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

just filed an order for an edition Of
the book for the Australian market
The order includes as well editions Of
Bachelor Bigotries and Widows Grave
and Otherwise. The Cynic's Calendar,
which apart from its own merits has
been distinguished by the food of imi-
tations that have appeared, Is again on
the press for 1906 under the title of the
Complete Cynics Calendar" It Is to
include all of the material, text and
Illustrations, Of both the first and SEE
ond series. The advance sale has ad-
ded another twenty thousand copies to
the credit of this successful nonsense
Of YOUNGSTOWN Talk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FaXon Bishop gave one
of their enjoyable suppers for Mr.. Alex.
andor Walker on Monday evening
There were about twonty young PEG.
pie present and they amused them.
selves by cards and dancing afterwards
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson
have taken n charming cottage on
Vineyard street for a few months.
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Everybody is looking forward to the
"Serenade' which clever Hugo Herzei
Is directing. 1t is a bright little opera
and ropleto with catchy music.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. G. Deering are
at the Haleiwa Hotel, Waialua, for a
period of ten days
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The marriage OF Miss Alice May
Blacow and Mr.. VIII r. ioung. OF
launching" fame, was performed by
Bishop Restarick at the Cathedral on
Wednesday evening. The honeymoon
is being spent at "Anuinui" the Pearl
Harbor villa of w. w. Hall.
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DR.. and Mrs Charles Cooper are at
the Kunst place. Waikiki, for a few
months.
New York. August 2S.-Announce-
ment was made today of the engage
ment of August Belmont Jr. and Miss
Alice de Goicouria, daughter of Elhert
V. de Goicouria. The date OF the mar
riage has not been fixed. but 1t is un!
derstood II will take place late in tho
autumn.
Miss de Goicouria Is descended from
one of the Spanish families which first
settled in Cuba. She is 20 years Of
age, an accomplished musician, and il
particularly fond Of outdoor life. She
is an expert tennis player, and is con-
sidered one of the finest women whips
In this part of the country. Her father
is a member of the Union League and
many other clubs, and has a country
seat at Babylon, Long Island. Her
only sister is Mrs. Scott Cameron.
August Belmont Jr. Is the eldest son
Of August Belmont. He Is 20 years old
and was this year graduated from Har-
ward. He has made trip around tho
world. On September 18th he will ell
ter the banking house of Belmont q
Co., and after serving his apprentice
ship as an employee will become part
ner.-Chronicle.
Mr. Belmont passed through Homo.
lulu on his way to New York fsv
weeks ago.
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen Of Honolulu,
who has been guest at the Palace
Hotel for several weeks, has purchased
for her mother, Mrs. Russell pretty
bungalow at the corner of Oakland and
Paramount avenues, in Oakland
Chronicle
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee Is spending tho
winter at the Bella Vista, San Frau
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
have spent most of the summer in San
Rafael and will remain there for some
time to come. They make frequent
trips to town and while across the bay
pass much time speeding about the
country in their auto.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. Charles e. Paxton will make
an attractive addition to society this
winter. She has been away from San
Francisco for some time, travelling in
different parts Of the world, but is now
settled here again in apartments at
the Palace.-Chronicle
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Oakland, August 29.-Miss NOZZLE de
Golia's card party tomorrow afternoon
promises to be of more than passing
interest, planned, as it is. in honor OF
Miss Cordelia Bishop, Miss Edith
Downing, Miss Helen Scoville and Miss
Ada Kenna, all brldes-to-be, and about
fifty young people have been included