Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-06

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atmosphere to the surroundings. After
dinner music and games made the even
ing pass merrily.
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Mr. George Denison of the Oahu rail.
road was host Of delightful outing to
Haleiwa and return on Thursday in
honor OF Mr.. r. Marpole, general sup.
erintendent of the Canadian Pacific
railroad. Mr.. Denison's special car
was attached to an engine for the trip.
Eva plantation was, of course, of great
interest to the guests and a delicious
luncheon was served at the charming
little hotel under Mr.. Bidgood's able
direction. Among the guests were Mrs.
Denison, Mrs. Marpole. MIR. and Mrs.
Alexander Young and Mr.. Fred Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Focke and
family expect to make a trip to Ger.
many in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers have Sc
cured large and desirable lot in the
Manoa valley, near the Swanzy resi-.
dence. They expect to build very
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaines gave a dinner
on Thursday evening in honor of DR..
and Mrs. F. II. Humphris. The Gaines
expect to move to College Hills the first
of February.
The Carter mansion on Judd street,
was the scene Of a large and elaborate
lunch on Thursday In honor of Mrs.
Goodrich, the wife of Admiral Good.
rich. Mrs. George Carter always en-.
tertains delightfully."- and on Thursday
the two tables, with their decorations
of roses and ropes OF violets, presented
q charming appearance. Among the
guests, besides the guest of honor,
were Mrs James b. Castle, Mrs. Henry
Lyon, Mrs. Albert Niblack, Mrs. Ray.
mond de B. layard, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott,
Mrs, Van Vlliet, Mrs. George Davies,
Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, Mrs. Walbridge,
Mrs. Give Davies, Mrs. Francis NJ.
Swanzy, Mrs Gait, Mrs. Charles Coop.
er, Mrs. Ranney Scott, Miss Margaret
Higford, Miss Cordie Carter and Miss
Hartwell. After luncheon the guests
played bridge, which seems as popular
as ever in Honolulu, although il has
been quite superseded by game which
is considered even more fascinating
than the omnipresent bridge.
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Mrs de Witt, OF Erie, Pa. Is expect.
ed on the 31st. She will Visit her faith
er, Mr.. John II. Bliss, who lives at the
Moana hotel.
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DIR. Edward Armitage gave stag
dinner and box party at the Orpheum
on Friday night. Among the guests
were Messrs. George Davies. II. billing.
ham and DR.. F. II. Humphris.
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The High Commissioners and party
had quite a strenuous day on Friday
The moment they reached the pier they
were met by a delegation Of Chinese
the secretary OF the Chinese
legation, by members of the n. G.. H.,
the Chinese cadet corps, as well as by
the Mu Hook Kee Bun Union. They
preceded directly to the consulate,
where a reception was held. There
were many cheers and the widest en-.
thusiasm for the foreign visitors pre-.
vailed. After being so Hospitality en-
tertained by Consul Chang Tso Fan,
he drove TO the capitol, to tn quarter,
OF Governor Carter. Among those who
assisted in the reception were Mr.. f.
a. Schaefer, Judge Sanford B. Dole,
Hon. 5, NJ. Damon, Mr.. +. j, I.owrey,
Mr.. Il. !. Spalding, Goo Kim Fui who Is |
row mandarin, Mr.. Charles NJ. Cooke, |
Mr.. G. w. Smith, Wong Kwai, Chu
Gem, Chun Ming, Chong Kwai. Wong
leong. The band played during the
visit OF the distinguished visitors. A
lunch was served them at the Chinese
consulate after which there was a dis
play of fireworks. The High Commits. |
'ioners and party asked to pay their
respects to eX.President Sanford b \
Dole, who is easily the most lmpos.
ng man in the islands. An ap-
Dointment was made for 8 o'clock and
High Commissioner II. Il. Tuan Fang
md High Commissioner II. Il. Tai |
Hing Shi and four others were delight
FULLY received by Mr.. and Mrs. Dole.
Telephones had been sent to several
friends and besides the officials of the
Federal courts, there were invited
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa, Mr..
and Mrs, Fred Macfarlane, Miss Alice