Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-23

lngs, Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. II. Muir. !
ray, Mrs. Charles Wilder. Mrs. James
Castle, Misses Helen Kimball, Jennie
Giifard Marion Scott.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
IRE stopping for a month with the
Parkers on Emma street. The Walter
Macfarlanes have taken the Princess's
house in the interim to be near their
own home, which is nearly completed.
1t presents quite an imposing appear.
ance with new driveway and stone
entrance. Mrs. Campbell. Parker's
gifts to her daughters have always
been most generous.
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A pretty little luncheon was given
by Mrs. Milus Parkhurst for her sister,
Mrs. Dunno, on Wednesday,. The
table was charmingly arranged and
the place cards of miniature Chinese
types were much admired. Among
those present were Princess HAVANA
nakoa, Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mrs. Harvey
Murray and Miss Irene Dickson.
Mrs. Lewton-Brain was the hostess
of an informal tea on Thursday after.
noon at her cottage on Makiki street.
Mrs. Lewton.Brain expects her sister
to arrive from Indian the first week
in January.
Among the agreeable festivities of
The week was card party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder in honor
of Miss Jennie Giffard and Judge Ar.
I'D, ha
IN Pensacola street. The prizes were
worn by Mrs. Klebahn and MIR. T. Hol.
| loway and they were hat.pin and ash
trny. Among those present were MIR.
and Mrs. 7. Holloway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack 'Dowsett.
Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs. Helen Moo
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. Klebahn, Mrs. c.
Wight, Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Klamp, Miss c. Walker, Mr.. II.
Armstrong, Mr.. George Fuller and Mr..
II. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Wilder expect to
spend some time at Waikiki at the Will
der cottage, which they will occupy
| next week.
| japanese Consul General Mkt Saito
| has been much entertained during the
past week. On Sunday evening Mr..
Kishi, of the local bank, gave a dinner
in his honor at the Alexander Young,
where were assembled prominent Jap.
nnese who expressed their esteem of
the departing consul in well-chosen
words. On Thursday evening large
number of local Japanese, at the Jap
anese Normal School on Nuuanu street
! gave a ringing testimonial in honor
of Mr.. Saito and a cold and substan-
| tial supper was partaken of. The
| grounds were brilliantly decorated with
flags and bunting any many hearty
| ban2ais testified TO the popularity o.
the Consul General. The chairman of
the entertainment was Dr. Katsunuma
and Mr.. Y. Takasuwa was spokesman
for the merchants. Mr.. Saito replied
in fitting language and seemed to ap.
preCiate the demonstration in his hon.
or. He departed in the ManChuria for
q three months trip to Japan, having
been recalled on leave of absence.
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Mr.. Barbour Lathrop, who sailed in
the Sonoma. gave delightful stag din.
ner on Tuesday evening in the private
| Willis lbOlH VI lIS AlNAdhutl iOuHS
hotel. The table was deliberately dec.
Grated with carnations and the guests
partook of an excellent dinner and the
best of wines. Those present were DR..
Murray DR.. Cooper. DR.. Yost, Messrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Byron Baird, Cock
burn, ID. Anderson and Gerritt p.
Wilder.
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Admiral and Mrs. 7. Stevens depart.
ed in the Manchuria for the Orient
They have been guests at the Moana
hotel. The Admiral and Mrs. Stevens
will eventually live in Washington
' D. c.
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DIR. Armitage has arrived in Homo.
lulu and will practice medicine.
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The band concert on Thursday even
ing at the Moana hotel was we'll at
tended. The evening was perfect and
many took advantage of the fact by
motoring out to the beach.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young and
family are occupying their apartments