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New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
UNIQUE.
From The Boston Transcript.


Nobody will question the fitness OF the award
this year of the Nobel prize for the most emil
nent services In the OF peace PRESIDENT
Roosevelt's achievement in the way of peaoemakins
Is unique.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
EMPEROR RECEIVES LIEUT. COL W." ~ ~

Berlin Dec. l4-Emoeror y,,,.sar the -
Ansrican military attaehe hSiSs -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The application Of the widow of Emile Zola to
the courts for permission to confer her husbands
name on the three children OF whom Mime. Roserot
and Emile zola were the parents is spoken Of IN
the Berlner Tagebatt' as an aot Of womanly
nobility on the part OF the authors widow Nine
Zola says the writer. knew Of her husbands
intimacy with Nine. Roserot for many years. and.
having no children of her own took the deepest
interest In the boy and little girls, for whom
she has been caring since her husbands death.
The boy has decided to learn a trade in keeping
with the wishes Of his mother and of Nine ZoIa."
Set not thy heart on dying
10 IND world OF bliss
Lest s.So for 18th. the +h future ire sighiRg s ing
But let thy daily living
Which 11,;h 53s shus its aim fqlantng
Mary D. Gross
Max Nordau. in an article against Esperanto adj
mits the absolute necessity of an international
language" but gives the opinion that this can
never be Esperanto" He says: 1T would be I'M
possible for an artificial language to retain unity
OF character; in other words. ic would invariably
lapse into dialects, producing eventually many
Esperantos as the nations adopting 1t" In answer
TO this argument, writer in the "Buenos Ayres
Herald says: Latin was the recognized medium
OF exposition by the learned of all the nations Of
Europe up TO the end of the seventeenth century
We have yet to learn that each country created its
own Latin dialect. French is the language OF a
large part OF Belgium. Switzerland. Canada, etc.
and yet it remains practically French all the time.
Latin was preserved Latin because there
always accessible of reference and rectica-
ton; the same may be said of French. and the
same may also be said of Esperanto"
. Teacher-What parallel lines? Mcky Null
Micky Mulberry-'scuse me- Miss Sharpe. but any
loidy might make de same mistake; yer means
parallel bars. don't yer?-Puck-
THE Actors Society Bulletin gives the follow
ing extract of letter recently received; while
playing night stands through Iowa, the COM
pany made the town Of Clarinda- One of the stage
hands then remarked: We had a swell show here
last week.. and being asked what 1t an
swered: Lewis. the Cross Eye The leader looked
UP a programme and 1t read: VIM Owen. In q
suInptuous production of louis XII
NOTHING TO SPEND.
You've heard Of the maiden
With nothing TO wear.
From Bagdad and Alden
To Madison Square
That told of her
And won for her pity.
AS every one knows.
fig for her sorrows
The shoppers outi
For many to-morrows
They'll scurry about
Then ye who are human,
Give and attend,
And pity the woman
With nothing TO spend
Louisville Courier journal.
This dramatic criticism appeared IN the Manner
Neueste Nachrfchteu': 1.-The Maid of Orleans
born in the village of Domremy January 6, 1919.
On May 80. 14sl, she burned alive on the
ket place of Rouen, and October %. 1896, she
was buried in the theatre of Mayence. Requiescat
in pace"
Sandy Ptkes-Winter's comm George
Gritty George-Why SO?
Sandy Pikes-I was offered ten straw hats before
kta rfr,c fT1T 1TaA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
NOTHING TO SPEND.

