Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-11

IN and American. During the after.
noon and evening light refreshments.
tea and cold drinks will be served on
the lower floor in the art room.
At noon Friday table dhote lunch.
con consisting of cold meats, fish
Atty cents. There will be seating ca
racity for two hundred or more.
The work of the ladies Of the Kin.
dergarten Association is SO well known
that II needs no recommendation, and
oil who come are assured Of both Gull.
nary and artistic treats.
The people OF Honolulu will be sur
prised and delighted to be able to view
these rare and wonderful things for
the mere sum of 75 cents. The de.
rartments are classified not according
10 countries but according to contrib.
Ctors. Anyone possessing lace, silver
or bric-a-brac will confer q great ia
2or by notifying Mrs. Francis SwanZy.
| hope this request will uneafth things
which have not seen the light of day
Tor years. The object OF the Loan EX.
libtion Is a worthy one and nothing
should be TOO much trouble for its sue.
cess. Mrs. l.. l.. McCandless is chair.
nan of the ways and means commit
tee. Mrs. Francis Swanzy is treasur-
Or; Mrs. E. d. Warehouse, president;
Mrs. Sanford b. Dole, first vice presi.
dent; Mrs. +. Lowrey, second vice
president; Mrs. T. Richards, third vice
president. The chairmen of the sever.
al committees also constitute the eX.
tcutive committee. which fact simpli.
fes the whole vast undertaking. Miss
Margaret Hopper. who returned yes.
terday in the Siberia, Is financial sec
rotary of the association.
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A memorial service will be held at
Kawaiahao Church. when the urn con-
tanning the ashes OF the late William
girls dressed in white will chant
Across the Bar" a fayorite song of
Mr.. Armstrong. This impressive SER
vice will probably be attended by a
vast congregation, for the genial man
ners and brilliant mind Of the deceas-
cd won him hosts of friends from ev.
cry walk of life. When a young man
IN New York he was law partner OF
the famous Mr.. Choate and was asso
ciated consequently with the most
brilliant men in America.
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Miss May Dollinger is spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Alfred Musgrave, OF Young street.
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DR.. and Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. w. T.
Balding have taken one Of the Annex
cottages for a month. Mr.. Balding Ia
expected to return from the Coast on
Monday.
There Is a large house party at the
Henry Macfarlane place. Ahuimanu,
liver Sunday.
Among those who arrived in the 81.
IBERIA was Mr.. Barbour Lathrop, the
distinguished traveller and bon vivant,
who Is well known in Honolulu. He
gave one of the most delightful cotil.
Ions ever given here and was a prince
Of hosts during his last visit He will
remain for few weeks. for he has
many friends here.
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sherlock Holmes" at the OrphCum !
was well received and the new com
pany proved themselves very good. |
There was a vast audience, which |
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the dra |
matte story greatly from the bursts
ri applause which greeted the actors,
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Among those who returned yester'
day were Rev. and Mrs. Gulick, who |
went directly to their College Hills |
residence; Mrs. Schaefer and daugh |
ter, DR.. Power of Los Angeles, guest |
at the Hawaiian Hotel; Mr. and Mrs |
w. c. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gil |
man, Mr., L. NJ. Mclnerny.
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Among the departing passengers was
Paymaster Brown, who is en- route for
Manila as assistant to the general pay
master at Cavite. He was very popular
while here and made many warn
friends.
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A large reception was held at thu |
british Consulate on Thursday in hon
or of King Edwards birthday. Mr.,
Raymond de b. Layard received tho
guests In his usual delightful manner,
|; nd the Hawaiian Band played In the