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

, oNQuiS1tely decorated, ana among tne
guests were Captain and Mrs. Hum
phreys. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxton, Miss Girard and
Captain Bush.
The sailing of the Mongolia wan
quite an event for many prominent
local people were on board as well as
Capt. Berger and the Hawaiian band.
The Portuguese band was also in EVIL
dence and played in honor Of Consul
Vizzavona, who goes on a vacation to
I France and italy. Among those who
departed were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Suhr,
Mrs. G. Hedemann and Carl Hedemann,
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth. Miss Muriel
Campbell Mrs. Parkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Dowsett. Eric Knudseu. mir. and
Mrs. Gulick. Mrs. J. +. Connolly. the
Misses Connolly. Col A. G.. Halves.
Miss Emily Rice. Mrs. II. Berger, wife
of our own Berger; Miss Laura Wells,
Ward Wells and Fred McGraw and
many others.
Mrs. C. Hedemann was the hostess
of dinner on Sunday evening for Miss
/ Laura Wells and Mr.. Ward Wells.
Miss Alice Hedemann, who has been
visiting en- Maui at the Mullers, re.
turned last week.
| Miss Helen Thayer, who has been a
guest Of Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch. departed
for her home in Los Angeles on the
Mongolia. She is daughter of Frank
Thayer, Esq, so prominent in the New
York. Life Insurance Company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott are
guests at the osborne bungalow for the
week. Mr.. Scott brought back some
lovely sketches of Kauai scenery while
away on a visit to the Knudsens two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Clifford Kimball and Mrs. Geo.
Kimball have joined Miss Helen Kim
ball at the Charles Rices on Kauai.
They will he gone for two weeks. Miss
George Lacey Is the guest of the Gays,
and life on the island Is perfect
! Joy for strangers. There is riding,
hunting in all its perfection and the
Rices, Baldwins. Gays and Knudsens
vie with each other for the entertain
ment of their guests. Life seems tame
in Honolulu after a stay on Kauai.
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Miss Julia Dean, so we'll known here.
is making quite success OF the role
Of Nance Olden. An extract from a re-
cent paper says: Possessing all the
elements of a genuine and emphatic
dramatic success and given an enthusi-
astic reception by the audience that
filled Parsons Theater, the play based
on the novel, In the Bishops Car
riage, had its premier here tonight.
The work is cleverly constructed and
has intense climaxes and sufficient
humor.
| THE role of Nance Olden was played
by Miss Julia Dean, whose conception
of the part was admirable. She scored
a signal success in the part. Those
who have followed the career of Miss
Dean and who witnessed her perfor-
nance tonight believe she will make a
very favorable impression on New
York audiences. Members of the sup
porting company include Edmund
Breese, John Wesley, John Finlay,
Helen Ware and Clarence Handy-side
Curtain calls were demanded at the end
OF each act.
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The Twins have gone to Maunawili
and will probably remain until Sep
tember Helen Irwin and Margaret
liyde-Smith accompanied them. They
expect to return to San Francisco in
October. Miss Gertrude Hyde-Smith
who has been spending the summer at
San Rafael, is now the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs Hyde, at her coun-
try home in San Mateo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr.. are
stopping with Alice and Earling Hede-
mann at DR., Woods house, during the
absence of Mrs. Hedemann at the Coast.
The Hedemanns have taken the Wood
house for few months.
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Judge A. S. Humphreys, who has
been III from ptomaine poisoning, is
able to be about.
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The Rev. w. +. Crabtree sailed on
the Alameda tor San Diego where he
will have charge OF the Christian
church.
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