You've heard OF the maiden
With nothing TO wear.
From Bagdad and Alden
To Madison Square
Has travelled the ditty
That told of her woes
And won for her pity,
AS every one knows.
A fig for her sorrows!
The shoppers are outi
For many to-morrows
They'll scurry about.
Then ye who are human,
Give ear and attend.
And pity the woman
With nothing TO spend.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

Miss Mildred Bigelow. daughter OF Mrs. po,,.
ney BigeIow. will be married to-day TO NsweI vr
Tiiton in the chantry Of Grace Church, Broadus,
and 10th street IL will be very quier ana g,-1
wedding. After the ceremony a small racsD,sN~
will take place at the home OF Mrs j. Border -
riInan. at No. s5 East 4sth street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Bedroom Chairs

We have great list of bargains in bedroom
chairs and rockers. Any kind of chair you
desire, and prices as low as reason will let
them go.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Bedroom Suit $27.OO
Oak Bedroom Suit $50

Solid quartered oak and one of the best de-
signs we have The wood is beautifully grain
ed Suit consists of dresser, bed and wash
stand. Regular price is $9o.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
$1S. Mission Table
$500

1t is dining table that found pleasure in
selling at $3.50, because we KNEW tssquality
and worth. 1t has the round top and seats or
10 very comfortably when extended. And there
are dozens of other table bargains just as good.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
$34 China Cabinet 81

This cabinet follows closely the Mission lines
and could be used with the other pieces we men
tion today. The glass is plate, the finish GOOD.
If this doesn't suit there is of others
to select from. We can surely please you in
China Cabinets,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

We have probably 20 dressers
that sell at all prices between $50
and $40. There are all sorts of
styles, all woods and finishes. To
make a big sale of these pieces we
have Put price of $24.00-take
your choice.
You'll never have better
chance at a dresser bargain. The
assortment we offer is very COM
prehensive. The quality of every
dresser above criticism. Don't
pass this great opportunity by.
1t is a great one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
E0
Se-xyvS1nW

musical genius) ..... Mrs. 5. NOaT
Brunetta lone of the "McrTy'D...
.............. Miss l.. Bcswick
Mrs. Columbus Cook "a deserted
wife) .... Mrs. Margaret Howard
Ladies' OF the ballet: Seamcn of the
Cuckoo; Marines; the Cook Coterie.
etc: Naval Cadets.
Ladies' of the Chorus-Miss J. n.
Macaulay. Miss T.. NJ. Bailey. Miss
A. s. Green. Miss A. l.. Macaulay,
Miss NJ. +. Lishman Miss NJ. Stolder.
Miss T.. Lyle. Miss A. Mcl.ain, Miss
Emma Rose. Miss x. Waldron. Miss
u. Lishman, Mrs. Alapai. Miss Annie
Hao.
Gentlemen OF the Chorus-L. II. Tin.
dcrwood. W. ID. Barlow. II. +. Davi.
son, John Hills. II. -. Bailey W. II.
Soper. J. A. Legros. \. II. Myhrc. II.
Haro. l.. J. Lando. T.. Williams. J. G.
Anderson, l.. q. BlaCkman. VI. II. Per.
Try. c. r. Edwards, Mr.. Clark.
stage under the direction Of W. d.
Adams.
ORCHESTRA
Under the direction Of Mr.. Il. II
Rode
list viollns-Mr. Robert Gordohn.
Mr. Kaiser 1allet.
End violin-Mr. +. W. Mcdaniel.
LIST COrnct-Mr. g. J. Boise.
2nd Cornct-Mr. H. l.. kruss.
Clarionct-Mr. II. Chadwick.
Flue-Mr. Cbas. $. Dcsky.
Oboe-Dr. =. +. Frear.
Viola-Mr. II. X. Tuck.
Csllo-Dr. Carl Ramus.
Cello-Mr. w. Beakbanc.
Double Bass-Mr. q. X. Williams.
Accompanist-Mis Alice Rice.
The patronesses are: Princess Na.
wananakoa. Mrs. Samuel Parker. Mrs
! Andrew Fuller. Mrs. T.. d. TCnney
Mrs. +. a. Schaofcr. Mrs Robert Lew
crs, Mrs. J. II. Soper. Mrs. +. J. King
Mrs. Anna S. Parl;e, Mrs. A. G. IEawCs
Jr.. Mrs. w. W. Harris. Mrs. A. +
Wall. Mrs. +. II. Humphris. Mrs
George X. Carter. Mrs NUOnan, Mrs
Y. de Il. Layard, Mrs. e. l." Crabbc,
Mrs. G. +. wilder. Mrs. l.. W. Jordan
Mrs. l.. A. Mott-Smith
The house was simply packed. So
Ciety was out In great force and lici
Majesty the Queen wa also present
with a party.
+ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young ar,
at the Young Hotel. Miss Bertha
Young will no; return until later.
4 4 \
Mr.. Fred u. Angus was given din
ncr at the Moana Hotel ON Saturday
evening In the private dining room
his days Of bachclordom being mum
bered. There were % covers, and N,
diners were in good spirits and sait
very pleasant things of the groom
; elect. who Is great favoritc. Lei
were worn by all the guests and tht
Moana quintet club furnished music
Mr.. Angus will soon be married To Mis-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

