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

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w. C. Deering, Mrs. Balding. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Halves. Mateo Sandonna and
many others,
Mrs. Stella MacNeiley of California I
and a sister of Mrs. Field sailed for .
the Coast on the China accompanied
by her physician, DR.. Emma Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Church expect !
10 remain at the Moana Hotel for
month.
A musical evening of Nations will
be given at Mrs. Richards for the Mis-.
sionary Cleaners. on the 10th.
These beautiful moonlight nights arc
attracting many horseback parties out
ct the park and Diamond Head.
A very pretty luncheon was given
last Sunday at the Alexander Young
Hotel by Mrs. Fanny Zeave. Among
those present were Mrs. Soule. Mrs. J.
c. Cohen, Mrs. c. S. Crane, Mrs. I.
Livingston, Mrs. w. s. Lederer. Mrs. J..
Abrams. Mrs. II. II. Williams and Mrs.
W. II. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young and
Miss Bertha Young are at their Wal.
Eilii villa.
Mrs. Elise Neumann expects to re-
turn to Honolulu in March. She Is
now in New York. after an absence Of
more than year abroad.
The social which the Rebekahs held
At Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday even.
Ing was a brilliant success In every
sense Of the word. Mrs. Hanks. Mrs.
Coon and Mrs. Jacobsen were untiring
In their efforts to make the AFFAIR the
complete success II was Halloween
fun was the order of the evening Miss
Mae Weir won the first prize for guess.
Ing the number Of seeds in a pumpkin.
Mr.. Otto Schmidt and Mr. p. Adams
came in second and third respectively.
Mr.. b. F. Lee won the first prize for
his expert pinning OF clothes pins, Miss
Pivot coming in second. The mystic
thimbe at the old maids booth was
found by Miss Mabel Lee, and Miss
Leslie was given the ten.cent piece.
and to Mrs. Peter Lucas fell the irwin
chile heart. Favors were hidden in the
witches cave. presided over by Miss
Grace Colburn, with Fred Noyes in a
clown costume. Mr.. Bailey won tho
handsome cut glass bowl from Wich.
mans, Mrs. Lee the blue plate. Mr.. A.
+. Clark the pineapple spoon. A sup.
per finished the interesting evening
and the guests adjourned at a late
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Pittsfeld, Mass. October 31.-Mrs
Newman X. Perry. wife OF Lieutenant
Perry, who was killed by the blowing
' up of the Bennington in San Diego
harbor last summer, says she will de.
vote the remainder of her life to nurs.
Ing sick sailors and soldiers. She Is
20 enter st. Luke's Training School
for Nurses in connection with the hos
pital in New York and after gradual
Ing will offer her services to the gov
eminent. Mrs Perry Is only 20 years
old. She is intensely patriotic. When
the body of Lieutenant Perry was sent
East. Mrs. Perry would allow no one
to have any part In the funeral who
was not sailor or soldier and the lieu.
tenant was buried with full military
donors.
One OF the prettiest poi lunches OF
the season was given by Mrs. Cunha In
honor Of Mrs. Alice Hastings on Thurs.
day. A huge bouquet OF violets occu.
pied the center of the table and dainty
corsage bouquets were at each place.
| The guest of honor. Mrs. Alice Hast.
!ngs, looked very handsome in white,
with a red picture hat on her head.
Among the guests were Mrs. s. Allen,
Mrs. George Herbert. Mrs. MacWayne,
sister OF the hostess; Mrs. Lansing,
Mrs. c. Booth, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs.
Clarence Macfarlane and Mrs. Harvey
Murray.
Governor and Mrs. Carter are re.
joicing over the possession OF q little
son, born Thursday morning.
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The committee In charge of the
Ladies' Social" of the Elks, which
takes place at the Young Hotel on Mon.
day evening, has completed all arrange.
ments, and with the hearty cooperation
or MIR. Gray. the manager of the Young.
the event will probably be long remem.
bered by those who attend. Hundreds
OF invitations have been sent out to
the friends Of the members. and large
attendance is looked for. Visiting Elks
need no special invitation, as is the
case In all social sessions of the Or
der. and the committee will provide
knots OF ribbons for all Elks. The
musical program will take place In the
makai pavilion, after which the floor
Will be cleared for dancing. The
"Iounging Room" will be reserved for
social parties, and large corps OF wait.
ers will serve light refreshments all
over the Roof Garden. The electrical
effects will be very elaborate. and some.
what startling. For the ELEVEN
O'clock Hugo Herzer will sing THE
Elks' Toast" from the Roof Garden.
Each Elk Is expected to consider him
self as committee OF one to intro.
duce the guests of the evening, and
hall to Nals