Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21

bOll seems 10 ne as popular as ever
in Honolulu Judging from the crowds
which flock to Moanalua, College Hills
and Haleiwa, although we are told
that tennis is all the rage in the States
and England and golf is decidedly be.
hind the times.
Bridge, too, is out of It and distinct.
ly was the fashion, so am told but
the game goes on as strenuously as
ever here, and nobody cares whether its
the fashion or not.
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Among the departures this week fol
the Coast were Mr.. and Mrs. w. @.
Irwin, Mrs. Ivers, Miss Helene Irwin,
Miss Margaret Hyde.Smith, Mrs. !.
Burns, Miss Roberts, Miss Christian,
Miss Whiting, Mrs. Lorrln Andrews,
Miss Andrews, Mrs. Earl Mr.. Ewart
and Mr.. Wells. The Twins are going
to Europe for a stay of two years and
will be in San Francisco but a short
time. Both Helene Irwin and Mar
garet Hyde.Smith we're much enter
tanned and Miss Roberts, Miss Chris
tian and Miss whiting were also mos,
popular.
On Monday evening Mr. Bruce Cart.
wright and Miss Kathleen Cartwright
entertained at the Alexander Young at
dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Clanahan. Among the guests were
Doctor and Mrs. II. Murray and Doctor
Nost The table decoration was large
centcrpiece in a cut glass bowl Of shad.
ed pink geraniums, the glossy dark
green leaves contrasting most artist.
Cally. The exquisite service of the
Alexander Young made the table
charming to look upon.
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Mr. and Nlrs. Chalmers A. Graham
were passengers on the Korea for Ho.
nOulu. Mrs. Graham will make a
short visit here while her husband
goes to the Orient. Bruce Cartwright,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Knight. Miss Thelma
Parker. Mrs. Percy Benson, Mr.. Buck.
land, the Misses auckland. DR.. and
Mrs, Day, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovested,
Lieut.. Cushman. U. s. N; Manager
Hertsche, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Hutchins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Wall, J. ID. Easton, NJ
NJ. O'Shaughnessy, Col. Soper, Mr.. T.
Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr and Mr..
and Mrs. Cohen were other arrivals
of the week.
Mr.. Harry Lyon, the son of Captain
and Mrs. Lyon. Is expected to arrive
on the ship of Captain Goodwin. Mr..
Lyon has been in i'll health and he Ia
making the trip for the benefit to be
derived from the long Journey. He
will find host OF friends to bid him
welcome. for both Captain and Mrs
Lyon are very popular in Honolulu.
Owing to the death of Mr.. Edward
Giffard many dinners and lunches plan
ned in honor of Mrs. Tcnney have been
given up. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney and
the T.. +. Bishops are going to Byron
Springs The Mongolia will take
large Honolulu contingency and among
others will be Miss Leontine Hartna.
gle.
Miss Leontine Hartnagle has been
the guest of honor at several functions
this week. She sails on Friday for
San Francisco where she will Join the
Alexander Isenbergs and visit in Cali.
fornia before going to Seattle, her OBJ.
jective point.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hutchins are
occupying the Wood bungalow on
Thurston avenue.
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II is pleasant news to hear that Miss
May Damon has recovered her health
and will soon return to Honolulu. She
is spending some time with Mrs John
Merrill at st. Daustans.
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Miss Grace Spreckels has left the
and is again at her home
on Pacific avenue, but has not yet re.
covered her strength sufficiently to go
out at all. The date of her wedding
to Alexander Hamilton has not been
arranged, but the event Is probably
not far distant, should Miss Spreckels'