Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14

Jack Atkinson and Mr.. Berg. The
Princess looked superbly beautiful in
n magnificent white brocated satin real
lace. Mrs. Murray was charming In
white null and Mrs. Humphris in black
looked extremely pretty. The arrival
Of the Sherman augmented the num-
bers most pleasantly at the hop. The
uniforms Of the officers in conjunction
with the pretty toilettes made the la
nais a picture Of youth and hearty.
Among those noticed at the hop were
Major and Mrs. Van Vliet and officers
OF Camp Mckinley Prince and Prin-
cess Kawananakoa, Hon. s. NJ. Parker
and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs.
Earl, DR.. and Mrs. High. MIR. and
Mrs. Will Rawlins, Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry Macfarlane, the Misses Macfarlane,
Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne, Mr.. and Mr..
Rodiek, Miss Genevieve Neumann, Mr..
and Mrs. Hagens, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor,
DR.. and Mrs. Murray, Captain and Mrs.
Combe, Miss Onys, DR.. Sheldon, Mr..
Frielson, Mr.. Rowell, Mr.. Walters, Mr..
Willie Roth, Mr.. George Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs. Styne, Captain and Mrs. Hum.
/ phrey, Mr.. Berg Mrs. James Dougher-
~, Mr.. Sheffield Grace and others.
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| These moonlight evenings are very
charming and the moonlight bathing
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney
Scott for Miss Leontine Hartnagle on
Thursday evening was simply perfect
In every respect. The guests remain.
ed in the water long time. for 1t was
as light as day. and not a drop of rain
I IN no G In1
FER was served and the guests said
their last good.byes at about twelve
o'clock. Among those present were
Misses Jennie Giffard. Irmgard Schae.
ter. Ella Wight, Helen Macfarlane,
Helen Kitchen, Messrs. Wight, L. Il.
Hartmann, Derby, Anderson, Judge
Lindsay and Judge A. A. Wilder.
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Breaking the trans.Pacfc record,
the steamship Korea arrived in port
yesterday morning, bringing back Sec
rotary of War Taft and the Congress.
sional committee which accompanied
him and Miss Alice Roosevelt on their
tour OF the Orient. Miss Roosevelt
did not return with tho Government
party, but remained in Hpngkong with
the intention of making a more exten.
sive visit in China and will return on
the Siberia, says the San Francisco
Chronicle.
The Secretary of War has apparent.
~ benefited greatly by the trip, and
he presents the picture of good health.
The Government tug Slocum went
down the bay to meet the Korea, car
rying party Of officials, who boarded
the yessel'as soon as the quarantine
nag was dipped. In the party were
brigadier General Funston, General
Sumner, Major Devol, Captain Jervey,
Major Dunning, Colonel w. II. Patten,
Lieut.. Burton J. Mitchell and Judge
Morrow of the United States Circuit
Court. Secretary Taft was taken
aboard the Slocum and was brought
directly to the nearest dock.
AS soon as the party landed they
proceeded at once to the various city
hotels, the majority Of the visitors fol.
lowing Secretary Taft to the Palace.
When seen at the hotel Secretary Taft
stated that he had already given
lengthy interview to the correspond.
ent Of the Associated Press, Martin
Egan, VINO accompanied the party from,
Japan, and that he had nothing of gen.
Rral interest to add to that statement.
When asked about the many reports
which have been received in this coun.
try regarding Miss Roosevelt, Secre.
tary Taft said:
"All the stories about Miss Roose.
welt jumping into the bathing tank on
the steamer while fully dressed, and
that she was proposed to by the Sultan