Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14

One of the most delightful affairs OF
the week was the picnic given by MISC
Kathleen Cartwright on Tuesday III
honor of Miss Leontine Hartnaglei
whose intended departure for the Coast
Is so much regretted by her friends.
The McClanahan bungalow In Manoa
Valley, which was taken by Miss Cart
wright for the outing, was an ideal
place for a day of pleasure. The bath
Ing pool is by far one of the most
picturesque in Honolulu, and nearly
all the guests took a dip before the
delicious lunch which was served Ia
the large living room off the lanai
Three large tables covered with EN-
broidered Chinese cloths with art glass;
bowls OF daisies in the center gave an
air Of elegance to the feast, while the
animated conversation Of the guests
betrayed the good time they were hav.
ing. After luncheon the guests played
bridge until late hour. Among those
present we're Mrs. Henry Lyon. Mrs. NJ
NJ. Scott Mrs. Bernice Walbridge, Mrs
Clinton Ballentyne, Mrs. Hannebers
Mrs Babbtt. Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs
Arthur Brown. Mrs. Clifford kimball
Mrs. McClanahan, Mrs Alexander
Scott. Mrs. Hays, Mrs. +. II. Hum
phris, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Harvey Muir
ray. Mrs. A. G. Halves, Misses Jennie
Giffard. Marion Scott, Ella Wight and
Helen Kimball.
Count A. de s. Canavarro sailed by
the KInau for Maui. He will be CUES,
of the James Castles during his visit
Mrs. Swanzy, who has been visitor
at the Castles for the past two weeks
returned on Thursday.
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Mrs. Hermann Focke was hostess al
japanese luncheon for Miss Helene
Irwin on Monday. The guests all wore
kimonos Of brilliant hues and the cloth
was laid on the floor in regular Jap.
anese fashlon-the guests partaking OF
the lunch in native style. The viands
we're all delicious. but the chicken serv
ed with bamboo shoots was particu'
larry spoken of as being very tooth
some. II was a merry meal, and to
the looker.on pretty sight. The mis-
use Of the chop sticks caused much
laughter. The guests who enjoyed the
novel luncheon we're, besides the guest
OF honor Miss Irwin, the Misses Mary
Macfarlane. Kathleen Cartwright, Hell
en- Kimball, Margaret Hyde-Smith and
, Geneyieve Neumann.
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The death Of Fred c. Baldwin In New
York was great shock to his friends
He was a fayorite both in Maui ant
Oahu, and his death has cost a gloon
over everything. Mr.. Baldwin was
born at Sunnyside, Paia, Maui, anC
since early boyhood has always been
leader in athletic sports. Three broth
ers and one sister were with him a
his death. The greatest sympathy Il
extended the family.
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Lieutenant. Colonel William b. Davis
the chief surgeon of the department o
the Visayas, has been ordered to return
to the United States. He will leav
Manila for San Francisco on the Octt
Der ransport.-Manila Times.
Mrs. S. a. Quick is fast recoverin
from her recent indisposition. She !
ut her Kalihi home.
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The Misses Amea lde and Maori
Ide, who passed through here on tn
America Maru, are great bellies in Ma
Mia. They are very attractive ant
most original, their sayings and dc
ings being quoted from one end of tn
country to the other. The Hon. Bourk
Cochran, a great friend Of the family
had charge Of the girls during thu
Journey. Mr.. Cochran Is a noted maj
In every sense Of the word. AS lead
ing orator in Tammany, and one Of thu
great Democrats OF America, he nat
urally attracts attention. His view
upon the Philippine muddle and Hawai-
ian Islands proposition are interest
ing, because Of what he didn't say.
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The italian officers were certainl!
much entertained during their brie
visit here. They were all delightful
men and seemed to enter into the lif'
of the islands. On Sunday Mrs. Her
mann Focke gave them a tally.ho driv'
to the Pail and return, and then the!
were entertained at luncheon at tn
hospitable Focke mansion. Amoni
those present, besides the captain
Prince Ferdinando and officers, were
Mrs. w. LAM, Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Mrs
Schaefer, Genevieve Neumann, Drux
silla Marx and Mary Macfarlane.
On Monday afternoon Acting Consu
and Mrs. LAM gave the Captain, Prince
ana officers a canoeing and surfing
party and chowder and dance in thu
evening. This was a very enjoyable
affair. The Italians being quite en-
tertalned with the novelty OF the day.