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

| Inc doctor sui mas MS ONCE In tne
Alexander Young Hotel.
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If the Dowager Queen. Magherita
should pass through Honolulu on her
way to San Francisco a royal welcome
would be given her.
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A sharp attack Of heart disease re-
inforced by the very decided opinion
OF Mr.. John II. Bliss physicians adj
vising a quiet and placid life, will ac-
count to his friends for their not see
Ing SO much Of him as usual.
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Miss Mamie Winston Is still at Wal
bech Hospital very slowly recovering
from her serious illness
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Miss Helen Kimball has gone to
Kauai for a few weeks change Of air.
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Mrs. McGrew expects to sail for Ha-
wall next week. She has been in quite
bad health and the change will be-
beneficial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan, who havo
been at the Mboana Hotel for short
time, expect to leave for the Coast in
very short time.
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| Judge and Mrs. Sanford Il. Dole gave
chowder lunch for Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
! wood on Thursday. Among those pres-
| ent were Mr.. and Mrs. James Castle,
Hiss Anna Paris and Miss Nellie
White.
Mrs. w. c. Lyon Of Anapuni street
will leave by the Manuka for a trip
TO the Coast. She VIII be accompanied
by Miss Lillian Raney, who has been
visiting her. Mrs. Lyon has been quite
Ill and leaves to secure the benefits OF a
more invigorating climate.
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The following officers were installed
In Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge. No.
2, I. o. o. F.. on July 8, 1905: Noble
Grand, Sister Margaret Simonton; Vico
Grand, Sister Agnes Dunno: Warden,
Sister Alexandra Gertz: Conductor.
Sister Anita Phillips; Inside Guardian.
Sister Esther Levy: r. s. n. G.. Bro.
J. Lando. p. G.: l.. S. n. G., Sister
Cora Lyons: r. S. V. G., Sister Mae
ling: Outside Guardian. Bro. NJ. T.
Secretary, Sister Thora Oss, p. N. G.;
Treasurer, Sister Rose Lando, p. ~ G.
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Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs and Mrs. W.
e. Harllee gave a bathing party at
Waikiki last Monday evening After
The bath refreshments were served and
a quintet club furnished music for
dancing. which was continued until
after midnight. Mesdames Riggs and
Harlee are spending the summer at the
Schaefer cottage. The guests wero
Major Van Vliot, Captain Bush, Cap
tain and Mrs Schoeffel, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Schuman, Lieut.. Hanna, Lieut..
Cooper, Lieut.. Garrett, DR.. and Mrs.
Baker, DR.. and Mrs. Monsarrat. Mr..
and Mrs. Mailing, Mr.. Albert Along
Mrs. I. r. Burns, MIS-. H. G. Henshall.
Miss Christian, Miss Whiting, Miss
Roberts, J. NJ. Riggs, Lieut.. w. G.
Harllaa
Mrs Nellie Noonan and Mrs. Alice
Hastings have been much entertained
since their arrival Mrs. Hastings.
who has not been here for some time,
Is handsomer than ever.
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Mrs. James. wife of Doctor James.
who has been quite i'll with trained
nurses at the Alexander Young. is rap
idly recovering.
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The roof garden at the Alexander
Young Hotel has been most popu-
lar and desirable spot during the hot
weather of the last week. One can
always get breeze, and many have
taken advantage OF the fact. The usual
band concert did not come of on Tues
day evening owing to the illness OF Mr..
William Lewis, through the kindness
Of Mr.. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg are
at German spa for a month or
two They are having delightful
outing and expect to return to Homo
lulu in November.
Nearly every day we hear some new
story OF Miss Alice Roosevelt's uncon-
ventionality, and in all her ways the
young woman certainly patterns after
her distinguished father. During a re-
cent visit to New York she was taken
by her hostess, Mrs. Lawrence Water
bury, to Coney Island. The first place !,
that the ladies, assorted by Mr.. Wa
terbury, his brother, Mr.. John Water
bury, Mr.. Harry Payne Whitney and
Mr.. NJ. S. Barger, entered was the vii |
lase of the Igorrotes from the Philip
pines, and the Presidents daughter '
shook hands with every savage In the
place. Next in line was the cowboy |
rifle range, where the Presidents
daughter picked up rife. took a quick
sight, and scored bull's-eye Twice !,
she repeated the feat, when wild !
Burt" who was in charge of the place,
pulled off his sombrero, and drawled,
wall, Miss Roosevelt, you kin shoot
some, an that's fac / knew your
father-out West" HE doesn't make
any better score than that, does he?"
said Miss Roosevelt, with a laugh, as
she shook hands with her latest friend
and passed on to make new conQuests. /
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