Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-11

AND AMERICA.
have "chess regulations" Miss Win.
ston Is going to the Volcano and ex-
poets to be away about two weeks.
Mrs. A. G. Halves also went off on
the Kinau. and Colonel and Mrs. Nc.
Clellan and DR.. Yost planned to go on
the Hawaiian Friday night.
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News has come back to Honolulu Of
the safe arrival In San Francisco Of
Mrs and Miss Durham. The Burn.
hams made many friends while in Ho.
nolulu. and Miss Durham was very
popular in the younger set. The
guests of the Moana Hotel, where the
Burnhams stayed, and Honolulu in
general regretted their departure for
their home in Chicago.
During their brief stay In San Fran.
cisco, Mrs. Willis Polk, wife of the
clever young architect, gave them q
charming tea. Miss Alys Sullivan was
among the guests and she and Miss
Durham enjoyed "reminiscing" about
the joys of Honolulu. for both girls
have decioed penchant for this place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lansdale Miss Mary
Nichols) have since their return from
their honeymoon, which was spent In
the southern part Of the State. made
their home In San Mateo. where this
charming bride is much interested in
the care Of her home and out-of.door
Philip Lansdale Is pleasantly re-.
membered in Honolulu and his bride,
who paid a brief visit here, is also
spoken of by many with appreciation.
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Lieutenant Lansdales widow Is In
San Francisco again after a couple Of
years abroad. She has made quite q
study Of photography and her pic
lures are SO artistic that she and O
literary friend are planning to publish
a book Of them with descriptive pen
pictures, to further enhance their
charm, Mrs. Lansdale's sister, Miss
Helen Smith, who last visited Honolulu
as the guest Of Mrs. w. @. Irwin, has
also returned from abroad and has had
a warm welcome to her home in San
Francisco.
Mr.. George Potter and Judge Lind.
say have returned to Virtue villa"
from whence illness drove them some
months since. Messrs. Wright. Derby
and Anderson received them with open
arms and Virtue Villa Is once more
complete In its house. house party.
The Iroquois and Captain and Mrs.
Niblack, sailed on Thursday morning
tor Pearl Harbor taking a small and
congenial party Of friends for the day.
They had pleasant time and q deli.
cious lunch. Captain and Mrs. Niblack
are a popular host and hostess and
are charming in their hospitality.
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Mrs. w. G. Irwin, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Ivers, are expected
here in June. Mrs. Irwin plans to be
here until the Fall and will then sail
for Europe with her daughter, Helene,
where they will remain for a year at
least,
Lily Spreckels was the most enter.
tanned, the most engagement cupped,
the most wedding gifted, and the hand.
trousseaud of all the brides
past, present, and probably future.
Her choice Of a husband has not been
4 great surprise, for as long ago as her
last visit here, when she came as the
guest Of Mrs. Irwin, the boxes Of candy
sent her by Harry Holbrook were Of
such generous proportions as to give
rise to a good deal of teasing and q
good many remarks on the order OF
sweets to the sweet"
One of the most brilliant entertain.
nents was the dinner which Mr.. and |
Mrs. William G. Irwin gave In honor |
II Miss Lily Spreckels and Harry Hol-
brook. 1t was a st. Valentines din.
ler, and the decorations and name |
ards carried out this pretty idea. Mr..
md Mrs. Twins guests included Miss
lily Spreckels. Miss Grace Spreckels.
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs,