Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-03
II Social Side of Life ~

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I hey. Lord and Lady Donoughmore's
small son, Viscount Luirdale, is hardly
old enough to be page at Lady Evelyn's
wedding, as he was only two last No.
vember.
Ex.Mayor Grace, late of New York
City, who lives at historic Battle Alb.
hey, Is an uncle Of Doctor Grace OF
Hilo. DR.. Grace visited his uncle at
Battle Abbey very recently. Battle
Abbey Is one of the show places In
England, enclosed in hundreds Of acres,
In deer parks, ani many pastures Of
old timbers, with a beautiful river flow.
ing at the back. II is indeed a valu.
able old property and much appre-
ciated by its present occupant. The
Abbey itself is long, low and rambling.
The principle drawing room is full OF
old china and priceless works Of art.
II is opened to the public once a month,
thus giving a chance to the real lovers
Of the antique to view the old pile at
vember.-New York Exchange.
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Among those who departed on the
China was Mrs. J. +. Seibe, who has
been a guest at the Moana Hotel for
the past three weeks. Mrs. Seibe look.
ed very smart in a red toque, tan linen
travelling frock and red shoes. Sho
was covered with leis and carried
bouquet of violets and forget.me'nots
Her visit has been a round Of gave.
ties, and. as she said. so fittingly-
What. send a person to Honolulu for
the rest and? Well. rather think
not" And yet that was the original
intention Of the fair visitor from the
Coast. She expects to return next
year.
Mr.. Robert Shingle. Sonny" Cunha's
duintette. Albert Lyman. DR.. Grossman,
and Miss Edith Crosset were among
those who sailed on the China. Mr..
Ellis sang most beautifully at the
steamer and was greatly applauded.
Among the through passengers were
August Belmont. Jr.. friend Of MIR.
Harold Dillingham;, and a party Of
young men from the Orient.
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The patronesses for the Arts and
Crafts exhibition which will be held
at the Hawaiian Hotel the middle of
June are Mrs. George Carter. Princess
Kawananakoa. Mrs. Sanford B. Dole,
Mrs. James Castle, Mrs. W. r. Castle.
Mrs. Fred Lowrey. Mrs. Charles Cooke,
Mrs. 4. ID. Tenney, Mrs. Fred Macfar.
lane. Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Faxon
Bishop. Mrs. Carl Du Roi. Mrs. F. NJ.
Swanzy, Mrs. J. S. McGrew, Mrs. Harry
Won Holt and Miss Annie Parke.
Mrs. Taft, wife OF the Secretary of
War. II is said is going to London.
She is to sail early in June, and after
installing her three children and their
governess, who will accompany her, in
a cottage near Windsor, she will pro.
coed to London to take some part in
the activities of the social season,
which will be in full swing. There is
an impression both in Great Britain
and on the Continent that Mr.. Taft
will succeed Mr.. Hay as Secretary Of
State Of the United States. and conse-
quently there would be no lack of at.
tention for Mrs. Taft. Washington 20.
liticians. however. say that there Is
little likelihood that her husband would
accept a Cabinet position, even the
highest His ambitions, II is said, turn
toward the Chief Justiceship.
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! According to the Washington Mirror.
Miss Alice Roosevelt enjoys nothing
at ball SO much as where the piece de
resistance. so to speak, is a good old
cake'walk. She Is said to be willing
to lead the swaying, exaggerated pro-
cession that mimics the steps and ges.
lures Of old.time plantation darkeys,
and the Mirror relates the experience
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