Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-29

West Point MS may have been author.
lied to appear before 1t, board ot
officers has been ordered by Colonel
! Mcclellan to meet at Camp Mckinley
1 on Monday. May LIST at . o'clock a. m.
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Picnic lunches have been all the
rage lately. and the one given last sun.
| day at the Boyd place In Manoa Val
| ley by the Prince and Princess IA
wananakoa for Miss Alice Campbell
and Miss Helen Robson was a particu.
larry enjoyable one. A tallyho met the
rarity at Punahou avenue and conveyed
the guests to the beautiful home Of
the Boyds. The park, very artistic
affair was well patronizez, and a quip-
tet club played throughout the day.
The lunch was voted delicious and
the drive homeNard pleasant ending
to a perfect day. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Humphris.
| Miss Robson, Miss Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Parker, Miss Rose Cunha,
| Miss Irene Dickson, Misses Helen,
| ady and Alice Macfarlane, Miss An.
ME McCosset. Miss Bedsley, Miss Ada
Rhodes. Miss Helen Kimball. Or. Muir
ray. Dr. Yost, Walter Macfarlane. son.
/ ney" Macfarlane. Paymaster Brown,
Richard Wright. Sam Walker, "Browny
Monsnrrat, Clarence Waterman and
Arthur Macintosh.
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The ball at the Alexander Young Ho.
tel on Monday evening was thorough.
ly enjoyed Notwithstanding the inclem.
ency of the weather. goodly number
of the social set were present and the
passengers from the ships in port that
4 evening were all agreeable additions.
II was a most informal affair, no in.
Productions being made by the parton
esses. Miss Bertha Young introduced
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray to few guests OF
| the house, but no formal introductions
we're made. There were nsmber of
little dinners previous to the dance
and two sets Of singing boys, one in
the lounging room and one in the ball.
room. made the evening pass most
pleasantly.
The Alexander Young Hotel punch
played an important part in the even.
ing entertainment for It was available
to all Corners. | believe II is the de.
sire of the management to have these
lrivate balls once month. The floor
Of the ballroom is the best in town
and there is no reason why II can't be
. enjoved II the right element can be got
together. go fl,
A notable dinner was given at tho
: Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Tuesday
evening in honor of Grand Exalted
Ruler W. J. O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien
Of Baltimore, by the chief representa-
. tives OF Honolulu Lodge No. GIG. The
, table was all In purple, the color Of
I the Elks. Violets and asters were the
flowers used with charming effect and
. as others besides the guests Of honor
were DR.. and Mrs. c. b. Cooper. MIR.
, and Mrs. J. II. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank f. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wingate Lake and present Exalted
Ruler George Angus and Mrs. Angus.
After dinner the guests Joined in the
dance which was given for the Elks.
The ballroom, tastefully decorated with
. American colors, greens and the pur.
rle bourganvillia showed the artistic
fingers OF Mr.. and Mrs. Church. Dur
ing the dinner complimentary concert
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien by
the Hawaiian band.
The New York World has the follow
ing about Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart, SC
well known here: A special to the
World from Wooster, O., says: With
the filing by Major Elmore +. Taggart
United States Army, Of an amended
petition in his suit for divorce, which
IL on the calendar for trial here this
week, further sensations have beer
added to his remarkable case. Tag
CART Is on his way here from the Phil
ippines. He has named several Army
officers of several ranks as correspond
ents. They include Colonel Charlie,
: w. Miner, Lieutenant Granville X
0 Fortesque, relative of President
: Roosevelt; Captain Louis II. Bash. hus
:, band of Bertha Runkle, the author o.
a The Helmet of Navarro" and Lieuten
. ant Rither. william Taggart. a civil
ian, is also named.
Mrs. Taggart was Grace Violet Cul
yer OF Chicago. The couple have two
young children. Taggart charges hi,
, wife with deserving him on July
, 1908, while he was stationed at For
. I.eavenwOrth. He alleges that sh'
. went with the children to San Fran
. cisco, where her conduct was such tina
1t created scandal.
/, Miss Nellie Kitchen expects to sal
! for the coast on Tuesday next. He
- trip may include a visit to Byrol
y Springs.
Mr.. Mostegn, a delightful Englisl
clergyman, has been spending SOM
time at the Moana Hotel. He has beef
| three years In Hongkong.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. James Castle and Mis-
| Nellie White returned to Honolulu al
| ter a years absence. Miss Fredi
| White, who visited the Castles TIVE
! years ago, will sail for Europe In tn,
| early summer with her father. Sh'
| has been quite i'll, but is on the roa,
| TO recovery.
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| Quite one, Of the most elaborate a
/ well as one Of the most unique din
l ners ever given In Honolulu was es
| sayed at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel II
l the private dining room by the Misse