Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-15

uOuOT VI MT. anu MIS-. William nay
| wood. The table, most exquisitely dec
GRATED with white lilies and maiden
hair, was lovely to look upon, and the
hand-painted place cards of Dutch
types were much admired. Those pres
ent besides the guests of honor were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, Captain and
Mrs. Henry Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Faxon
Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Holloway.
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Another delightful dinner was the
one given on Wednesday evening for
the Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood
by Mr.. and Mrs. Faxon Bishop. The
table looked cool and inviting with its
dressing Of white marguerites and
ferns. and the guests were Captain and
Mrs. Henry Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Holloway
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers. Mrs.
Haywood was charmingly dressed in
white lace and her ornaments were dia.
monds.
Portland (Or), July 7.-Eleanor
Dole. the divorced wife Of former At
torney- General z. p. Dole of Hawaii,
Is in the chorus with the Kolb & Dill
Company at the Marquam Theater. II
was In the spring of 1900 that Mr.. Dole
met his wife, since divorced. She was
then comedy girl in San Francisco
society. the debutante of a social sea.
son and many years the junior of the
former Acknowledgement. But he low
ed her and he urged his suit
With friends she went to Hawaii
and was the guest Of the Attorney
General in mis- beautiful home shor:
distance from Honolulu, where she
accepted him. The wedding at the Pal
ace Hotel, San Francisco, was one OF
the most brilliant events.
They went to Honolulu, and for q
time were happy. but one day dis
cordant note was struck. The realiza-
tion that age cannot be happy with
youth occurred to both Of them. They
were Incompatible. She returned to
San Francisco at the end OF two years,
having agreed to give him divorce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lewis expect to
sail on the Alameda for San Francisco
owing to the poor health of Mr..
Lewis, which necessitates rest at q
sanatorium for awhile. Mr. and Mrs,
Lewis have made many friends while
In Honolulu. and their departure 10
much regretted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway are giving a
luau for the Haywoods tonight.
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Letters received from Miss Hoare
state that Mr.. Hoare, the late ex- Brit.
ish Consul, died from blood vessel
bursting in the brain. Miss Hoare will
live In Bornemouth. England, for the
present.
On Wednesday evening the beautiful
cable steamer Restorer was again
dressed in her Sunday clothes to re-
ceive visitors to a whist party that
was given by the officers as a token
Of their appreciation Of the many kind.
'nesses received from their Honolulu
friends. The ship was gaily decorated
with the flags OF the nations and
signalling pennants. The white decks
were IL possible made whittier and nice
ly polished for the light fantastic"
and judging by the pleasant faces and
animated conversation everybody fully
enjoyed themselves. About seventy
persons In all attended, thirteen tables
being necessary to supply them that
did battle for the appropriate prizes.
The first prize for the ladies went to
Mrs. jacobson and Mr.. b. Lee was sue
tessful for the gentleman's prize, both
Of which were pieces of mounted SUBJ
marine cable. The ladies' BOBBY prize
went to Mrs. Miller, a gold plated hat
pin, made from uniform button, and
Miss Lycett. who was compelled to
iorego the pleasure Of being a lady
for the evening. won the gen,leman's, a
mounted photograph of the ship. The
officers receiving were Mr.. Clunie, Mr.
Il. Lacker, Mr.. ID. Evans, Mr.. w.
Wright. Mr.. Broadfoot, Mr.. c. Rowell
and Mr.. McMann.
The invited guests were: Captain and
Mrs. F. c. Miller, Miss Carrie Miller,
Captain and Mrs. Tullet, Canon Mack
intosh. Miss Won Holt, Dr. and Mrs.
Wood. Captain and Mrs. Humphrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines, Captain Coombe,
.irs. Victor Blue, Mr.. and Mrs Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Brown. Mrs. Cen
ter, Misses Center (2), Mr.. and Mrs.
steel. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles, Mr..
and Mrs. jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Deis,
Miss Bailey, Miss Connolly. Miss Chris
tian, Misses Cation (2), Misses Dowl-
ing CD, Misses Jordan (2), Miss Dazen-
gremel, Miss Heinie, Misses Koellings
%, Miss Lycett, Misses Lee (2), Miss
Lutted. Miss Miller, Misses McStocker
ca, Miss O'Brien, Miss Tucker. Miss
Roberts. Miss Schweitzer, Miss Whit
Ing, Miss Wright, Messrs. Cation go,
Beardmore, Eazsnburg, Campbell, Jor-
dan (2), Lee, Moore. Morgan, King,
Turner, Smiddy, Ward, Wright.
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Those present at the Taft luncheon
at the Hawaiian Hotel were: Hon.
aud Mrs. Serene Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
lTennoy; Senator Warren. Hon. j. l..
Gilbert, l.. Il. Pinkham and Mrs. Vic
tor Blue; Hon. II. p. Baldwin, Senator
Foster, II. II. Trent, Hon. VIM. How
ard; Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Irwin, Sen
ator and Mrs. Newlands Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Smith, Senator and Mrs.
Scott; Senator Long, Hon. II. A. Coop