Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

Of much gayety on Thanksgiving
night. The guests of the house, to.
gether with host of their friends
about town, enjoyed concert on the
roof garden, after which dancing was
held until a late hour. The music for
the occasion was furnished by the
Young Hotel orchestra under the lead.
ership of Ernest kaai and was of the
highest order.
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Major and Mrs Fuller plan taking
cottage at the Hawaiian Annex.
Mr.. George Lynch, the noted war
correspondent, on his way to Japan,
was entertained at dinner by Dr. and
Mrs. Humphris on Friday evening.
Thanksgiving was celebrated by
quiet reunions and family dinners. Ser.
vices were held in the churches and
there was delightful hop at the Alex.
ander Young hotel.
Mrs. McGarvey and daughter are
guests at the Alexander Young. Miss
McGarvey was at school with Miss
Kathleen Cartwright in California.
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Among recent prominent arrivals at
the Young are DR.. c. p. Bags and
family, accompanied by Miss Anna
Chapman of Los Angeles. The Doctor
has been assigned to the naval sta.
ton at Guam, but will spend several
weeks in Honolulu before leaving for
there.
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Miss Louise Lemon and Miss Grace
earle, both of Los Angeles, are regis
tered at the Young. The young ladies
expect to remain in Honolulu Tor some
time.
Governor General Luke L. Wright,
who was one OF the many distinguish.
ed personages on the Manchuria on
her last stop here, together with his
wife and other members of his party
including his secretary, Carl Reming.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Tidwell and Mrs.
Judge Wellborn, took advantage of the
ig liners stay over night in Homo.
lulu by giving very enjoyable dinner
party in the Young Hotel banquet
room. Covers were laid for sixteen.
The table was very prettily decorat.
ed and the menu q work of art The
party spent the night at the Young
ind the Governor was very enthusias.
tic in his praise of the big hostelry,
end says Honolulu has reason to be
proud of her magnificent hotel. Mr..
Wright will return to the Philippines
ia Honolulu in about four months.
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Miss Plankington of Milwaukee, a
daughter of J. b. Plankington OF hotel
fame in the middle West, Is registered
at the Young Hotel. She is accompa.
MED by Miss Hilands of Pittsburg, Pa.
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About seventy of the young friends
of Miss Pearl Belser entertained her
at farewell reception and ball at the
Young Hotel last evening and the af.
lair was a most delightful one in ev.
cry way. From $3.50 until midnight
the young people tripped the light fan.
tastic and every moment OF It was en-.
jOyed to the utmost. A dainty lunch
was served on the roof garden during
the evening. Those present were
Miss Jennie McCauley, Miss Annie
McCauley, Miss Alice Green, Miss Flo
ra Oss, Miss Ella Zeigler. Miss Mamie
Chillingworth, Miss May Gonzales,
Miss A. Simpson, the Misses Maud
tombstone, Bertha Lycett, Annie Dow.
Mable Bruins, X. McCorriston, Pearl
Belser, Eva McLane, Hazel Hebron,
Mabel Lee, Florence Lee. Belle Nc.
Corriston, Mable McAndrews, Molly
Grace, Lily Grace and Edna Lloyd;
Messrs. Chris. jenkins, Louis Under
wood, Irving Hurd, Robert McCorrls-
ton, Mervin Simpson, Herbert Simp.
son, Charlie Simpson, Alfred Black.
Fan, Charlie Lee, John Myatt, L. NJ.
Brown L. Chllds, Mr.. McAlpine, Ted.
Schlief C. Wright, Ralph tombstone,
Sam Chillingworth Charles Reynolds,
Wm. Hebron, Paul Schmidt, G. Con.
sales, Bert Lloyd and Roscoe PerKlns;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Belser, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. r. King, Mr.. and Mrs.