Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
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I are at 1.-THE Rectory." They have
been spending few weeks at their
artistic bungalow at THE Cliffs"
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The c. W. c. behring's have hnal!y
decided to part with three of their
thoroughbred Japanese puppies. They
are perfect specimens and look like
snowballs. and brighter or more active
| little creatures would be hard to find.
Very few realize the value of these toy
dogs. so Mr.. Deering has put the price
down to seventy-fve dollars. which ia
half the usual figure in other countries
"uki" and "Toyo," the father and
mother. are prize dogs and are wei,
known not only by Mr.. and Mrs. Deer
ing's friends, but by dog fanciers az
being unusually fine specimens.
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Miss Mamie Winston Is expected to
arrive in Honolulu in few weeks She
has been spending some time at the
Winston country place In Virginia.
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The dinner which MIR. James Cock
burn gave on Wednesday evening 8
nonor of his iancee, Miss King. at the
bungalow where the Scotch boys are
domiciled. was a most delightful az
fair. The table was set for eleven, ana
red carnations and maidenhar ferns
made pretty effect. The guests were
| DR.. and Mrs. +. II. Humphris Miss
May DOMAIN. Miss Adelaide King.
Messrs. David Anderson. Jameson.
Watson, MacKinnon, Curzon osborne,
who Is engaged to Miss Adelaide King.
and the guest Of honor, Miss Elizabeth
King.
| Among the most interesting guests
at the Moana hotel is Major Blcueit.
OF the British Army. He is tall. hand
some and much travelled. and he is
on intimate friend OF Lord Kitchener.
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| MIR. and Mrs. Raymond de g. Lay
ard and family have returned from
Haleiwa. where they have been spend
ing most agreeable four weeks. They
speak In the highest terms of the man
agelnent Mrs. Layard will begin to
receive In October on her usual Thurs
days.
Secretary of the Territory Jack At
ElnsOn sailed on the China this week
Tor the Coast on two months leave
of absence. lie held regular recep-
tion on the wharf and he was lavishly
bcdecked with leis. lie looked smiling
and happy ut the prospect OF vaca-
ton.
Miss Marion Sterling of Oaklandta
prominent belle among the younger
set, and Mr.. "l'oots" Cunha were mar
lied at st. Francis de Sales church on
August 25th. 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.
Mr.. George b. Mcclellan was pas
songer for the Mainland in the Ala
media.
| y pretty luncheon was given on
Wednesday for Miss Waterman. Il Sis
ter of Mr.. Emil Waterman, by Mrs.
Helen NoOnan. The table was bCuu-
tifully decorated with pink carnations
and maidcnhair ferns, and the fayCrs
were pink flower fans. Those present
were Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. Kle-
3 balm, Mrs. Edward Tenncy. Misses
: Cordclia Walker lrmgard and Elsa
, Schaefer.
! I Mrs. II. Alexander Iscnbcrg will sail
!. from Yokohama October Ind for Ito.
. nolulu. Mrs. lsenberg. Miss Duiscn-
= berg and the two lsenbcrg children
= have been summering in Japan.
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pretty little card party was given
by Mrs. Schwartz on Friday afternoon
The first prize, u large bottle of scent
/. was won by Mrs. James Doughcrty, and
: Miss Mabel won the the consolation
prize. Among the guests were Mrs
Waterman, Mrs. High, Miss Marx, Miss
Waterman, Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs.
! George Maciarlane,
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\ 1t Is rumored that Mr.. Bcarmann
who was guest at the MOana hotel for
u 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.
Col. George Macfarlane arrived in
town this week from san Francisco
! Col. Macfarl1ne 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 large tree, Is In itsell
enough to make him very popular with
! all classes.
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"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 Wed,
r nesday is so much regretted. THE
: Rectory" was artistically decorate
with Mexican creeper and ferns, and
Mrs, Usburne received her guests in
the drawing-room assisted by Miss
Iydo and Adelaide King Mr. CurZon