Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

knew her declared her charming. Mr..
Crewe- Read WIS u magnificent cricket
player and will be very much missed
by the local team.
Mrs. Harry Lewis and Donald, her
son, returned from Australia last week
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis are domiciled
ut the Kunst place at Waikiki.
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Mr.. r. A. Hays is taking a business
trip TO the Coast this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Brown of the
Y. W. and Y. NJ. {. A. have given up
the work which they have so faith
fully attended TO for several years and
have gone into small farming at Wa
hlawa. Mrs. Browns health has. been
bad for several months and that is one
of the reasons of the change. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Brown will be greatly missed
and great success Is wished for them
BY all their friends.
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FlNhNH NluHS mt Win lIlf.
Ranney Scott on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Patton were the
host and hostess of a delightful dinner
at the Moana hotel TN Friday evening.
The table was artistically decOAed
with large centerpiece OF red carna-
lions and maiden-hair ferns. Present
were Captain and Mrs. Niblack. Mr.
and Mrs Raymond ID. b. Layard. Mr..
and Mrs. Gerritt p. Wilder Miss Mar
garet Higiord, MR. Jameson, Mr..
Walter Dillingham; and DR. Yost.
The officers Of the cable ship Restor-
or have cards out for a dance on Sat
lrday evening, March 10th. in honor
Of Mrs. Combe, wife OF the popular
Captain Basil Combe.
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Wednesday evening was a gala night
1t the Moana hotel. The dining room
looked like garden for each table
was bed of flowers. Nearly every |
guest in the hotel was entertaining and
he charming toilettes Of the fair guests
together with the flowers, gave the APP
pearance of fete. The Olmstead1 |
we're entertaining In honor Of Rear Ad- |
niral and Mrs. Lyon. who are deluged |
with more invitations than they can
accept. The c. w. G. Deerings had |
Paymaster and Mrs. Hagner and Mrs.
Ray at their table. The Humphris,
he Grinbaums, Mr.. John II. Bliss. and |
many others were giving small dinner
parties. Mrs. Arthur b. Dodge and
Miss Barnes OF New York City who
iepart next week Friday for the Coast |
we're also being entertained at dinner.
Mrs. Dodge has been very much ad-
nlred; with her blue eyes and white
lair and smart dressing che repre-
'ents the typical New York society
woman. Miss Barnes also has been
'ery popular The Moana hotel is al
ways a favorite resort for strangers.
One Of the most attractive lunches!
II the week was given by Miss Walker
t her home on Nuuanu avenue on Sat
Irday last in honor of Miss Genevieve
Xix of San Francisco The table was
decorated with American
Beauty roses and tiny fans of La
france roses were given as souvenirs.
Hiss RiX, the guest of honor, is very
,retty girl and makes an attractive adj
lition to the younger society set. She
S at present guest at the Hawaiian
lotel. Among those present at the
luncheon were Mrs. Gerrit Wilder,
drs. Richard lyers, Mrs, Percy Ben
on, Mrs, John S. Walker, Mrs. Tay-
or OF Chicago, Mrs. Schultz of New
FORK, Misses Marion Scott, Lucille
)unham and Helen Kitchen.
Mrs. Armin Haneberg gave a bridge
nd pedro party at her pretty apart
nents at the Hawaiian hotel on Mon
ay afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Amweg
Il San Francisco. Delicious refresh
nents were served and general good
line enjoyed, Mrs, Amweg sailed for
Ian Francisco on Friday.
Miss Neumann Of Nuuanu avenue
ave a poi luncheon in honor of MISS !
lucille Durham on Tuesday. The
able was artistiCally arranged with
ed carnations and ferns and all the
pertaining TO poi luncheon
'ei served in most delicate manner.
iamboo place cards made dainty ,
ouch. Among those present besides :
he guest of honor, Miss Durham, were
irs. Rodiek, and the Misses CordIe