Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-18
II Social Side of Life II



tractive little bungalow at Diamond
Head on Tuesday was delightful at
fair. The seaside home of the U.s.
bournes, situated at the foot of Dia-
mond Head on the brow of hill. and
the broad expanse OF
ocean. is one of the choice spots In the
The house is most conve-
niently arranged and the perfect taste
Of the host and hostess are seen on ev-
cry side. Among the guests on Tues
day were Mrs Raymond de b. Layard.
Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. +. II. Hum |
phris. Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. +. II.
Humphris. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ross have re-
turned from their honeymoon on Ha-
vail. and are occupying their pretty
home on College Hills.
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Mrs. wendroth will be at home on
Monday to her friends. The Alexan-
der Isenbergs have been on Tantalus
for the past week. The Wendroths ex-
rect soon to depart for their home In
Germany. They have been much en-
tertained and are very popular young
couple.
A large party of tourists departed
for the Volcano House on Tuesday.
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On Monday night the Rathbone Sis
ters gave a valentine party at Rath-
lone Hall. The knights of Pythias
we're among the invited guests as well
as the Daughters of Rebecca. Much
merriment was created by baskets be-
ing auctioned off to the highest bid
der. The fair owners of the baskets
were paired off with the purchaser and
pcinic lunches were INDUCED In
amongst the laughter which was often
caused by the sales. A very jolly
evening was passed and dancing con-
tinued until late hour.
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Mr.. James V. Coleman, who Is at
present guest at the Moana Hotel.
IL a nephew Of William S. O'Brien OF
Bonanza fame. He is a prominent
member OF the Bohemian Club OF San
Francisco. and very popular with his
friends. He may remain In Honolulu
, for some time.
A delightful bridge whist party was
| given on Monday by Mrs. Faxon Bish-
op. Among those present were Mrs.
Holloway, ST., Mrs. Carl S. Holloway
Miss Holloway, Mrs. Edward Tenney
Mrs Helen Noonan. MIS-. Berger, Mrs
I.antz. Mrs. Conradt, Mrs. Fred. Mac.
farlane, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. A. j
Campbell. Mrs. G. l.. Wight, Mrs
Klebahn, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. s
q. Wilder.
Mr.. Arthur Macintosh was the host
OF dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel or
Tuesday evening. Those present wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson. Mrs. Ed
ward Tenney. Miss Jennie Clifford, ant
Mr.. George Fuller.
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An agreeable little picnic was glver
In Manoa Valley at the Wilder place
on Sunday last by Mrs. Ward and Mis-
Sargent. Among those present were
the Misses Gardy and Helen Macfar
lane, Miss Jennie Giffard. Messrs. Wal
ter and Harold Dillingham;, Mr.. Rich
ard Wight DR.. Judd and Mr.. Arthur
Wilder.
Governor and Mrs. George Carte
and family spent the weeks end n
Haleiwa. The Governor and his wifi,
returned to Honolulu the early part o
tie week. leaving the children will
the governess at Haleiwa for n few
days longer outing.
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Last Sunday, the japanese Consul
Mkt Saito, Mrs. Saito and friends eel
ebrated the japanese natal day at Ha
leiwa. In the evening banquet wal
served. The spacious dining room
was decorated for the occasion witt
flags and festooned In red from cell
ing to chandelier. The large squar,
table was especially decorated an,
covers were laid for twenty-four. II
the center was a miniature lake OF
which fioated a japanese gunboat
completely rugged out even to the sol
diers and canons, and the flags foatinl
from the rigging added to the quain
effect. Around the lake was built |
miniature Port Arthur, which wa
guarded with mounted cannons, ant
from the highest point OF the for
proudly floated the japanese flag. A
each corner OF the table were large re,
vases and quantities of ferns and re,
flowers were used in the decorations
At each place were tiny japanese sill
: flags or souvenirs. Toasts were givel