Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30

the golden state will be displayed and
there will also be sale of work, which
will include many articles which would
be an acquisition for any home.
The doll booth will interest all chill
dren and great many grown-ups and
the display will be particularly fine.
Many of the dolls are very beautifully
dressed and there is one in the dress
of bride which is a perfect dream
Of loveliness.
| Miss Alice. Roosevelt's portrait on a
Japanese postcard is the latest tribute
Of the Mikado's people to the Presi-
dents daughter One of the cards has
! been received from a member of the
| Taft party. The cards were issued In
/ Toxic about the time the party arriv-
ed. The picture shows Miss Roosevelt
/ wearing a long white coat and a white
/ hat trimmed with owls head and
wings. Underneath Is a japanese in
scription explaining that she Is the
american princess.-Chronicle
A stir Of pleasurable interest CEN
ters about the latest betrothal an
nouncement, that which links the
1 names of Miss Grace Spreckels. daugh-
| ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Spreckels.
/ and Alexander Hamilton, son Of the
late Colonel Hamilton. This interest
Ing bit of news has come as q surprise
/ TO the majority of the friends Of both
well known families.
Since her DEBUT a few seasons ago
Miss Spreckels has been the recipient
of a generous share of attention. Her
/ friends are everywhere, among the
young and the old, and the greatest
+ compliment that they can pay her Is
| to tell of her absolutely unaffected
manners and her frank, genuine cor.
liality.
Miss Spreckels is handsome type of
eomanhood. She is tall and graceful,
has quantities of fair brown hair and
large blue eyes. Her only sister, Miss
Lily Spreckels, became the wife OF
Harry Holbrook few months ago at
, nm elaborate home wedding. The COM
Ing marriage will also take place at
the Spreckels residence. 1t is said, It's
date sometime during the winter
months.
Mr.. Hamilton is partner in the
firm of Baker & Hamilton. He has for
some years been prominent in business
ind social circles.-Chronicle.
r
j. Lovette Rockwell has become
benedict, his marriage to Miss r. c.
Cores having been consumated in Gin
cinnati. Miss Cores Is the daughter
OF the professor of languages in Wod-
ward High School and has also been
In charge of the operate and dramatic
department of the Cincinnati Conser-
vatory OF Music. The wedding occur
red at the residence of the brides par
ents. Mr.. Rockwell was at one time
business manager OF the Bulletin and
resided at Mrs. Freeth's, on Emma
street
Mr.. and Mrs George Warehouse are
receiving congratulations because of
little son born to them on Septem-
Der 3rd. ...
There is quite a Honolulu colony at
Banff at the present time. Judge and
Mrs. Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ivers
and several others from the Hawaiian
| Islands are enjoying the cool mountain
air.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay. Miss
Georgiana Lacey, whose engagement to
Mr. Spalding was announced some two
weeks ago. and Mr.. James Spalding.
arrived from Kauai this week Mrs.
Gay and Miss Lacey having already de-
parted for San Francisco An engage
ment dinner was given Miss Lacey by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tenney. whose
guest she was while here. The table
was charmingly decorated, Mrs. Ten
ney's exquisite taste showing In every
detail. over the table was suspended
a hanging basket OF white jossemine
and white roses and white tulle grace
fully encircled the cloth. A center
piece of roses gave a perfect finish
which was further supplemented by
bouquets of violets at each plate.
Those present including the host,
hostess and guests Of honor were Mrs.
Helen Noonan, Miss Helen Kitchen,
Miss Helen Kimball, Miss Lorna Iau-
kea, Mr.. George Potter, Mr. Willie
Roth, Mr.. George Fuller, Mr.. James
Armstrong and Mr.. James Spalding.
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Carlos F. Sierra, the Italian Consul,
entertained few friends at luncheon
yesterday in the Palace palm garden
in honor Of Ferdinando di Savoia,
nephew Of the King Of Italy. Com
mander Morundo was among the
guests. -Chronicle.
Mr.. Sierra is quite well known here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus F. Knudsen
and daughter Ruth and Mrs. Vladimir
Knudsen OF Honolulu, who arrived RE-
Gently from the Islands. are guests at
the Palace Hotel. They will leave
soon for a short trip East, returning
by way Of Seattle and Portland in time
10 sail on the Siberia November IA
Chronicle.
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The Royal Hawaiian Band and glee
club, with Nine. Alapai. the singer,
will return shortly to Honolulu. Be-
fore sailing they will give farewell