Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-12


Columbo, Mr.. Robert White; Mr.. James
Dougherty and Mr.. L. NJ. Boyd both
have parts and there are other minor
roles which have not yet been given
out. The chorus will be beautifully
gotten up and the house specially dec
GRATED for the occasion. The patron.
esses are Mesdames Robert Levers, w.
c. Wilder, J. II. Soper, c. l.. Crabbe,
J. o. Carter. G. c. Beckley, w. G. Ire
win, s. b. Dole, Andrew Fuller, L. ID.
Tenney, Jane Walker, A. T. Atkinson,
, +. W. Macfarlane, Geo. c. Herbert, q.
s. Holloway, c. VI. Cooke.
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Mrs. Cora Bunson sailed on the Mon.
golia en- route for New York.
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| Doctor and Mrs. F. II. Humphris,
who have been rusticating at the AlaA
Herbert place in the Kalihi Valley for
+, the past six weeks, returned to the Mo-
ma Hotel today. While at Wailels
they kept open house and entertained
in delightfully."- Informal manner. The
house is. admirably adapted for week.
end parties, and the Humphris thor.
oughly appreciated the fact. Mr.. F.
II. Humphris, Sr., was a most agree.
able addition to the household, and
added much to the enjoyment of the
guests. He is also at the Moana Ho-
tel.
Mr. TIertche. the popular manager Of
the Moana Hotel. gave dinner on
Wednesday evening In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. 7. A. Hays.
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Mr.. Sheffield Grace, brother OF DR..
Grace OF Hilo. u at present stopping
in Honolulu.
: Mrs. Walter Hoffman, quite enjoys
her Kalihi Valley cottage. and spends
much of her time during the hot weas
ther there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poor. prominent citis
zens of New Orleans, are at the Mos
una Hotel.
Mrs. Mullen and Mr.. Babcock de.
parted for the Coast this week. They
have been guests at the Moana Hotel.
, Mrs. McGrew, who is on Hawaii for
her health. is reported as being much
: better. Mr.. Tarn McGrew expects to
remain in Honolulu until January.
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Mrs. Percy Benson and Mr.. and Miss
Giffard are expected very soon to ar
!. rive from Europe.
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: Hon. S. NJ. Damon leaves in the 40
.. rangi for three weeks vacation trip
to Portland.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w. Wilder are still
I at their country place in the Manoa
, Valley.
a Mrs. James Castle and Miss Nellie
= White are expected to return from Maui
{ today.
|, Mrs. John w. Francis and son Har.
ny left for the mainland on the Ala.
, media to be absent several months WIS.,
> ting friends in Missouri, Colorado and
q Southern California.
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? Mrs. A. II. Harrington OF Brewer,
a Maine who has been visiting Mr.. and
. Mrs Wallace X. Harrington, returns to
p the Coast in the China.
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Mrs. Gilbert Waller expects to
:. leave for England very soon, for q
visit.
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. Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice, the we'll
known authoress, and her husband,
. Gale Young Rice, were through passen-
= gers on the Mongolia from Japan en-
:. route to their home in Louisville. Ky.
- While In port they were tho guests OF
honor at luncheon given by Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck at their Wilder
: avenue residence. Others present were
2 Maj. Van Vliet, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Castle, Mrs. Locke, Capt. and Mrs.
Niback and DR.. and Mrs. Hobby.
Miss Agnes Judd sailed for Maui on
Friday, to be gone about two weeks.
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O Next Thursday at $50 o'clock the
n University Club will give reception,
! and an exhibition of the paintings of
: Mr.. Howard Hitchcock, who has re-
a Gently returned from New York. The
n affair will partake of the nature OF q
: housewarming, for 1t will be the first
q time the University Club has enter.
|. tanned. The invitations will be sent
out the first Of the week. and society
Is looking forward to treat. The list
n OF patronesses Is as follows: Mrs,
Charles Cooper, Mrs. +. H. Humph.
ris. Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
, Scott, Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. San
:, ford B. Dole. Mrs. Henry Lyon, Mrs.
y Albert Judd, Mrs. Charles +. Humph.
q rey and Mrs. W. +. Frear.
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Mrs. Selma Kinney and Miss Kin
= Eey gave an afternoon musicale and
' Tea at their new home, Swastika Bun.
!, galow. on Friday afternoon. Lac pro-
= gram was unusually good, both Miss
: Maud Kinney and Mrs. Tenney Peck
;, contributing delightful numbers. Miss
. Barnes was to have played but owing
to sudden illness her numbers were
Nned by Mrs. Tenney Peck, who de-
J., llgnted the audience by her artistic
! singing. Miss Kinney played eXquis-
J. itely and looked IA picture in pale
. green silk, the quaint style Of the frocls
suiting her down to the ground. Mrs.
!, Henry Kinney presided at the tea table