McCandless, Mrs. Alexander Scott. Mir.
and Mrs. A. g. Halves. Jr., Misses
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dough-
erty, Messrs. Sinclair. Derby. Mackin-
non. Watson. Jameson. David Ander-
son. Cockburn. Soper.
4 4
The younger set have been enjoying
themselves this week. Among other
amusements the card party given by
Misses Cordelia Gilman on Tuesday
was a charming affair. Miss lrma Bal
lentyne won the first prize. a cloissonc
vase. On Wednesday Miss Dorothy
True entertained at cards and pic
ture was won by Miss Jessie Kennedy
for the first prize. At Miss Alice Spald-
,ing's pedro party on Thursday Miss
Violet AthertOn carried away cut
glass and silver bottle as a trophy.
There are about twenty OF the young
people going on a riding party today
over the PAIL
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rudolf Slattery entertained at
dinner In honor Of Mr.. de Knight and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Watson. And
on Tuesday night Mr.. de Knight gave
a dinner at the Alexander Young for
the Slatterys and Watsons.
4 4 4
ship Alloy" which was presented
on Thursday evening at the Opera
House, proved an instant success. The
catchy music. pretty women and solo,
gave satisfaction from the first act
until the last The choruses were es-
pecially well drilled. and Mr.. j. Hast
ings Rowland did remarkably well
and got the sympathy OF the audience
from the beginning. Mrs. $. Noar,
Mrs. +. j. Hare. Misses Edith Beswtck
and Mowbrey were very good and Mr..
William Welch was also favorite.
Too seldom do we have n chance to see
our local talent and they can always
Dc assured Of full house. Tonight
there will be a large turnout and great
enthusiasm, whether the Myrtles win
or not, for they are true sports. The
cast, etc. is as follows
Commodore Columbus Cook (com.
manding U. S. s. Cuckoo ....
................ Mr.. J. II. Rowland
Colonel Mapleson Mulberri tmana.
ger of the Oriolc Opera Coz go.
.............. Mr.. VIM. l.. Welsh
Lieut.. Lollypop executive officer of
the CuCkoo) -. Mr.. Philip G. Hall
Barnacle Dun master at arms)....
................. Mr.. w. l.. Kerr
Simpson Christy lmaster Of proper.
ticS) ............. Mr.. &. Schwartz
Ensign Toddle "a Sweet Young
Thing from AunaDolis) "
........ Mr.. Clarence Waterman
Mile. Aburni Ernani Tan American
prima donaD ........Mr. +. J, Hare
Mile. Georgia Carolini from the
Grand Opera House. Paris OKyD..
............. Miss Il. +. Mowbray
Nine. Lulu I.alla In disappointed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Horne. who accompanied his mother
from the Coast in the Korea. She u
a charming girl and while visiting
here with her father several years ago
met Mr. Angus.
The hops at the Seaside Hotel this
week have brought out a good set.
Among others were seen Dr. and Mrs.
BrinkerhUf. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane. Mrs. Fairchild. Misses Lady.
Helen and Alice Macfarlane. Mrs. Fred
Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs James VIII
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson. Miss
Freeman. Mr.. George Bliss. Dr. and
Mrs. High. Mr.. and Mrs. Doughcrty
and the army and navy folk. The floor
is good in the ballroom, and the sea
brcezcs delightful
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Danford have a
son. born September 9TH. at Waipahu.
4 4
The first decoration ever conferred
upon a RebokGh was given Sister Ida
Turner. Past Grand Of Pacific Re
bekah Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Ward are ox-
pcytCd In Honolulu on the Mongolia.
Mr.. Ward Is vice president and general
manager of the Commercial Pacific
Gable Company. and while here mir.
and Mrs. Gaines will see to the enter.
tlinment of the distinguished couple.
,lt wIG intended that the RostOrer 60
out to meet them and take them of the
ship, but these plans may be inter
icrcd with on account OF the Man
churia troubles MIR. Ward has been
, decorated many times and knows near
| ly all the distinguished people the
world over. Mrs. ward. a handsome
and delightful woman, will receive
great attention socially.
Sunday as usual saw many gay din
ncrs 1t the MUana hotel. judge and
| Mrs Slack Oi san Francisco. VINO arc
I enjoying their stay at the MUaua. were
among the guests at little dinners. and
they have been entertaining extensive
! ly. MIR. James Clarke OF Fiji Is again
at the MOdna after two weeks on the
other islands. MIR. Clarke returns 10
his home Ia the Maheno.
X
NJ. Holmes. OF the stlfl Of the Mo.
| ana hotel. has been quite III FOR "a wcCl,
past The guests are all sorry he H.
| leaving 50 soon.
! The Bridge club met with Mrs. Clili-
ton Ballcntyng on Friday last and the
/ prize was won by Mrs. Rudolf Stat.
tcrg.
| Mrs. ]. d. Harrics and two children
leave on the Mongolia for the Coast.
They will join Mr.. Harries In MOSCOW
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger are at old Wal
kiki pending the building Of their new
house on MaRiki street.
Thursday Oth instJ cX-GOv. Clcb-
horn entertained at Ainahou Tor Mrs
Van NliCt. Mrs. G.. Fuller. Mrs. Russell
wife OF Major Russell, Mrs, Blanchard
and Miss Blanchord. These teas ar,
always popular. for MIR. Clcghorn Is {
perfect host
The lilo Tribune Of Tuesday says
Mrs. Chas. 4. Stubic gave an "a
home" last Wednesday afternoon, Sep
,cmUcr .. In honor Of Mrs. Cts T.. Eng
lish ,ncc ShinmanD. The hostess Wa.
ably assisted In receiving the guest,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mrs. Parker. wife OF Captain Parker.
yr Nrodcnburgh had Col. W. T.. Fish
or nj dinner on the same evening and
incidentally to inlyli on matters dog
gy.' Another agreeable addition to
the Muana Is Major May. who IL quite
charmed with Honolulu and the MOana
In particular. lie cntcrtains friends
at dinner nearly every night and also
much enjoys giving childrCn's parties
and ; O'Clock teas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
SULLIVAN cILVAINFIGHT

