Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-23
SOCIAL NOTES

bridge on Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Goodrich.
Mrs. Raymond de b. Layard has
cards out for a dance on New Years
evening.
Mr.. Finlinson, who has been so Ill
at the Queens Hospital, will be taken
10 England very soon. He is not able
to continue his duties on the Restorer. I
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DR.. and Mrs. Mays entertained on
Wednesday evening at dinner in honor
of Admiral and Mrs. Stevens, Miss
Annie Parke, Ex-Governor Cleghorn,
Mr. John II. Bliss and Mr.. William
Parke.
i Mrs. r. NJ. Swanzy gave a "hen"
dinner on Saturday evening last for the
deserted wives of the club men. White
| jassemine and red hybiscus formed the
table decorations and after dinner the
guests played bridge. Among those
| present were Mrs. G.. Davies, Mrs. j.
s. Walker, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
! Charles Cooper, Mrs. Richard Ivers and
Miss Nina Adams. /
Captain Dieulangaro of the Ernest
Reyer. gave an elaborate lunch on /
| board ship on Sunday last in honor OF !
| Captain and Mrs. Graham The other |
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, Mrs. .
William Taylor, Captain Josselyn and
The two first officers.
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Among the arrivals in the Manchuria
| we're Mr. and Mrs G. NJ. Cooke, Mrs.
Isenberg and children, Mr.. and Mrs. !
James Spalding, Mrs. S. NJ. Damon,
Miss Damon, Miss Beckley. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane MIR. John II. Rowland, Mr.
McCrossen, Mr.. J. A. Low and many
| Nthers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy will spend a
few days next week at Koolau. They
are taking over some guests.
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Mrs. Raymond de b. Layard is Civ.
ing a bridge party at the Consulate on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Striker, so well
known here, are spending few months
In Denver and New York. They will
return TO Paris in about four months
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClanahan will spend
| fhe holidays at their pretty villa in the
Manoa valley.
Miss J. De lArtigue has returned
from the Coast much improved in
health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Widner are arrivals in
| the Sonoma who are spending some
,ime in our beautiful islands.
Mr.. Newcomb and sister are still in
Manchester, N. II.
The engagement Of Miss Elizabeth :
| Whiting to NJ. Alfred +. Along has
been announced. Miss Whiting is q
niece of Admiral Whiting and was re-
Gently guest of the family In Homo
lulu.
Henry c. Brown was given a recep-
don on Thursday evening by members
of the Y. NJ. c. A., in recognition OF |
his faithful and efficient services. The
evening was spent listening to music,
Rotations and discussing the delicious
refreshments.
DIR. and Mrs. McGrew are at home all |
DAY today in honor OF the doctors birth
! ..y There has been a constant stream |
of callers and many gifts have been be-
slowed upon the popular doctor, who |
VARIES his years like boy.
| Mr. and Nrg T. NJ Hatch have taken
a home on | street near 10th, in Wash.
lngton.
The capacity of the lsenberg man
sion will be tested to overlooking this
afternoon for the funeral of Mr.. lsen'
berry will bring out vast numbers of
friends and acquaintances who will
wish to show their sympathy and pro.
found respect. The sympathy OF the
whole community is extended to Mrs.
isenberg in her deep grief.
Mr.. A. Lewis returned from the Coast
yesterday.
Mr. Barbour Lathrop sailed In the
Sonoma at midnight yesterday and, al
though the hour was so late, he was
surrounded by his friends and simply
Inundated with leis. His departure Is
much regretted, but he will return in
! the near future en- his way 10 IAN
lranCisco.
DR.. William +. Taylor has rallied
from his severe attack of Illness in his
usual wonderful way Although very
weak he is able TO converse with his