Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10

daughter of the Admiral of the Chi.
cago. Among those present were:
Mrs. James p. Langhorne, Mrs. George
A. Moore, Mrs. James Ellis Tucker.
Miss Rodgers, Miss Anita Harvey,
Miss Berry, Miss Ysabel Brewer, Miss
Mary Langhorne, Miss Carol Moore.
the Misses Helen and Bertha Sidney.
Smith, Miss Christine Pomeroy and
Miss Coleman. A very delightful aft.
ernoon was spent In dancing.-Chroni.
Gle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle are stop.
ping at the Royal Hawaiian Annex.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Hammer left
on the Siberia Saturday for Honolulu.
where Mrs. Hammer will spend her
summer months, returning to San
Francisco about the latter part Of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer are at the
Alexander Young Hotel. Mrs. Hammer
Is very pretty blonde.
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The Butler recital at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening was much
enjoyed by the select audience. Mr..
Butler was in magnificent voice and
well sustained his reputation. Miss
Maud Kinney played eXquisitely. Her
touch is delicate and her technique per-
feet. She received an ovation. Miss
Ramus almost made the violin talk.
She shows temperament and was hear
tily appreciated. She was accompanied
by Mr.. Carl Busch in a sympathetic
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cert and most enjoyable to all true
music lovers.
Mrs. George. Carter was lat home"
on Wednesday afternoon. and she was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Henry
Lyon. Mrs. Edward Adams and Mrs.
GOodale The rooms were fragrant
with flowers and the tea room was
crowded with guests throughout the
afternoon. Mrs. Alexander Scott pour
ed tea and she was assisted by Miss
Nina Adams. Mrs. Carriers receptions
are always popular and Wednesday was
no exception to the rule. You are al
ways made to feel SO thankfully at
home at the Governors house that
time slips away and you almost forget
to go home.
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Miss Alice Campbell's dinner on
Thursday evening to her bridesmaids
and ushers was a very delightful affair.
The table with a large silver jar Of
white lilies in the center studded with
electric lights was very effective. Rib
bons of white were stunningly entwin.
ed and at each end were the place cards
Of hearts with fat little cupid at one
corner. At each end of the table were
lilies and a device Of cupid's own
was at each plate. The guests were
the Misses Alice Macfarlane, lreno
Dickson, Ada Rhodes. Mr.. frank Arm.
strong, Mr.. Willie Roth, Mr.. Dickson,
Mr.. S. Walker and Mr.. Arthur Mackin-
tosh. Miss Clara Cummings and Mu.
riel Campbell were not able to be pres
ent, but will arrive in time for the
wedding, which will occur on June
2lht. The cards are already out and
everybody is much interested In the
marriage of the well known young cou.
pie. About 1900 cards had been issued
and there is every indication that It
will be very brilliant affair.
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Surgeon General Wyman, who is one
Of the best known men In the country,
is stopping at the Alexander Young
Hotel.
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Judge Francis NJ. Hatch expects to
leave the last of the month for trip
to Banff. Col. A. G. Halves is ex.
pected from San Francisco on Tues
day next, and he will probably remain
two months.
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After an extended VISIT TO the city
DR., j. Francis Cowes, wife and child
have returned to their home in Homo
lulu.
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Mrs. ]. w. Short of Honolulu is the
guest Of Mrs. j. II. Heinz, at her resi-
dence, 1Sl6R Post street, where she
expects to remain unit August. Mrs.
Heinz has arranged several pleasant
affairs in her honor.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, whose re.
turn to Honolulu after an extended
visit in San Francisco has so delighted
her friends is prettier even than ever.
She is one of the most popular young
matrons here and everybody has miss
al