Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

Moanalua is again becoming populat
for the golf enthusiasts and nearly
every day members of the club and
their friends cen be seen on the links.
Tea baskets are all the rage, and
after q strenuous game. what is more
refreshing than cup o. tea.
DR.. Yost has returned from San
Francisco more of golf fiend than
ever and hardly day passes but he Is
on the links, and he plays strong
game.
Doctor Murray is also a skillful
player, and what time he can spare
from his profession finds him on the
links. Mrs. Murray, who has always
been more or less lover OF sport, has
become quite competent to golf and
plays a very good game already. One
must exercise. especially In Honolulu.
In order to keep in good health and
spirits, and what is better than golf
for that purpose. Plenty of fresh air
and the beautiful exercise will keep
the most blase person in a normal and
healthy condition-both in mind and
body.
There was quite an influx of visitors
at Haleiwa from Saturday until Mon
day. Every room in the hotel as well
as the cottages were taken. There
were luaus. dances and much music to
while the time away, and the golf
links also came in for their share OF
attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. c. Deering, who
have been at Haleiwa for the past ten
days, welcomed many friends who
came down to see them. They like II
so well at the comfortable little hotel
that they will remain some time long
err. Among those who journeyed down
TO Waialua were DR.. and Mrs,
Humphris. Mr.. Sheffield Grace, Mr..
Rowell and Mr.. Finlayson. The man.
agement is certainly quite popular and
the hotel is a favorite place to stay
from Saturday until Monday.
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Mrs. Bernice Walbridge gave n
charmingly informal tea In honor Of
Mrs. Balding of Hilo, on Friday, at
the home Of Judge A. Wilder at Wal
kiki. Mrs Balding looked very sweet
in a pretty white frock deliberately
trimmed with embroidery. Among
those present were Mrs. Townsend.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott. Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Austin, Miss Austin, Miss Parke and
others.
Doctor William +. Taylor, who has
been so seriously Ill at the Alexander
Young Hotel Is slowly recovering his
strength. He is still confined to his
bed and has three physicians in at.
tendance.
Mrs. James B. Castle and Miss Nellie
White have gone to Maui for a month.
The beautiful air and charming sur
roundings make most agreeable
change. Mr.. and Mrs. Castle spent last
Sunday at Kahuku inspecting their
new villa which is said to be not only
comfortable but picturesque.
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Mr.. Gustav Kunst, who died recent
ly in Hamburg. has had quite roman
tic career. His interests In CONNER
cial Russia were vast. II was an open
secret before he left Honolulu this last
time that his death was only a ques-
ton Of months. He had a great de-
sire to die in his beloved Germany and
consulted a prominent physician about
his chances Of reaching home. He was
generous to a fault and had hosts oi
friends, He also did much practical
good with his great wealth-and he Is
greatly regretted and mourned by all
who knew him.
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Mrs. Henry Highton, who sailed on
the Alameda, may return with a huge
fortune. for she has discovered proc
ess which will make new wine old
This has been thoroughly tested and
pronounced wonderful discovery by
eminent scientists. She will proceed
directly to Elemdorf, the country home
Of the Hagens in Kentucky.
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Paymaster Brown will soon go to
Cavite to be assistant to the general
naval storekeeper, and he will be sue
Ceeded by G. s. Hagner, U. S. N. who
is at present at the Mare Island Navy
Yard. Paymaster Brown will greet an
old friend at Cavite, for Captain Rod
man is commander OF the U. S. S. Ule-
ano.
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Captain Basil Combes and the Off
GERS of the cableship Restorer enter
tanned in truly princely fashion on
Regatta Day. A launch went every half
hour to the shore for the convenience
of the guests. and the Restorer was
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