Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-31

Tantalus. that delightful spot for pic
mics and weekend parties. is as poo
ular as ever. Today, the Alexander
SCOTS are going for six weeks out
ing at the Alexander Isenberg's place.
and on Sunday last DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Cooper gave one OF their ell
joyable picnic lunches at their bung-
allow. Among those entertained were
DR.. and Mrs. +. II. Humphris, Mrs.
Schultz, Mrs. van Buskirk, a guest at
the Moana. Walter Dillingham;, and
Dr. Vile, who is much liked, not only
on account OF his own agreeable per- !
sonality. but because he is such
friend OF Hawaii Admiral and Mrs.
Lyon expect 10 spend a week or two
before very long on Tantalus Heights,
and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg and Mrs.
Duisenberg may spend few days at
the smaller Isenberg bungalow. Where
can one find purer air or more beautio
full views than on Tantalus2 Mr.. Alex
ander Scott has already painted many ,
fine canvasses from that delectable
mountain, and he will probably give !
us many more in the near future which .
will be exhibited In the Promotion
Committee room.
The English papers tell me that Cap !
tain Wyndham. who was here months
ago with the Amphitrite. will accom-
pany Prince Arthur OF Connaught 10
japan. Lord Redesdale and General
Kelly-Kenny will also be Of the party.
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The Prince and Princess Kawanana-
koa, who always entertain SO enjoy
ably. gave dinner on Saturday even
ing last for Mrs. Schultz. Miss Mamie
Winston. DIR. VILE and Acting Governor
Atkinson. An effective table decora-
ton consisted OF red carnation and
maidenhair ferns.
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improvements are going on at the
Annex. and in three months time the
cafe will be in running order. and the
Annex will be a beach resort OF high
order.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Hedemann gave a
dinner on Wednesday evening in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott.
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The Promotion Committee and their
wives were entertained at dinner by
.dr. and Mrs. T. Mochitsuki and Mr..
and Mrs. Shiozawa at the japanese
Club on Monday evening. The dinner
was served In Japanese fashion and the
menu was entirely Japanese. The club
; house was brilliantly illuminated In
honor OF the event and the guests DOR
ned kimonos before entering the ban
quet hall. After the dinner the guests
were entertained by geisha girls in
fetchy kimonos, who danced and sang.
The list OF guests Is as follows:
Chairman J. A. McCandess of the
Promotion Committee Mrs McCand-
less, Mr. and Mrs. L. |. .Spalding. Nj.
and Mrs. A. Gartley, Mr.. Ind Mrs. Fred
10. Smith. Mrs. Fred l.. Waldron, Mr..
/ and Mrs. G. l.. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs
Z. NJ. Boyd. A. p. Taylor, U. S. District
Attorney Breckons. U. s. Marshal
Hendry, Collector OF Customs Stack
able, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Harrington.
Mr.. Il. c. Stackable, Judge Kingsbury,
Mr.. Worden, Mr.. George Henshall. Mr.,
A. NJ. Burns OF the Hilo Herald. MIR.
and Mrs. II. p. Wood were unable TO be
present.
The menu consisted of the following
dishes:
japanese Dinner
Given to the Hawaii Promotion
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by 7. Mochitsuki, at the japanese
Club.
Waikiki, March 20. 1906.
summon ......,...... Soup Bouillon
Suimono ..,..,.. Soups la Japanaise
Kani-Korayah ........ Deviled Crabs
Yude-S okana .......,... Fish Boiled
Niwatori- Mushiyaki ..,...I.,.....
..,... Chicken a la Hawaii Shinpo"
: Teriyaki ..... Brolled Fish with Soy
Iri-Tori Chicken fried with Mushrooms
Kuchltori. Sweet Eishballs
Gohan-ocha ..........,,,.. Rice, tea
: Ko-no-mono ,.,,.. Picked vegetables
: Sake, Cocktails. Whisky, Wine, Beer,
Mr.. c. A. p. Newcomb. the architect,
after a successful business in Man
chester, N. H.. has gone to Buffalo TO
view the erection OF two large houses
planned by him.
! Mrs. Harry Taylor, who sailed for
! her home In Chicago on the Alameda,
gave an elaborate dinner at the Moana
hotel on Tuesday evening. Pink car
, nations and maidenhair ferns were
scattered with lavish profusion over
the cloth and large bowl OF these
flowers occupied the center OF the table
A quintet club was In attendance, ana
after the dinner the guests repaired 10
the drawing room, which was engaged
for the evening by the hostess, and an
Informal dance was INDUCED IN. Among
those present were Prince David and
Abigail. Princess Kawananakoa. DIR.
and Mrs. +. n. Humphris, Captain and
Mrs BarnesiL. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Miller
the Misses Biddle 49,, Acting Governor
Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot, MessIs
Derby. w. Roth, Peterson and Single
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Mrs. Frederic Klamp expects to sail
for the Orient next month. She will
join her sisters In Japan and probably
visit her father, In Manila.
Baron and Baroness Bakhmeteff,
who always travel with a suite at
lt.aotaa ,nunh attantinn nm tha KAraa