Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-26

pedro and the first prize, large bunch
of red carnations tied with ribbon, was
won by Marion Warehouse.
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Bishop and Mrs. Restarick will soon
remove to the Robertson property on
Emma Square, which the Bishop has
recently purchased. This will be much
more convenient for him, and also for
the visitors from the different steam
ers who hitherto have tried in vain to
find him.
Sam Weller, of Kahului, who brought
the Maui polo ponies over Thursday,
has taken apartments at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel, and Frank Baldwin has
hosiery will be headquarters for the
polo players while they are here. The
fact that the University Club is prac-
tically In the Hawaiian Hotel grounds
Is q great attractive to all university
men and their friends.
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Mrs. Hyde-Smith has returned from
Tahiti and is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hyde, at Menlo. Mrs. Hyde-Smith is
one Of the most attractive Of the young
er matrons amid is deservedly popular.
During Mrs. Smiths lengthy sojourn
In Paris that terminated two years ago.
she was quite active In the American
colony and 1t was rumored once or
twice that she was engaged to a
Frenchman OF title. 1t was In that
city that she and her sister, Mrs. Alex
ander Garceau. learned to play their
crack game Of bridge Although Mrs
Garceau is considered the better play
er, 1t Is said that Mrs. Hyde-smith has
won more prizes.
A correspondent at Newport writes
me that Blanche Oelrichs, the younger
sister Of Mrs. Peter Martin. is by far
and away the prettiest girl who has
dimpled on the social horizon In many
a day. She is more perfect type OF
beauty than her sister, Lily Martin,
though the latter has a certain distinc-
ton that no debutante can hope to &C.
quire in her vealy days. New York
women have loads Of style but beauty
somehow seldom moves in the Newport
smart set, SO small wonder vision OF
loneliness like Blanche Oelrichs Is
creating sensation while still In the
"youngster' class. When Blanche
makes her debut, In year, Aunt Tes-
terrain lavishly In her honor. Mrs.
Oelrichs did not favor the marriage
Of niece Lily and Peter Martin. She
thought beauty like Lily ought to
capture man OF millions, and wealth
aside, she is not as keen on Californians
a mi q hn n1 N IN tnr
OF James @. Fair. She will certainly
do her best to see that Blanche Oelrichs
ana marry western nan. MIS-. re-
yer MaruI mas neevr quite forgiven
aunt iessIes in.erie,ehee anu d cooi
pree~e o,'ws "hen tney mee,. now-
ever Una. mas NOT anecteu Mrs' oei-
twentv'ssxen trv,ts Mrs uermanr rae
Gently brought back from Europe while
,bora was onI,, a triao ,or Nrs pa,ar
Mr. Augustus Knudsen of Kaua, 10
at the iTniyersi,v Club
Miss Irma pal,entvne wbo has heer
in victoria and Seattle for the mast
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Mammal
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Amonv those danortirv nm tho Az
rangi were Mr.. r M Hatch Uarr,a,
Hatch and Gilchrist Hatch Mrs r. NJ
Hutcbins and Miss Hutchins Miss
Edith SHADING. r. n. Hnmnbris Sr'
s. M. Damon and c. H. Merriam.
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Mr. Iamas n Castle orr,,od from,
San Francisco on the Siberia.
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,onn a.. ~ 1890. o.. ~.
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inc tbe,r ,rtmsrts IN ;ha s,eren5ar
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unite M again ia much hetter
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Miss Ida MacDona,d n, Jaba,na,una
,s one of tho new teachers nj tho Nor
mai school
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