Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30

uen' Inc receiving party consisted of
Mrs. Fanny Love, Mrs. c. II. Cooke.
Mrs. George Cooke, Mrs. C. II. Smith
and James ii. Love. A tent had been
erected on the lawn, in which refresh.
ments were served. This agreeable
addition was decorated with Hawaiian
ana American ilags carnations, roses.
aStels and there were festoons of mai.
le. The Ellis Quintet Club played de.
lghttully throughout the evening.
mere were many beautiful presents
on view. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson will
probably sail for the Coast in the 81.
eeria, Tor seattle will be their home.
The military hop at the Moana Ho.
tel on Thursday evening was very well
attended, the officers of the different
ships in port being very prominent
The hop was given under the auspices
OF the Officers of the Lawton and the
drawing room was utilized for dane.
ing. The Moana Quintet Club played
FOR the dances. There was a concert
on board the Lawton previous to sail.
ing, which was enjoyed by number
OF townspeople as well as the officers
and their families. 1t was regular
Honolulu farewell and everybody en-.
tered into the spirit of the scene. Com.
rIander Pond is very well known here
he having lived in Honolulu for some
Time with his family a few years ago
One of his sons Is on the Chicago.
Leis, farewclls and Goodbye, Little
Girl" were waited over the gang plank
ind the Lawton sailed out of the har.
Dor amidst rousing cheers.
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Mr.. owen Badgley, who Is a guest at
the Moana Hotel Is a prominent En-.
glishman He expects to visit tine
Volcano next week in company with
some friends.
A delightful poi supper was given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Low In honor Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcguire, bride and groom. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers and ferns and the guests were
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa.
Col. and Mrs. Sam Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Jarrett, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Macfarlane, Mrs. c. l.. Wight, Mrs
Robert Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Magoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hind. NJ. and Mrs. j.
+. Low, Mrs. o. White, Mrs. George
Beckley, Mrs. Caroline Robinson, Mr.
Godfrey Brown and Judge Lindsay.
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Governor and Mrs. George Carter
and infant son are spending a few
days at Haleiwa.
Mr.. James Castle, who has been
quite i'll, is on the road to recovery.
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The Chicago sailed for San Fran.
cisco on Wednesday late in the after.
noon. The Admiral and officers have
been very popular in Honolulu and
their departure was much regretted.
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Mr. James Dole, who was operated
on at the Queens Hospital for appen.
dicitis, is getting on well.
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The Hawaiian Hotel was the scene
OF much gayety on Thursday evening,
the Hawaiian band giving a concert in
the park, thereby attracting many to
che popular hostelry.
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Miss Wagner and Miss Helen Wood
have arrived from San Francisco and
have been added to the Queen's Hos.
pital staff.
There Is a dance on Saturday even.
Ing given by the Kamehameha Alumni
Association at their hall on Fort street.
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MnnIaNr
Kennedy gave charming dinner in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hedemann.
The cable ship Restorer departed
for San Francisco at noon on Thurs.
aay. She will return in about six
weeks. The genial captain and off.
GERS will be much missed
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Mrs. de Witt, n daughter of Mr..
John II. Bliss, is expected in January
Cor visit with her father.
Mr.. II. A. Baldwin arrived on the
Claudine this week.
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A very agreeable Christmas party
vas given by Miss Annie Dow. Tho
sdCHl spray was chartered Tor tns
event and the hostess and guests sail.
Cd to the Peninsula, where a delicious
lunch was served under the trees IT
the Lyle place.
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Col. and Mrs. Sam Parker, Prince
and Princess Kawananakoa, are at
the Peninsula for a few days.
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Entertainments on shipbOard are al
ways enjoyable and the lunch and
fridge party given on the Chicago by
Rear Admiral Goodrich in honor of
Mrs, Goodrich and party of friends
On Wednesday was one Of the pleas.
ATTEST events of the week. The table
was perfectly appointed and the dec
were the towering bouganvil-
LA, ferns and palms. The guests of
the luncheon were Mrs. Alexander
Scott, Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. Geo.
Carter. Mrs. Albert Niblack, Mrs. Fran.
els Swanzy, Mrs. Raymond de B, Lay
ard, Mrs. Henry Lyons, Mrs. Babbitt,