Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-22

novelty will attract large audience
tonight
Governor aud Mrs Garter have talk.
en- two blocks OF spts and will have
many guests. and Secretary VI the Ter.
rltory Atkinson has Invited Dr. and
Mrs. llumphfis. Miss Robson, Miss
Cartwright. Miss liartnagle and DR..
Yost to be his guests on that evening
and there are many others who will
come with large parties, Altogether IL
Is sure 20 be worth seeing and II ought
TO be encouraged.
Was,
Commander Kossuth Niles Of tho
Y, 8. S. Boston is one OF the best.
nown Naval men. lie has often been
IN Honolulu, and both Mr. and Mrs.
Niles are great favorites here.
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Miss Nellie Kitchen. who Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Edward Tenney, Is sui.
fering from rheumatism. This pretty
young girl seems to have more than
her share of Illness, much to the regret
Of her friends, with whom she Is very
popular.
On Monday evening the Kamehame.
ha girls presented king Rene's
Daughter" by Henry Smart, In de.
lightful manner.
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THE Daughters OF Hawaii" met at
the Dillinghams on Monday evening
and there was very good program.
One of the features of the evening was
paper read by Miss Anna Paris call.
ed THE Passing of the Kapu System"
Miss Mabel Andrews and Mr.. l. Dil.
bingham sang beautifully and Miss Ma.
bel Ena and Mr.. Paris gave the audi.
ence treat by their musical numbers.
At the end Hawaii Ponol" was sung.
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Mrs. y. +. Dillingham; expects to Wis.
II her daughter in Japan In the near
future.
sSass
DO not forget that the Art League
offers prizes for original stories. Ad.
dress Miss c. II. Uecke, Oahu College.
gsSal
Miss Maud Kinney. who Is now In
New York. Is expected to arrive In
Honolulu In a short time. She has
been studying music in Germany for a
year or more.
tsEss
Mrs. Lockwood was the motif of
, luncheon at Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy's on
Tuesday. Among the guests were
Mrs. George Carter. Mrs. Hatch, Miss
Kaufman. Miss Winston and Mrs.
Blackman.
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Judge Robinson, who has been so
| i'll, Is slowly improving.
800
The Engleslde household was treat.
ed to tally.ho drive on Monday even
ing. The Koko Head burial caves
were visited and an informal supper
served. The affair was arranged by
Miss George Baldwin.
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The second anniversary of Miss
/ Johnson's sanitarium was celebrated
last Sunday. Flowers and congratula.
tory notes were received In the great.
est profusion during the day. and Miss
Johnson must have been touched by
such public acknowledgment OF her
noble services.
sSGss
Mrs. Sanford b. Dole. who has been
so III at her Waikiki bungalow with la
! grippe. Is much better. although still
confined to the house.
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Mr.. f. IT. Humphris, who departed
on the Korea for the round trip, will
! greet his old friend. Mr.. Tom May, in
San Francisco and will accompany
him to the Islands. Mr.. Humphris en-.
joys the sea trips hugely and often
gratifies his favorite hobby by these
unexpected journeys.
500
! DR.. Arthur Knudsen Is stopping at
the Moana Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Patton are expected to
arrive in Honolulu In a few months
time for a long stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis are
spending few days at beautiful Wal.
, lelc. Miss Mamie Winston will be
among their guests over Sunday.
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The departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Lake
Is viewed with great regret, for they
have both been very popular during
their sojourn here. Mr.. Lake does not
expect to continue in the hotel bust.
ness.