Bulletins Of the fight by rounds Will
be received at the Columbia Saloon
Saturday night
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

by Mrs. VIM. II. Shipman. the mother
Of the bride, and Mrs. Chritian Cas-
tendyck. Mrs. Frederick W. ThrUm
and Mrs. Jarrett r. Lewis. assisted By
the Misses Shipman and Miss Ruth
Guard. were in charge of the refresh.
ments. A very large number OF ladies
were present and the reception was .
most pleasant and brilliant socia.
event.
\ charming supper and card party
was given by Miss Constance Restar-
lex Monday week (3rd nstJ in honor
of Miss Edmunds. The table was pref
lilly decorated and among the guests
were Misses Linda and Elsa Srhaofcr
Justine McClanahan Virginia MacKin-
noy. King t2D. Madgc McCandicss
Alice Hedemann. Rennie Cation.
Mcssrs. Kim Kennedy, CurzUn Vs.
borne. Edmund Hedemann. Hail,
George Isenberg. Allison Jordan. Hur-
old GifTard and Gustav SChacier.
4 4
on Wednesday afternoon 18th insiJ
cX-GOy. Clcghorn gave a pretty tea
at his beach bungalow in honor OF
Misses Linda Schacfer and Miss Viz
ginia MacKinney. Among those pres
cnt were Misses Elsa Schaefcr. MadEc
McCandlcsg. Alice HCdemann, Con.
stance RcstaricK, Edmunds. Mary Mac
farlanc. MOnsarrat 90. Margery and
Dorothy Freeth, Soper and Mrs.
Schaefer.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott have
taken the bungalow formerly occupied
by DR.. and Mrs. William l.. Taylor on
KaplOlani street, for month. Mrs
\. Judd expects TO occupy her house,
vacated by the Scots. on the arrival OF
ncr husband.
Mrs. George Rodick and Miss Title
Neumann returned ON the Alameda.
They have been greatly missed ana
their friends cordially welcomed them.
Mrs. Richardson entertained at cards
Tor Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky on Thurs
day afternoon 10th instD most agree
ably.
The tea given by Miss Dorothy Hart
well for Miss Linda SChacfCr on the
9th instant was much enjoyed. The
iIartwe!l mansion Is an ideal place for
entertaining during these hot days, for
! IL Is cool, spacious and comfortable
Among the guests were Mrs. Erdman
jnec Marion Dillingham;. Misses Elsa
Schacfcr, Linda Schacfcr. Virginia
mckinney. Alice HcdCmann, Ed
mund5 and many others.
The bridge club met with Mrg.
Jack" Halves last week Friday
and Mrs. Rudolf Slattery carried on
the first honors Among those pres
cnt were Mrs Clinton Ballonlync. Mrs.
| c. w. G. Decring Mrs. G., llcdcmann,
Mrs. George Macfnrlane. Mrs. Edward
Watson. Miss Anna Paris. Miss jessie
Foreman, Miss Jessie Kaufman ana
Mrs. Alexander Scott.
4
Sunday week at the Moann saw
It's usual complement of little dinncra
good music and excellent menu. Mr.
George Bliss entertained for DR.. ant
Mrs. Harvey Murray. Mrs. Murray
looking ms beautiful MS ever after hCi
severe illncSs-Mr. and Mrs. e. W
Case Dccring had n pretty little dinner
party at their usual corner table. and
there were many others On Monday
evening pretty dinner was given by
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

"The Rectory" last evening was the
scene Of a large and most agreeable
bridge party, the Rev. Mr.. Osborne and
Mrs. osborne entertaining in honor III
their guests. the Misses King, from
Victoria, whose departure next We'd
nesday is so much regretted The
Rectory" was artistically decorated
with Mexican creeper and ferns and
Mrs. Usburne received her guests in
the drawing-room, assisted by Miss
Lyde and Adelaide King, Mr. Curzon
osborne greeted the guests at the door.
The prizes, fragrant leis, were won by
Mrs, Bottomley, Miss Adelaide King,
Messrs. Waldron and Derby. a de-
liciOus supper was served after the
game. Among those present were
Governor and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. Francis
Swan2y, Mrs. f. II. Humphris, Mr., and
Mrs. Bottomnsy, Mr.. and Mrs, Lewton-
Brain, Miss 0neara, Mr.. and Mrs
Rabbit, the Misses Soper, Miss Madge
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Blank books of all sorts, ledgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
ltshinp Tnmpanv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

The Mcssrs Mines. who returned to
Los Angeles on the Siberia, gave a
farewell dinner to fellow ManchUrians
at the MOana The color scheme
WAS pink and the shades Of the
silver candclabra matched the tone OF
the decorations. The singing boys
were especially enjoyed and We're a
huge success. their selections being
much onCorcd After o'clock the en-
tire party went TO native mau, re-
turning about II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
Developing
Films

Not everyone VINO pretcnds to do dc.
velopin1 Ghould be intrusted with
films that represent hard work In the
infinite palma to have good pictures
and you certainly want good results.
At least. you want what you have tax.
en- to be properly developed. Then
how can you expect to get careful and
intelligent work unless the films are
taken to SpeeiaiiSts.
We employ several expert film and
plate developers and have recently
added 10 the number SO as to handle
our orders promptly.
You can depend on our work to be
the best
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Col. George Macfarlane arrived in
town this week from san Francisco.
Col. Macfarl0ne has always been pub
lie spirited, but the cool and comfort
able seats which he caused to be erect
ed just outside his gates, under the
shadow of a large tree, is in itself
enough to make him very popular with
all classes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Lewis have re
turned from Tantalus, where they o,,
cupied one Of the Isenberg bungalow
tor few weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

