Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
For Mrs. Humphrey

turned this week fgrOm an extensive
visit ut the Coast. has had some very
agreeable entertainments given In her
homer. From the Portland OregOnian
Is the following clipping:
Mrs. Charles Frederic Humphrey,
wife OF Captain Humphrey. u. ). a"
the depot quartermaster OF the Hawai-
ian Islands. was the honor guest at a
pretty luncheon Thursday. given by
Mrs. Fred. Hiram Strong. A lavender
color scheme was carried throughout
the room. Mrs. Humphreys costume
was Il pretty one of figured net, EN-
brCldCred In lavender. Mrs. Strong's
gown was of white SILK. Those present
at the luncheon were: Mrs. Edward
Prescott Mrs. Max Hirsch. Mrs. Sam
rel Rothchild. Mrs. Frank Kerr and
Miss Robertson and Miss Belle Robert
son. Later In the afternoon reception
was given principally for Mrs. Hum
phrey's Boise friends. where she for
merry resided. At the reception were
Mrs. William Blttle Wells. Mrs. George
NJ. Strong. Mrs. l.. II. Maxwell. Mrs.
&. VI. Magruder. Mrs. George Waite,
Mrs. a. I. Kellogg, Mrs. Ralph e. Walk
er, Mrs. Carl Bader, Mrs. Ringler. Mrs.
Il. 5. pague, Mrs. George Il. Hin. Mrs.
Horace Mecklin. the Misses Agnes and
Beatrice Hin and the Misses Vida and
Mildred Nichols.
Mrs. Humphrey recently returned
from delightful visit in Washington.
d. C.. with Mr.. Humphreys father. who
Is Quartermaster General OF the Army
She Is planning 10 leave Friday even
ing for California, sailing thence Tor
her home In Honolulu.
Mrs. Max llirsch entertained yester-
day with luncheon at the Nortonia fOi
Mrs. Humphrey Similar entertain
ments are also to be given this week
In her honor by Mrs, Ralph Walker aat
Mrs. Frank kerr--Portland Oregonian
The delightful tea given by Mrs.
McClanahan at her Manoi valley bung-
allow on Tuesday was very enjoyable.
Delicious refreshments and music made
The afternoon pass almost too rapidly.
The McClanahan bungalow Is one q:
the most artistic houses IN Manoa. and
the swimming pool surrounded ,: trees
and protected overhead. with It's lied
floor and comfortable bath houses,
makns IL always a pleasure to axe a
dip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood G:e
expected 10 pass through Honolulu 10
Korea, ON account OF Mr.. liaywood's
health. His physicians here ordered
him to Arizona. He has just been APP
pointed minister to Seoul. Korea. and
had taken up his duties there. Hir
friends are sorry 10 hear Of his poor
health.
Mr.. George Bliss gave dinner at tho
Moana hotel on Tuesday evening for
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa. DR..
and Mrs. Harvey Murray, Mrs. A. q
tiawes. Jr.. Miss Jessie Foreman ana
Mr.. John II. Bliss. After dinner tn.
guests went over to the Seaside ana
watched the dances.
Mr. Matteo Sandona. so well kaown
in Honolulu. has taken a studio In
Paris, II Rue des Seine. lie has been
travelling In Denmark. Sweden, England
and France.
lGau party Is to be given today by
Mrs. J. IL. Raymond ut her residence In
Waikiki for the benefit Of the Epis-
copal Church fund.
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The hop at the Seaside on Wcdnes-
day evening In honor OF the Sherman
was gay affair, and called ont a very
large attendance.
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg, Miss Dui-
senberg and the lsenberg children eA-
Eect to sail for Honolulu ON the 2ard
from Yokohama.
Mr.. Alexander Young was q passen-
ger Ia the Alameda for san Francisco.
Ills family are at the Waikiki resi-
Gence.
Mrs Charles Langnuir. who Is q
guest at the Alexander Young Hotel.
mas been spending the week at the 'ol-
cano.
In honor OF the Misses Tuwnor, re.
Ception was given at the Alexander
house. Waikiki, last TUESDAY evening.
Miss Anna Paris, who has purchased
4 valuable piece of property at Waikiki
u staying In Manoa with Mrs. Castle
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Miss Kathleen Cartwright Is IN Flor.
ence staying with Mrs. Judd, the moth,
" Of Mrs. Swan2y.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ. Cooke have gone
to Kauai for the space Of ten days TO
visit relatives.
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A pretty card party was given on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. EcRart
a private dance Is to be given at the
liealani Boat House this evening.
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Mr., and Mrs. &, w. G. Deering are
spending Il few days at lIaleiwa.
HOW STENSLAND STOLE