Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

as HIGHEST WARDS IN EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
over for the performances. Among
the Boston patronesses are Mesdames
Robert Grant, Richard Dixey, who sail.
ed for Europe Saturday; Henry L.
Higginson. Henry Hunnewell. Guy
Norman, Il. V. X. Thayer, Roger VOL.
colt, Sam Warren, +. Lothrop Ames.
Gordon Abbott and Francis Z. Pea.
body.
The Hawaiian Hotel has been in gala
attire since the arrival of the trans.
ports. Wednesday and Thursday
nights there were informal dances and
the spacious 1anais were crowded with
the army and the navy. On Thursday
evening hula was given for the Wis.
iting strangers and, judging by the
way they fiocked into the dining-room
when the hula was on caused one to
think the old dance very popular. Aft.
erward informal dancing was INDUCED
in. No wonder Honolulu Is such
popular place with the army and navy,
for the hotels alone fill the flying hours
with amusement, and there is never a
'dull moment. They say that Honolulu
IS the most sought after station and
we can well understand It. One en-
thusiastic transport girl said this week
on the lanai OF one of our popular
hotels. Honolulu must be a sort Of
understudy for heaven"
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Mrs. w. T. Rawlins will visit her
parents In Bridgeport, Conn, for the
summer months.
On Tuesday evening the Elks gave q
dance and dinner at the Royal Hawaii.
an Hotel which was much enjoyed.
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! Mrs. J. NJ. Riggs expects to visit
in Philadelphia and New York this
summer.
Mrs. Ida Scott Gray and Miss Maud
Kinney will give a drawing.room re.
cital at the home OF Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke
on Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
dance on June 10th at Progress Hall
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Schaefer, Miss
Elsa Schaefer and Master Schaefer
sailed on the Siberia for the coast
They will be Joined by Miss Linda
Schaefer in New York and then will
depart for a European trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Percy White sailed for
San Francisco on the Siberia.
Ambassador and Mrs. Conger were
among the distinguished passengers
on the Siberia.
The Schiller centennial was celebrat-
ed In the schOolroom Of the German
Lutheran Church on Wednesday aft.
ernoOn. The address was given by
Pastor Felmy and Mr. and Mrs. Chris.
tobel gave some exquisite music. A
string quartet contributed some excel.
lent music and at the end of the mu.
steal program delicious refreshments
were served. Tiger lilies and ferns
behind bust of Schiller made an ef.
fective decoration.
The French class met with Mrs.
Richard lvers on Thursday.
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| MTs. NlDiack lS IaSt recovering from
her recent illness.
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Mr.. Edward Watson will sail for
San Francisco this coming week and
on his return he will bring his bride.
They will live at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. Mr.. Watson expects to be mar.
ried as soon as he arrives at Visalia to
Miss Louisa Bradley, a sister of Mrs.
Slattery.
San Francisco, May Mrs. Mary
Armstrong, with her mother, Mrs. Fol-
lutte, recently drove White steamer
from this city to Los Angeles. is going
on to San Diego and then back to Port
land. Mrs. Armstrong comes from Ho-
nolulu and Is an enthusiastic autoist.
She drives her own car and Is very ex-
pert in the operation Of IT, She looks
forward with pleasure to the trip from
the southern border Of the United
States to the northern. Z
Miss Freda White Is touring Ireland
with her family
Mr.. Tom May and Captain Hender-
son, his brother-in-law, were among
the arrivals from England this week.
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/ Lieutenant Harry G. Hamlet of the
United States revenue cutter service
and his bride have arrived here from