The card party andi supper given by
Miss Constance Restarick In honor OF
Miss Edwards, last week was a very
pretty affair Among the guests were
Misses Linda and Elsa Schaefer, Jus
tine McClanahan- Virginia MacKin-
ney. King (2), Madse McCandlcss, Alice
Hedcmann, Rcnnic Cation. Messrs
Jim Kennedy, Curzon osborne, Ed
nund Hcdemann, Hall. George Isen-
berg, Allison Jordan, Harold Ginard
and Gustav SGhacfcr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth
King, of Victoria, and Mr.. james
Cockburn Is announced. Miss King
and her sister, Miss Adelaide King
have been guests OF the usbornes al
The Rcctory' for several months and
they have both been much admired
The Misses King sail for Victoria next
week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Major BlCwctt of the British Army
is thoroughly enjoying his stay
a the Moana. The Major Is unusual.
ly tail. handsome and much travelled.
His iayoritc pastimc Is trout fishing,
at which he Is an adept. For years
he has been fayorlte of Lord Kitch.
Cnor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Governor and Mrs. George Carter
are at Judd street after a pleasant va
cation at the beach. They purchased
Mrs. Wards property and will erect
9 new house, which will make valu.
able addition to that part of the ocean
front.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mr., and Mrs, Herman Focke and
Mrs Paul Noumann are expected IN
November.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mrs. George Rodick and Miss Title
Neumann returned ON the Alameda.
They have been greatly missed ana
their friends cordially welcomed them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

1t Is rumored that Mr., Bcarmann
who was guest at the Moana hotel for
few days, was one OF the German
Grand Dukes. Whether this was 50
or not, he was certainly one OF the
most cultivated men Honolulu has
seen for many long day-and that in
Itself Is quite distinction enough.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mrs. II. Alexander Iscnbcrg will sail
from Yokohama October Ind for Ilo-
nolulu. Mrs. lsenberg. Miss Duiscn-
berg and the two lsenberg children
have been summering in Japan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mrs. Richardson entertained at cards
for Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky on Thurs
day afternoon 10Th instD most agree
ably.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Dr. Clifford High has purchased a
valuable piece OF property near the
Hoffman place ON Liliha street. The
noarness of the Country Club will
prove great attraction to many in
that part of the town. The Highs will
erect an artistic bungalow Of stone and
wood.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Rev John osborne and Mrs. osborn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mrs. Mary Gum, who has been in
Europe for several months with Miss
Margaret Walker, returned to Homo
lulu last week. Upon returning to
America she visited the Humans at
Port Huron. Mich, as well as her
daughter, Edna Gum, in Boston. Mrs.
Gum is looking quite like her charm.
ing self, her health being much inn
proved. She Is spending few days
with the Clifford Kimballs. who are al
Mrs. Hays cottage near the Pail for
few months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott hav
taken the bungalow formerly OccupicD
by Or. and Mrs. William l.. Taylor ct
KaplOlani street, for a month. Mis-
\. Judd expects to occupy her house
vacated by the Scots. on the arrival o
ner husband.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Miss Marion Sterling of Oaklandta
prominent belle among the younger
set, ana Mr.. "'roots" Cunha were mar
lied at st. Francis dc Sales church on
August 18th. II was strictly private
wedding, only the Immediate family
being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunha
will make their home in California
rs the groom is engaged in business
there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. Fockc and Mrs. Paul
Ncumann are expected to arrive In
Honolulu In November.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

The lilo Tribune Of Tuesday says.
Mrs. Chas. 4. Stubic gave an lat
home" last Wednesday afternoon, Sep
,cmucr ., In honor Of Mrs. Cts T.. Eng.
lish ncc Shipmam. The hostess wa.
ably assisted In receiving the guests