Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-15


ltions and maiden hair ferns. The two
oval tables, strung with red carnation
leis from the ceiling to the edges and
festooned with MALE, were most artis-
tic in effect. Candles with red shades
were before each place and baskets of
maiden hair were suspended from the
ceiling. A large candelabra with red
shades occupied each end Of the table
and a huge basket Of carnations and
maiden hair rested in the center. Two
! large American flags were draped on
the ceiling to the table The place
cards were bits OF Hawaiian scenery.
The Hawaiian Quintette Club played
throughout the dinner An elaborate
and delicious menu was enjoyed. In
the ball room. which had been trans
formed into a smoker for the evening,
little tables were placed, and after din
ner coffee, cigars and cigarettes were
served late in the evening. Mr.. Francis
Swanzy was POSTMASTER Among those
present were Mr.. w. o. Smith. Mr.. NJ.
NJ. Scott, Mr.. Mkt Saito. Mr. VIM. Hay
wood. Mr.. ]. A. McCandless. Mr.. II. II.
Chamberlain, Mr.. J. A. Gilman. Mr..
w. X. Castle, Mr.. Alex. Young. Mr.. p.
c. Jones. Mr.. +. NJ. Swanzy. Mr.. w. p.
Hepburn, Mr.. w. G. Irwin. Mr.. II. w.
Lyon. Mr.. l.. A. Thurston, Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Rolph. Mr.. Z. II. Wodehouse. Bishop II.
b. Restarick, Mr.. A. +. Griffiths. Mr.. A.
de s. Canavarro. Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Kin
caid. Mr.. b. F. Dillingham;. Mr.. +. J.
Lowrey. Mr.. II. Ivers. Mr.. VIM. Pfo-
tenhauer, Mr. A. CARVE. Mr.. Il. L. Pax
ton, Mr.. Sam Parker, Mr.. A. Niblack,
Mr.. Il. ID. Tenney. Mr.. r. W. Breckons,
Mr.. Geo. F. Davies. Mr.. J. A. Ken
nedy, Mr.. John Waterhouse, Mr. r. d.
Mead, Mr.. +. NJ. Bechtel Mr.. Il. X.
Stackable. Mr.. l.. +. Pinkham. DR.. l..
Z. Cofcr, Mr.. C. NJ. Cooke
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DIR. J. II. Yost, U, s. A.. was one OF
the passengers on the transport Sher-
man. He goes to San Francisco for
/ examination for promotion and ex-
poets to return in about six weeks.
Dozens of leis were sent him. but be-
Ing In uniform he could not wear them.
He has become a great favorite in So
cial circles and everybody will be glad
when he returns. The departure of the
Sherman was quite an event on Tues
day. The band played from 2 until S,
and crowds of people came down to
/
lei-bedecked and they presented the APP
pearance Of huge floral garden as the
Sherman slowly departed from the
dock.
The moonlight concert tonight given
by the Honolulu Symphony Society on
the grounds Of James b. Castle, Esq,
cannot fail to be treat. The cost is
only fifty cents ticket and delight
/ full program has been arranged.
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Mrs. Wastey Hamilton, who has been
so i'll, is slowly recovering at the home
of her cousin, Mrs. Claire Williams.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hamilton expected to
depart on the Sherman. but owing to
illness have been detained. Mrs.
Hamilton, nee Lillian Bacon, is one of
the best liked and best known young
women in Honolulu. and everybody
has regretted her recent indisposition.
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Captain Farrar and Lieut.. Trotter
were passengers on the Sherman. They
were stationed at Camp Mckinley.
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Bruce Cartwright, Jr, who was grad
uated from Yale last month. has been
spending some time at Seabright. n.
He will past the summer In Maine.
returning to Honolulu next October
His father is expected the last OF this
month from San Francisco.
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Doctor and Mrs. Mcconnell. who
have been spending week at the Vol
cano, expect to depart for their home
In st. Louis on the Alameda. DR.. Mel
Cornell will take an important position
! In the university.
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! On Friday last a surprise party was
given Harold Castle, who has lately