Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-19

everybody thoroughly enjoyed. She Is
not heard half often enough, and when
she leaves us we will begin to realize
our loss-for 1t is rarely we have an
artist of Miss Marks ability in our
midst.
Miss Edith Williams is here SPEND
ing a week with Miss Lara Lucas al
the Lucas country place at Niu.
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Mr. and. Mrs. Med" Adams are ut
the Won Holt place at Waikiki for
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Haste Harrison are at
the Volcano House for change OF air.
The viii Castles. who are on Tan
talus, are giving many house parties
which are very enjoyable affairs.
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Miss Edith Spalding expects to leave
for Tacoma with Mrs. r. NJ. Hatch on
the 22nd.
Misses Marion and Alice Roth, who
nre visiting in San Francisco with Mrs.
Roth of the Occidental Hotel, are hav-
ing very gay time.
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Mr.. Fred Schultz, who Is connected
with the San Francisco Examiner, was
recently lunched by DR.. Arthur Knud-
sen at the Occidental Hotel. He Is
getting on well and his cuts are full
Of artistic feeling.
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Captain Niblack departed for Laysan
Island this week. and during his alb
sence Mrs. Niblack will divide her
time between her friends. Mrs. Henry
Lyon and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy will en-
terrain her next week.
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A charming engagement luncheon
! was given by Mrs. Albert Judd on
Wednesday for Miss Sophia Judd. The
table, most effectively decorated with
pink hearts, cunningly hidden by
maiden hair, was a pretty sight. The
singing boys played and sang through
out lunch, and the attractive bride
elect was toasted by her friends. Each
guest wore a pink lei with pink hearts
entwined. The other guests were
Misses Charlotte and Florence Hall,
Peterson, Bessie Hopper, Alice Jones,
Marion Warehouse, Nora Sturgeon,
Lawrence, Ella Wight, Alexander and
NJ. Hartwell
Among the arrivals on the Sonoma
as the wife Of Captain Basil Combs.
Captain and Mrs. Combs have taken q
house on College street where they
will reside during the captains stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond, who passed
/ through on the Ventura, were greatly
entertained by the Irish-Americans OF
Honolulu. A lunch and reception at
the Moana Hotel were among the pleas
ures of the day as well as visit to
the Bishop Meseum in the tally-ho.
The committee of reception included
T. f. McTighe, p. McInerny, ]. J. Sui
Ivan, p. NJ. Ryan, E. A. McInerny,
John Sheehan, John A. Hughes, G. ]
Mccarthy and James Dodd. The ladies
committee included Mrs. McTighe, Mrs.
Cowes. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Huggan,
Mrs. Rowatt, Misses Dougherty and
bowling. The celebrated NJ. p. ex-
pressed himself as delighted beyond
doubt at his noble reception and said
both he amid Mrs. Redmond would
certainly come again.
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Hon. Caleb West and Judge Parker
departed for Hilo and the Volcano this
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Turner-Turner, who
were passengers on the Ventura, are
world renown travellers in the East.
For the past eleven years they have
lived in tetns and frequented out Of the
way places.
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Stanford University, August g.
The engagement OF Professor Albert
w. Smith, former head of the depart
ment of mechanical engineering at
Stanford University and now head Of
Sibley College Of Engineering at Cor
nell, to Mrs. Rubey Green Bell, an in
structor in entomology at Stanford,
was announced today. The wedding
will take place on the Stanford campus
on the 10th OF the present month. The
announcement of this engagement Is
the biggest surprise in matrimonial
line that has happened In the uniyer-
sity community for many wears