Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

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Henry Damon and Richard Cooke. Mr..
Scott expects to do some sketches
while the rest of the party indulge in
the manly sport. The Knudsens are
famous hosts and next week Is looked
forward to with the liveliest expecta-
lions.
! Miss Harriet Hatch entertained at
supper at Sans Souci on Thursday
evening for the girls and boys who
were in the Peninsula party last week.
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A unique pedro party was given by
Mrs. Moore on Tuesday evening for
] Alfred Castle, Frederic and Sherwood
Lowrey. There were eight tables in
all, and little flags were passed to each
guest as they arrived, indicating at
which table they should sit. Flags OF
different nations were given each
PROFESSOR as well as a gold star. The
flags Of the different colleges were used
to work the different tables. The first
prize. silver flag hat pin, was won
by Miss Justine MacClanahan. The
first gentleman's prize, a silk cushion,
beautifully done of the Hawaiian flag
In japanese embroidery, was won by
! Allan Lowrey. Miss Alice Jones and
George Cooke were given the BOBBY
prizes and they were trick plays.
| When the refreshments we're served
much laughter was created by the flags
/ OF all nations ornamenting the ices.
1t was flag pedro party and the guests
all had jolly good time. Among
those present were Misses Alice Jones,
Nora Sturgeon, Justine MacClanahan,
Elsie Waterhouse, Marion Warehouse,
Margaret Peterson, Julia Damon, Mar
garet Castle, Irene Fisher, Constance
Restarick, Beatrice Castle, Alice Cooke,
Claire Williams, Jane Whine. Messrs
Alfred Castle, Frederic and Sherwood
Lowrey, George Cooke, Richard Cooke,
l.. Judd, Ernest Smith, Allan Lowrey,
Harold Spencer, Walter Rycroft, Ralph
Lyon, Harold Giffard, Paul Withing-
ton, George Brown, Kenneth Brown,
Sherwood Kennedy.
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Mr.. r. Milo Palma departed on the
Manuka on Monday, alter a very en-
| joyable visit in the Islands, including
a trip to the Volcano. He had nothing
but praises for the Moana Hotel where
he stopped and told Mr.. Hersche, the
tainly come again.
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The hop at the Moana Hotel on Mon
day night was most delightful af-
. fair and participated In by about fifty
' couples. The board walk to the pier
and the summer house, as well as the
grounds were always filled with guests.
The Ellis Quintette played for the
dances and delighted the strangers ana
the townspeople by their excellent mu-
sic.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale of Waialua
plantation and Miss Goodale sailed
for the Coast on the Manuka on Mon.
day. Miss Goodale and enter Bryn
Mawr in September.
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MI. ]. Castle Ridgway of the Hilo
Tribune has been In town.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Henriques de.
;,arted on the Siberia for the Eastern
States. Mrs. Henriques Is a niece of
Mrs. Lucy Peabody, who was a brides
maid OF Queen Emma as well as an in.
innate friend. She is high chiefess.
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The following officers compose the
Alumni Society of st. Louis College
Tor the ensuing term: Jas. l.. Holt,
president; p. Gleason and Rev. Father
Stephen, vice presidents; DIR. John f.
Cowes. recording and financial secre-
tar. Chas. H. Rose, treasurer; Sena.
tor John c. Lane, sergeant.at.arms:
Jason Andrade, =. A. Berndt, Chas. j.
Cooper, auditors.
The Bennington tragedy has cast a
gloom over social events, for the Off
GERS were so recently here and much
liked. Great sympathy is extended to
the widow of brave Ensign Perry, who
SO nobly lost his life on the Bennington
while doing his duty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry lived at the Alexander Young
while In Honolulu and were only
short time married. They were
most devoted couple. Captain and
Mrs. Niblack postponed their bridge
party and many dinners and teas were
given up. The service held on the Iro-
quois on Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Canon Macintosh, was most affecting
for everybody had a vision of the Ben.
nington as she last looked in Homo.
lulu. gayly dressed out with flags
Tor their reception.
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The Zoo vaudeville on Wednesday
evening is well worth seeing and Wed.
nesday last Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. Noonan
and Mrs. Herbert took out a party of
twenty to see the sights. Ben Jones, |
the famous Hawaiian basso, can be :
heard, and there is Mr.. Kunkel in his
side.splitting parodies. As for the ami. =,
mails, ! cannot think they are as hap
py as the audience, especially the rae !
coon and bears. They seem to suffer ,
terribly in the daytime from the hot,
scorching sun. | hope they get a lit
tie respite from the heat at night.
They are certainly treated kindly by
the pleasant-looking keeper
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Maui, July 21.-The third annual
harvest celebration given by the gen.
eral manager and employees of the
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. In
Puunene mill, Saturday evening, the
10Th, was the great social success an.
lcipated. The mammoth sugar-room