Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-22

lettering. Calabashes filed with can
dies were given as souvenirs. After
dinner the guests played six-hand
pedro. Those present were the guests
of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood, Doc
tor and Mrs. Charles Cooper, Captain
and Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wall, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Halves. Mrs. Haywood wore a mag
nificent pink brocaded satin trimmed
with old point lace and diamond
necklace from which was suspended
a large diamond cross.
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Mrs. Van Vliet, wife of Major Van
Vliet, expects to arrive in Honolulu
soon.
Mrs. Leopold Blackman and he-
daughter, Beatrice Holeswc~.h. s-i'nd
on the Alameda for Paris where Wise
Beatrice will attend school, her mother
returning about January.
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Mrs. Victor Blue sailed suddenly on
the transport Warren on receipt of a
cable saying: Operation successful.
come" from her husband. Honolulu
much regrets the departure Of this
charming young woman who was q
great addition to the social life here.
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Mr.. E. Z. Hartman Is again In Ho-
nolulu after an absence OIL few weeks
on Maui and Hawaii.
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Miss Marietta Horens. who has been
guest Of Miss Bertha Young. expects
to return to her home in Oakland soma
time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Merrill are due
to arrive in New York July Goth from
Europe. Word will reach them there
Of the fire which almost destroyed their
handsome home, so II Is expected that
they will not long delay crossing the
continent.-Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Castle and Miss
Nellie White sails for Maui and they
expect to be gone about three weeks.
Harold Castle is already there.
4 4 4
The Rev. and Mrs. Westervelt have
not yet returned permanently to Manoa
Valley, but are still enjoying their
honeymoon at the Peninsula.
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Mrs. George Carter is at Lake Tahoe,
where she will await the return Of Gov.
ernor Carter.
4 4 +
Mrs. Wesley Hamilton Is slowly con-
valescing and expects to depart with
Lieut.. Hamilton on the next transport
for their future station at Fortress
Monroe
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Mrs. r. p. Schwerin's recent trip
over the northern circuit, which in
cluded Yellowstone Park and the Lewis
and Clark Exposition. came to an un-
happy end. While at the exposition.
Mrs. Schwerin, with party OF friends,
decided to investigate the mysteries of
the enchanted swing, but, unfortunate
ly. fell from it, injuring herself, her
back suffering the most serious results.
The attending physician is quite suro
that she will be about in a short time.
Chronicle.
Miss Ruth McNutt returned Wednes-
day from Europe, where she has been
travelling for the past six months with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Potter. While in
Paris Miss McNutt was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Josselyn.-Chron-
icle.
Miss Helen Robson made a very
appearance on Wednesday
as she bend over the rail OF the Ala
beda to wave a last farewell to her
many friends. She was covered with
leis and carried a large bouquet Of
la France roses
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The minstrel show, which Is to be
given tonight by the Kamehameha
Alumni Association, ought to bring out
large house for the object is a most
worthy one, and should appeal to all
those DESTROYS Of helping to educate
the boys and girls. A second perfor-
nance will be given a week from to-
night. Popular prices will prevail on
both occasions and tickets may be OBJ
tanned from the Bergstrom Music Co.
End members OF the Kamehameha
Alumni Association. The stage man.
agement Of the affair is In the hands
Of w. ID. Adams. The officers OF the
Alumni Association are
40 follows: President, Harry Aud;
Rev. J. L, Hopwood.
secretary, d. Pahu; treasurer, T. Tread.