Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-18

made our street SO attractive Tor the
past month departed for the mainland
during the week. There are still a
goodly number left, and. judging from
all indications we are likely to have
a large tourist population for some
time to come. The time has simply /,
flown for the tourists, for nothing has
been left undone for their entertain |
ment. Dances, receptions, luaus, |
drives. picnics. surfing and bathing |
formed many a small part OF the joys
which filled their days to repletion. !
The Hawaiian Hotel, so the guests
say, has simply been continuous
round of dissipation. II has been at
that popular hostelry a sort of house
party and the guests have been en-.
tertained to such an extent that not
few have been Obliged to seek the Sc
clusion of their rooms and sternly turn
their backs upon the gayeties which
were forced upon them. The more
conservative Alexander Young and
Moana have had their share of the
strangers within our gates. for these
two hotels are Justly very popular.
The quiet and seclusion of the Young
appeals to many. while the SURFING and
bathing at the MOana is eagerly sought
II would be hard to find a pleasanter
resort for the tourist than the Hawaii
an Islands, and people on the main
land are beginning to find that out.
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Among those who departed for the
mainland on Monday were Mrs. Dan
lei Durham and her daughter Miss
Margaret. Mr.. Daniel Burnham. the
celebrated architect, who has been in
Manila for some time past on business
connected with his profession, Joined
his family at this port. The Burn
hams have been at the Moana Hotel
for some time and made hosts of
| II iends. Mrs. Burnham is a matron
of a very delightful personality. Her
snow white hair In contrast to her
| lovely dark eyes made her striking
| figure, and her taste In dress was per-
| feet. Her daughter became very pop
ular in the younger set. She is a tall
blonde with distinguished manner
and highly accomplished.
The Burnhams are from Chicago,
and their home in the suburbs Is most
beautiful from every point Of view Z.
They may return next winter.
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heard Of a very interesting dinner
being given last Thursday night by
the J. F. Humburgs. The table was
very prettily decorated with pink car
nations, maidenhair ferns and pink
tulle. Among those present were the
guests OF honor, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rolph, who soon contemplate trip to
the Coast. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hedemann
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Mrs. Won Hamm.
Mr.. John II. Bliss gave one OF his
entertaining dinners last Sunday night
at the Moana Hotel for DR.. and Mrs
Clifford Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Halves. Mrs. Mary Widdifield and Miss
Mamie Winston. Mr.. Bliss is per-
feet host, and looked many years youn
ger than his actual age. He expects
tn make Honolulu his home. for the
climate agrees with him so well. His
daughters and son often make hin
visits. One Of his daughters Is married
to the popular rector Of All Saints
New York, DR.. Heber Newton's ia
nous church,-Dr. X. MacConnell.
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MT. fred. Schultz, the enterprlslnt
young artist. has made some very clev.
er animal studies recently. His sketch
OF Mrs. Henry Lyons riding horse IL
very much admired, while the study Of
Chic" the beautiful greyhound be
longing to the Humphris, is conceded
to be perfect likeness. He also did
wrinkles" the favorite cat OF Mrs. A
G. Halves, Sr., at Sans Souci, In a mos,
realistic manner. Mr.. Schultz latest
study is a tiger which crouches in O
most feline manner In characteristic
jungle
DR.. Yost, U. s. A.. who takes the
place of Col. Davis. is domiciled at the
Alexander Young Hotel. He is already
becoming very popular and is spoken
! Of with admiration by his brother Of
, tcers In the post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Young are hap.
py in the possession Of little son borr
, on Monday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
!. Baird are the proud parents OF littl,
daughter born on Sunday morning.
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!, The little luncheon at which tn,
Rev. Mr.. Usbourne and Mrs. Usbourn,
entertained informally at their at
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