or, as our
friend oliver Wendell Holmes used to
say, "gobble, gable, git" Among
those present were, besides the guest
Of honor. Mrs. Haywood. who looked
charming In a white lace frock with
a string Of pearl around her neck: Mrs.
Mary Widdifeld, Mrs. Henry Lyon,
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Faxon Bish-
op, Mrs. c. Wight. Mrs. Klebahn, Mrs.
H. Focke, Mrs. Francis Swanzy, Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder,
Mrs. Byron Baird, Mrs. Brainard Smith,
Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Mrs. Clifford Kim.
ball, Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. II. v.
Murray, Mrs. c. NJ. v. Foster, Mrs.
w. E. Taylor. Mrs. S. G. Wilder. Mrs.
c. Conradt, Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mrs.
Archie Young, Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane,
Mrs. A. M. Brown. Mrs. Arthur Wall.
Mrs. F. II. Humphris, Mrs. George
Beckley, Mrs. William LAM, Mrs.
Florence Macfarlane, Mrs. c. Holloway.
Mrs. Samuel Parker, Mrs. Suhr and
Mrs. Jack Halves.
Everyone is sorry the Alexander
Youngs are not coming home for the
autumn days, for their many friends
miss the cordial hospitality character
istic Of Rosecrest Mrs. Young's health
Is very much better than when she
went to the islands, so It is on her
account that the family Is staying on
in Honolulu. Miss Marietta Havens,
who is their guest, will not remain
till the late autumn. Miss Ravens will
sail from Hawaii on July 4, and will
spend the rest Of the summer here.
Miss Bertha Young is an ideal hostess,
and her friends will be glad when she
returns to Rosecrest for the winter
oakland sat. Night.
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A California paper says: The de-
parture of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt and their family for Oyster
Bay June 10 was the signal to sum-
mer quarters for most Of the Admin
istration circle, all the diplomatic con-
tingent and society generally. which
has already fingered much later than
usual in Washington.
Mrs. Roosevelt and the younger chill
dren will, according to their usual Gus
tom, spend the greater part Of the sum-
mer quietly at Sycamore Hill, with
possibly an occasional short cruise on
the Presidents yacht. Young Theo-
dore, who Is being tutored for college
by Matthew Hale. Harvard man and
cousin of the first Mrs Roosevelt, will
continue his studies during the sum-
mer. but with frequent change of scene.
and, with Mr.. Hale, may make trip
to the Northwest.
Miss Roosevelt will leave Oyster
Bay In time to join Secretary Taft's
party in San Francisco on July l and
sail with 1t on the Manchuria for the
Philippines. She will make the Jour-
ney across the continent with Miss
Boardman Of Washington, who. with
Miss Mcmillan, daughter OF the late
Senator from Michigan, will be among
the Official members OF the Con-
gressional party. The official chaperon
OF these young women will be Mrs.
Newlands, wife OF. the Senator from
Nevada.
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An elaborate dinner was given at
the Moana Hotel in the private dining
room for Mr.. and Mrs. Suhr, on the
evening OF July 9TH, by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hanneberg. The decorations were
both artistic and costly and the menu
most attractive. There were many
toasts given and exchanged, for the
Suhrs used to reside In Honolulu and
are very popular. The Moana Quin-
tette, which was specially engaged for
the evening, played for dancing, which
was INDUCED in after the dinner.
Those present besides the guests OF
honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Suhr, were Mr..
and Mrs. II. Focke, Mr.. and Mrs. Kle-
n.