Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-18
X Social Side of Life II

There is always an exodus to the
country on Sundays and last week was
no exception to the rule. At the PENN
sula the Prince and Princes Havana
nakoa gave poi luau at which there
were many guests. The Angus house
boat, so picturesque aud comfortable.
entertained a number of friends and
the Macfarlanes had q house party at
the ranch. At Haleiwa the golfers
held forth and the hospitable little
hotel was crowded to OVERLOOKING
There were picniCs at Koko Head and
1t seemed as ii all the country hosts
were entertaining on that particular
Sunday. 1t Is a relief to get into the
country, for Honolulu, no matter how
charming. one grows tired of, and
. there comes i longing upon one fol
fresh fields and pastures new
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The Moana Hotel hop. given in hon
or of the officers and ladies of the Fiji
teenth Infantry on board the Sher'
man, was a particularly gay and bril-.
liant affair. There were many dinner
parties preceding the dance, which
was given in the dining room. The
popular Ellis Quintet Club furnish.
ing the music and the number of pref.
ty women and handsome officers were
much remarked upon. There were sew
en- brides in all on the Sherman, in
Guiding Mrs. Upham-such a charm.
ing girl-the wife of Lieut.. Upham. so
well known in social circles In Homo.
lulu. Then there was lovely Mrs
Ward, wife OF Lieut.. Ward, Mrs. Clap.
ham and Mrs. Hickox, Mrs. McLane.
Mrs. Butcher, charming women. Ev.
cry room in the hotel was taken and
the lanais and grounds were most pop.
ular. The band of the Fifteenth gave
a concert on the grounds before the
dance. The townspeOple took advant.
age of the gayeties OF the evening, but
the guests most noticeable were the Of
hcers and their wives. Mr.. Hertche
made everybody feel at home and, of
course, all the Fifteenth knew Fred.
Church, late manager of the Hawaiian
hotel, and they felt at home directly
they saw his genial CountenanCe. The
new addition to the Moana in the
shape of more bath houses was fav-
orably commented upon. and the pop.
ular hosiery bids fair to become the
Army and Navy hotel. The Sherman
sailed at noon Wednesday and crowds
of people were down to see her OF.
Captain Berger and his band as well
as the transport band, played alter.
nately.
Miss Leontine Hartnasle has been
entertained during her visit to San
Francisco She Is staying with Mrs
Nichols, daughter of Mrs Kelley and
sister OF Mrs. Rannie Scott. A tea
was given in her honor and Miss Jessie
Kaufman entertained her at dinner.
When she last wrote the news of Mr..
lsenberg's death had not reached her.
Miss Hartnagle expected to meet the
lsenbergs in San Francisco.
birthday party was given Mrs. Nc.
wife of Captain McAllister, at
their home on Gulick avenue, Kalihi. !
The house Is delightfully."- situated and
Estella, the young daughter of the Nc. |
Allisters was the hostess. The party |
was complete surprise. for written |
invitations had been sent enjoining
the strictest secrecy. Mrs. McAllster |
was quite overcome. but soon recovered |
and greeted her friends In her de.
Iightful way. Miss Estella McAllister
Is charming girl and played the part |
Df hostess to perfection, although she |
Is only IL years old. Music, speeches
and delicious refreshments made the
evening a memorable one.
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Mrs. Mary Gum has been too III to I
attend to school classes this
week. She Is at her Waikiki home and
Ter friends hope she will recover by
4eXt week.
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Pastor Wadman, who has been on
fauai for some time, returned to Ho.
iolulu this week.
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Mrs. Halves entertained at luncheon
IN Saturday for Miss Margaret Del.
niger. The table held centerpiece
n large silver bowl OF deep pink car
nations and maiden hair-the same