Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-15


when the 10th Infantry band gave a
concert, the Hop Gold quintet came In
for its part and gayety held full sway.
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Tonight Mrs. Mary Gum will give
her annual exhibition at the Opera
House. The little tots have been per.
fcctly trained and an evening Of
amusement can be depended upon.
Pretty girls will usher you to your seat
and sell you program. Mrs. Gum has
worked like galley slave for the sue.
cess Of her entertainment and, judging
by the sale of tickets it will be a finan.
cial as well as a social success.
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Mrs. Basil Duke and Miss Frances
Duke arrived on the Sonoma and will
spend a year with Mr.. Sidney Ballou
General Duke did not accompany his
wife and daughter, but may arrive la.
ter.
5SaS3
The Nineteenth Infantry Band gave
q delightful concert at the Hawaiian
Hotel on Wednesday evening.
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No wonder Miss Martin thought the
children of Honolulu unusually bright
and adaptive. Mrs. Mary Gum trained
them for years! No one can manage
children more Cleverly than she-and
Miss Martin reaped the benefit of her
training.
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So Colonel Fitch has married his late
sons wife-and she Is handsome, clever
and wealthy. He certainly is not called
the "silver.tongued orator" for nothing
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MIR. Edward Tenney arrived in the
Sonoma. His mother, who was so dan
gerously III. is much better. Mrs. Geo
Castle departed Unexpectedly for San
Francisco on receipt of a telegram say
ing Mrs. Tenney, her mother, was very
lii.
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Mrs. James Castle and Miss Nelli,
White are expected the last of this
month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. alexander Scott, wht
have been occupying the Forestr!
Lodge at the Pail for so long, have re
turned to the Moana Hotel. Mr.. Scot
has a studio at the Alexander Younl
Hotel.
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Miss Helen Robson did not go I,
San Francisco with the Gums thi
week, hut will remain at the Moana TO
while longer. Mrs. +. II. Humphri
is chaperoning her.
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| Khaki has been the cynosure of al
eyes during the past week and the joI
ly soldier boys have made the time pas
pleasantly. The Singing Sons o
Mars" have lifted up their voices il
song, cgged on by the admiration o
the girls-and, at the Alexander Youni
On Thursday evening at the dance civ
en- by Mr. Lake, they showed them
selves comedy set, Of men. The foo
at this hotel is absolutely perfect an,
how the young people did enjoy them
selves. There are many pretty wOmel
on the transports and right merrily di,
they trip the light fantastic on Thurs
day evening, The roof garden was sim
| ply crowded and many of the towns
people were out, Mr.. Lakes departur
Is regretted by everybody, for no on
could ever be more Hospitality inclin
cd and his gracious manners have don
II great deal for the popularity of tn
hotel
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Captain Logan of the Ohio and of
GERS entertained at luncheon ON Thurs
day Among the guests were Mrs, Her
~ Lyon, Mrs, Niblack, Mrs. Gerrit Wi
der ana Miss Gertrude Brown,
Jg@ai
One Of the enjoyable events Of III
week was the luncheon given by Mrs
| q NJ Cooke at her beautiful c0untr
place, luakaha, ON Wednesday, IN
table was eNQuisitoly arrayed wit
white marguoritos tod with white RI
/ Ton ana the maidenhair ferns made
'harmiuH contrast Tho guests wer
+ without urrpllun ln white. ana lho II
nrt OF .. much Wean and White wa