Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-28
~ Social Side of Life II

Observation-Disclosures R%2R,a2(R>&s%Se& 4
chestra furnished music and a delight.
full program was listened to. Suppe,
was served and very pleasant evening
passed A laughable sketch was given
by Mr.. A. Andrade of japanese yard
boy applying for work. Mr.. Rosenberg.
who was introduced by Mr.. Toomey
made an excellent speech and spoke
most enthusiastically of the hospitality
Of the Denver people.
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The news of the death Of Major J
X. Brown has been received with much
regret. He died at Stockton, Cal. His
wife and son were with him.
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Lieut.. Cushman, u. s. N, has taken
the Pearson house on Alexander street
Mrs. Cushman and son, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Coraper, are ex
pected In few weeks.
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Mr.. Tarn McGrew expects to sail for
Paris In November. He will continue
his studies Of architecture.
Improvements. are rapidly going on
at the Moana Hotel. When Mr..
lIertsChe was in Chicago recently he
purchased 500 bathing suits for the new
bathing house. The Moana is receiving
a new coat of paint.
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st. Andrews Fair today will bring
out large number of patrons. 1t will
last until o'clock.
A pretty little tea was given at the
Alexander Young Hotel by Mrs. Nc
Clanahan on Thursday for Miss Leon.
tine Hartnagle, in the makai ball.
room, which was beautifully decorated
with yellow crysanthemums, yellow
coreopsls and yellow daisies for the
event. A feature of the afternoon was
an art contest in which the one who
made the most artistic picture was Civ.
en- prize. Miss Justine McClanahan
passed around basket which contain.
ed the heads, arms and bodies of paper
dolls Of all nationalities. A large post
board was given each guest and In 4
certain time the pictures was to be
completed whether the legs, arms or
heads fitted or not. Mrs. c, Ballentyno
won the first prize, bronze vase, for
the most artistic picture, and Mrs. Ed.
ward Watson won the consolation prize,
red poster of dancer, for the most
grotesque contribution. Afterward the
guests played bridge. Among those
present were, besides the guest Of
honor, Miss Hartnagle, who looked
very pretty In a white pima trimmed
with old Mechlin lace: Mrs. Charles
Cooper, Mrs. Harvey Murray, Mrs.
Slattery. Mrs. Edward Watson, Mrs.
Clinton Ballentyne, Mrs. Albert Water.
house. Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Kopke, Mrs.
Kinney, Mrs. Frederic Klamp, Mrs.
Gaines, Mrs. Eckart and Miss Kathleen
Cartwright.
A delightful dinner was given on
Sunday for MIR. and Mrs. Hamburg by
MIR. aud Mrs. J. f. C. Hagens.
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Mr.. Max Lorentz was the host Of a
stag dinner at the Alexander Young
Hotel on Monday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. w. Pfotenhauer,
Mr.. Hermann Focke, Mr.. j. F. c. Hag.
ems. Mr.. George Rodiek, Mr.. Kopke.
MIR. Schultze, Mr.. Dyer and Mr.. Ahrens.
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At the charmines home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Won Hamm q dinner was given
on Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamburg. Among the dinner guests
were Major and Mrs. Van Vliet and
Mr.. and Mrs. Doering of New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Focke enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday for Mr..
and Mrs. e. F. Bishop, Mr.. and Miss
Schaefer, and Mr.. Muhlendorf.
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Mrs. Harry Couzen's Koffee Klatch
on Monday In honor of Miss Margaret
Walker. who sailed for the Coast on