Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-20
TALK


B. REYNOLDS, OLSEN, William Thomp-
son. De Freest, Mist, o. II. Gulick. j. D.
Gaines, Edgar Wood, Singlehurst, M.
ID. Brown. +. l.. waldron. +. C. Brown.
Menzies, Parsons, Drew. Gulick, Frank
Cooke. John Johnston, Cathcart. Bald
win. Robert Pratt, Alonzo Gartley. +.
Andrade. Frank Anterior, b. Won
Damn. f. G. Keen, Sharpe. Clarke,
Mabel Wing Castle, Swanzy. Fred Pet
erson, Jonathan Shaw, W. A. Kinney,
Bergstrom. F.. +. Blake, Ernest Ross,
P. j. Harwood, A. w. 7. Bottomley.
Beardmore. True, Cook, Swan and
Hemenway, and the Misses O'Meara,
Rose Davidson. Heisman, Ziegler,
Edith Mist, Johnston, Barraclough,
Needham, A. Paris, Snow.
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For Japanese Captain
On Tuesday afternoon Lieut. and Mrs.
Cushman entertained In a delightful
manner at an informal tea for Captain
Hanafusa and officers OF the training
ship Anegawa. Delicious refreshments
were served from little tables. on which
were vases filled with cut flowers. The
captain added one Of the Anesawa's
RIBBONS to Mrs. Cushman's large and
notable collection. Among those pres
ent besides the guests Of honor were
DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard. Paymastcr
and Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. Smith. Mrs
Frederic klamp. Mrs. George Rodiek,
Mrs. Klebahn. Misses lilly Neumann
and Elsa Schaefer. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Cushman were entertained at tea on
the Anegawa on Wednesday afternoon
and Paymaster and Mrs. Brooke were
also present. The Captain gave an
elaborate lunch ON that day to the nav
al officers and later In the afternoon
they Joined the ladies at tea. The Jap
anese have the art of entertaining to
perfection. and. as there is not more
artistic nation under the sun. SO on
that day the hospitality was not only
gracious but artistic In the extreme.
The captain AMI officers view with one
another In doing kind things for their
guests. The Anegawa IL q very fine
ship and the cadets splendid speci-
mems OF the Mikado's kingdom.
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pretty little bridge party was given
on Monday afternoon when Miss Agnes
Walker was hostess at her mothers
hospitable residence on Nuuanu ave-
nue.. The consolation prize, q superb
touQuet Of American Beauty roses,
was won by Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs.
Charles Wilder was the successful win.
ner of the first prize. Among those
present were Mrs. Tenney. Mrs. II.
Noonan, Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs.
George Rodiek. Mrs. Charles Wilder,
Mrs. Klebahn. Mrs. Porter Boyd, Mis-,
j. 5. Walker. Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mrs.
George Porter, Mrs. Andrew Fuller,
Mrs. Mary Gum. Mrs. Holloway and
Mrs. Archie Young.
II will be OF interest to know that
the house In Spitzbergen. far away
In the Arctic Oceon. now being occu-
pied by Mr.. Wellman as a base for his
flight to the north pole, was built and
owned by Mr.. Pike. now staying at
the Moana hotel with his party. Mr..
Pike Is great traveller and sports
man. He has been several times In
Spitzbergen for many months and has
! shot legions OF polar bears. Perhaps
the most interesting experience OF his
.. life was his excursion into Tibet with
Captain Deasy. the British explorer.
They were then for many months liv.
ing at an elevation OF 1900 ieet, and
brought back valuable and scientific
data.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. de Bretteville OF
!. Kauai are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Hedemann at Waikiki. Their two chill
g dren, Maude and Paul, are at Punahou
: college. Mr.. and Mrs. dc Bretteyills
have not been In Honolulu for years
and they are delighted with the i'm
nrOypmantl IN tnu hap 40
y gone.
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ri Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rice Of Kauai
= are at the Alexander Young for few
u days. Tuesday was the thirty-fourth
n anniversary Of their wedding day. and
u they celebrated by giving q charming
Q dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. T. King. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. Violet and mauvs
asters made q pretty table decoration
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VI Mrs. George Cooke gave pretty chill.
u dren's party at her residence In Ma.
&c kiki on Friday afternoon. The lawn
= behind the house was the scene OF the
! gathering OF little ones and q charm
= ing sight for all was the happy face,
le OF the little ones as they danced upon
IS the green and played their favorit,
A., games.
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d. Lieut.. and Mrs. Cushman gave 8
ID dinner for Admiral Very on Tuesds,
u evening. Among the guests were Mr.
n and Mrs. Charles Wilder. Mrs Smith
s. Mrs. Frederic Klamp. Captain Carter
y and Miss Alexander.
he 4 4 4
l. On October Sth Judge and Mrs
J. George Gear entertained for Prince
he and Princess Kawananakoa and Cap
lie tain Drake OF the Wisconsin. Carna
Is lions and maidenhair were effectiyel,
II used In the decorative scheme.
Is 4 4 49,
Is Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Knudsen have re
se turned from their pleasant season
NJ among the mountains to their new resi-
Df dence opposite the Waiawa homestead
leI
N Sunday afternoons are Justly popu
ne lar AT the Seaside There IL Inns,,