Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-04

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very pretty girl and has large circle !
OF friends in Honolulu.
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Mr.. j. w. Waldron of Schaefer & Co.. |
Is at the Volcano House for his health |
Mr.. A. Hamburg has been greatly en- |
tertained in Hilo prior to his departure
for Honolulu.
A farewell banquet was given AT
Hotel Demosthenes in honor of August
Hamburg, says the Hilo Tribune. Gov.
ers were laid for twenty-seven, the long
table was tastefully decorated with
| ferns and flowers, palms and plants
throughout the hall adding to the
charm of the scene. William Mckay
presided as POSTMASTER, and was never
at loss In providing merriment fol
the assembled guests, drawing from
each Of those present the best and wit.
iiest In him. At the close Of the feast
c. G. Kennedy, by request, led In the
singing of Aud Lang Syne. Music
was furnished by quntette club,
which interspersed Hawaiian melodies
throughout the evenings entertain
ment Those present were: August
! Hamburg, William Mckay, c. G. Ken
nedy, John T. Molr, Z. N. Holmes, l.
Turner, J. Watt, A. CARVE. Judge G. f.
Parsons, c. Castendyk, II. T. Guard.
n. A. Lucas. John Fitzgerald, DIR. A.
Irwin, DR.. c. L. Stow, c. L. Wright
c. A. Stoble, A. James, A. Lindsay.
II. Wears, A. w. Richardson, DR.. II. b,
Elliott, W. II. c. Campbell. Peter Lee
w. George Kaihenui, J. e. Metcalfa
and Admiral George c. Beckley.
Mr.. Hamburg was serenaded by the
County band on Friday morning at the
Kinau wharf, when he departed for Ho.
nolulu to take up the duties Of his new
office in II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. He
takes the position vacated by ]. +,
Hamburg, who has been selected az
eastern buyer of the house. c. Caster.
dyk, assistant manager Of the local
store, will be promoted to the head Of
the establishment, and have for assist.
ants A. w. Richardson and Frank
Hime, lately of Kailua.
. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Castendyk at their
beautiful remodeled home, "Illahoe,"
at Riverside Park, entertained a score
OF friends in honor OF A. Hamburg,
/ whose departure on Friday for Homo
/ lulu has been the occasion Of many
, social affairs during the past ten days.
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. Mr.. and Mrs william Chalmers, who
have been travelling in Scotland, re-
turned last week and brought with
: them their daughter Jean, who has
, been at school in Aberdeenshire for
the past four years. She is reported to
be very pretty Scotch lassie.
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, The engagement of Miss Eliza Low
to Mr.. John Mcguire has been an
nounced at Kona.
/ The appointment Of Mr.. Winfred
: Howard Babbitt as Superintendent of
; Public instruction has given general
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;. DIR. and Mrs. Charles b. Cooper are
}, occupying their town bungalow on Ala.
!. kea street, adjoining the doctors OF.
d fee.
:. Mr.. Harry Lewis is at the Alexander
J. Young Hotel for the season.
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The celebration Of the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. John
. Mott occurred on Wednesday at their
e residence on Lunalilo street. Flags
l. adorned the grounds and the govern.
o ment band played in the afternoon, a
5 special compliment from Governor Car.
:. ter. The rooms where the reception
}. was held were sweet with the MALE.
:. Chrysanthemums and flags further dec.
d GRATED the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott
l. we're assisted in receiving by Mrs.
= Rasemann and Mrs. Fred Harrison
d their daughters. Many valuable gifts
4 we're bestowed upon the esteemed cou'
pie. The dates. "1S55-l905," in gild
were over the entrance door.
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On Friday evening, November 18th
u Captain Josselyn will entertain the
7. young ladies of the Kunalu Rowing
;, Club by sea yarn at the Charles
3 r. Bishop Hall.
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IS The Junior dancing class will meet
q with Miss Alice Hedemann on Satur.