Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-15
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ng boys was heard to great advantage.
4 perfect stream OF people were call.
ng and there were many lovely cos
tunes noticed. Certainly the women
Of Honolulu know how to dress in a
most attractive way. Strangers al.
ways speak OF 1t and 1t was particular.
ly noticeable on Tuesday afternoon.
And how many pretty women there are
in Honolulu!
Taken altogether. there is always at
every function here more attractive
women than one generally sees else.
where. Perhaps its the light sum.
merry frocks which help the illusion,
but certainly it is always commented
upon by strangers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday evening at the
Moana Hotel for Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Swanzy. Col and Mrs. Darlington and
Mrs. j. II. Bliss.
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A charming little dinner was given
on Wednesday evening by Governor
and Mrs. George Carter. Among the
guests were Captain and Mrs. Catall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Swanzy. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Adams. Mrs. Lockwood,
Miss Nina Adams, Mr.. Strong and Mr..
a. L. C. Atkinson.
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Mrs. Holloway gave a card party on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Lockwood a guest of Mrs. George Car.
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Mr.. Strong is being spoken Of.
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The dinner on Thursday evening
which Mr.. Palmer Woods gave at the
Moana Hotel for Mr.. Dent Roberts,
managing editor of the San Francisco
Examiner was most delightfully."- infor-
NAL. II was given in the private din
ing.room and the table was beautifully
decorated with pink carnations and
maidenhair ferns. There were many
toasts and witty speeches were the or
der of the evening.
The guests were: Dent II. Roberts,
of San Francisco: Hon. Kuhio Kalani-
anaole, Delegate to Congress; Secre-
tary of the Territory A. l.. C. Atkinson,
Colonel Curtis p. Iaukea, Alex. Rob.
ertson, Republican National COMMIT.
teeman for the Territory; w. r. Far
rington. George II. Henshall, Sol n.
Sheridan, r. Beverly Kidd, A. NJ.
Burns. Mr. Shiozawa of Hawaii Shin.
pc; and Manager j. II. Hersche, of the
Moana.
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Quite an elaborate dinner was given
at the Alexander Young Hotel on Fri
day evening by Mr.. George Fuller, Mr..
Splivalo, Mr. Adams and Mr.. Angus
for the Misses Zwieg The young
people were chaperoned by Mrs. Fred.
eric Church and the dinner was a most
enjoyable affair.
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On Wednesday night the Grill at the
Young was the scene of a dinner for
four, The large room was specially
Engaged for the affair. The hosts were
Captain Schef and Mr.. Miller and the
guest OF honor Miss Willyer of Sausa-
Ito. The Ellis Quintet boys were sta
ton In the Grill, having been engaged
by the hosts for the occasion, and aft
er dinner a little dance for four was
enjoyed In the ballroom.
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The Nineteenth Infantry Is not going
to its maiden service in the Philip
pines, they having already done good
work In Samar. 1t was this relation
that renewed their friendship with
DR.. John Yost, who has become so pop
ular already in Honolulu.
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That Singing Son of Mars, Cap
tain George w. Holmes, is one of the
most popular bachelors in the Army.
, II is a matter of great interest in Ho-
nolulu as to whether he will escape
the fate of a benedict in this city, for
, he went through a most arduous cam
palgn in San Francisco, and he is here
| free and unattended.
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, Captain and Mrs. Andrew Rowan,
| who have been staying at the AleXan-
! der Young Hotel, are a notable couple.
( The Captain took the famous message
| from the President to Garcia in Cuba.
- Mrs. Rowan was formerly Mrs de Gre
! agile Of San Francisco and Is very
' bright. attractive person. She Is one
5 of Mrs. John Mcrrill's most intimate
e friends.
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Mr.. c. Tucker Briggs of New York,
D who has lately spent year in tho
] Orient was one OF the interesting pas.
. songers in the Korea, He stopped over
! for two weeks In order, so we are told,
+ to study human nature In the Islands,
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; Mrs, Percy Benson, Mrs, Helen Moo
y nan Miss Gardy MaolarlRne and Miss
Elizabeth Sargent were passengers In
the Korea for the Coast Their friends
were out In numbers 10 bid them hon
voyage ana they were covered with
!, lets.
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