Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-02

patronized during the past week. The
full list of the officers Of the Condor
are Commander, Captain Begas; Lieu
tenant first officer), Fhv. V. Bulow;
Aide de Camp and Navigating officer,
Lieut.. Fischer; Artillery officer, Lieut..
Albrecht; Lieuts. Schumacher, Gehr-
ZACH; DR.. Mediger, surgeon. Engineer
Officer, Mr.. Roschman; Paymaster, Mr..
Michaelis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball have
returned from Kauai.
On Tuesday evening Miss Margaret
Castle was the hostess OF dinner at
her fathers residence at Waikiki. The
table was exquisitely decorated with
American Beauty roses and among the
guests, including the guest of honor,
Mr.. Harold Castle, were Miss Beatrice
Castle, Mr.. Ernest Smith, Mr.. George
Canavarro and Mr.. Alfred Castle.
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A charming luncheon was given on
Monday by Miss Beatrice Castle, who is
always a perfect hostess. The eight
young ladies who enjoyed the hos
pitality OF Miss Castle were Misses
Justine MacClanahan. Sophie Judd,
Nora Sturgeon, Constance Restarick,
Miss Pickering and Miss Alice Cooke.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Magoon gave a very
agreeable luau Monday,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond de 3. Lay
ard entertained at dinner for Captains
and Mrs. Basil Combes on Thursday
evening. The table was prettily dress
ed with varieties Of carnations, and
among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Humphris, Mr.. Baird and Doctor Shell
! don.
| G.. r. Wright Of the Survey Depart
ment and Miss May Lycett will be
married on September II. The we'd
ding, which will be private, will take
place at the residence of the brides
parents on Kinau street at s p. m,
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Mrs. George Rolph cave a charm
ingly informal lunch on Friday at heI
residence on Tburston avenue.
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A charming reception was given q,
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel by Mrs. Al.
bert B. Clarke to meet her daughter
Mrs. BaldinG Of Hilo. The lanai and
drawing room wore artfstically decor
ated with patsss, potted plants and
carnations. Mrs, Clarke and Mrs. Bal.
ding were Assisted In receiving by
Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Scudder. Mrs.
Raidiag looked chatming in a pretty
frock NJ white, and Mrs. Clarke pre-.
sented q very distinguished appear.
ance.
Mrs. George Rolph poured tea, and
Mrs. Benjamin Marx and MISS Harriet
Austin conducted the guests TO the re-.
freshmen rooms. Mrs. BaltfIug VIII
spend some time with her parents,
who are living at the Gulick villa on
College Hills. The Hawaiian Hotel IL
an ideal place for entertaining, tho
broad lanais making the place always
cool and delightful. Among those
present were Mrs. w. w. Hall, Mrs.
e. NJ Cooke, Mrs. Clarence Cooke,
Mrs. Montague Cooke, Mrs. c. b. Coo.
per, Mrs. John Waterhouse, Mrs. w.
II. Mays, Mrs. F. r. Day, Madam
Day, Miss Nellie White, Mrs. T. j.
King, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Stafford
Austin, Mrs. Marks, Miss Marks,
Mrs. H G.. Austin, Mrs. Williams.
Miss Castle, Miss Bacon, Mrs. Hamil-
ton. Mrs. Dole, Mrs. Clifford Kimball,
Madam Deering, Mrs. Chas. w. G.
Deering, Mrs. Westervelt, Mrs. s. N.
Castle Jr., Mrs. Coleman. Mrs. Lowry.
Miss Ahrens, Mrs. w. r. Castle.
Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs. r. Peck.
Mrs. Fucke;. Mrs.. Moore. Mrs. Royal
Mead, Mrs. Francis Judd. Miss Nellie
Judd, the Misses Judd, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs.
&. NJ. Damon, Mrs. Parke. the Misses
Parke, Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs. VIM. Al
len, Mrs. GartIey, Mrs. Restariek, Miss
Stevens, Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs. Dickey,
Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. McCandless, Mrs.
Richard Ivers, Mrs. ID. Baldwin, Mrs.
b. Smith, Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Jack
Halves, Mrs. Humphris, Mrs. Gulick.
Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder,
Mrs. Henry Warehouse, Mrs. w. o.
Smith, Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Gardner vii.
DER, Mrs. McGrew; Mrs. Ballentyne.
Miss Hartnagle, Mrs. Alexander Miss
Cooke.
Mrs. John F. Merrill and Miss Ruth
Merrill, who returned very lately from
iSuiopS, arc az piCoSht Butbtb tuo
Holbrooke home ON Van Ness avenue,
opposite their own beautiful resi-
dence, which must undergo extensive
repairs before they can occupy 1t, 80
seriously was 1t injured by fire few
weeks ago.-Chronicle.
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Manila, Aug. 23.-When the trans.
port Logan, bringing Mr.. Taft and hts
party, arrived at Overton the visitors
were entertained by a force of 1405 ca
valry. An interesting trip was made
across the lake. When the party ar.
rived at Jolo there was a picturesque
demonstration. Hundreds of natives
paraded before the visitors in decorat.
ed boats, and 10000 representatives Of
various tribes soon assembled to greet
Mr.. Taft and Miss Roosevelt. The Wis.
itors witnessed carabao fights and
war and other native dances. The
Sultan of Sulu was with the Taft par.
ty in the grand stand, having q gor-
geous retinue with him.
At the army and navy ball the Sui.
tan wore marvellous new uniform.
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