Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01

This week has been filled with excur-
sions to the scene of the disaster to
the Manchuria. and. over the Pail road
has been seen vehicles of all kinds. in
Guiding many horseback riders. These
beautiful moonlight nights have been
most tempting and many a tete-a-tete
drive has been enjoyed and subjects
foreign to the Manchuria possibly may
have been discussed and matters of
state were for the time being most
probably laid aside. A party Of TWEEN.
~ started out yaliantly last Monday
on horseback, taking their lunch, and
planning for a long. delightful day.
But sad to relate. the horses gave out,
In fact. fell down. poor things. and
the young people who started out so
radiantly In the morning returned to
their homes much bedraggled. their
horses nearly dead from fatigue and
with more experience than pleasure
added to their lives. However. most
of them turned up serenely ut the bath
ing party given by Ferdinand and Ed
mund Hedemann at the Hedemann
bungalow Mt Waikiki, where a dip In
the scurf. dive from the pier at Sans
Souci and canoeing formed part OF the
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present and invited ON Monday night
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man, n, , II,.-orv md musical naiuro
was ,,yon hy M and Mrs. Wcc,nJ,c.c
a, wn,riIi !, homer nr Mis- Thnmns
.,ss, y,si,i,. I'm m. ho,sn Miss
Themo. whn ,.,s tho hr,yh, ,,r,ic.
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Gnisbed manner from nickens She
10 a ner,oc, n,is,res. n, The Az, and
har ordiancs was hold sn.,,h,und from
,h., no.,,m,n. a. tho and Mrs RudoIr
S,a,,erv aonv 4, ber usunI njeasIny
s,via .,J r,,reshme,ts were nnss,S
n,,ar ,ha ,ro,,on, w,as nnIsbed Mia.
W,J,e NccanJIess Who has inst re.
,u,naJ from ho,rI,,y schnnI IN WASH.
in.,nn Ia ,n,,oh admired Anon, m.
vnes,s were C,n,nin md Mrs Andrew
En,Ier NJ md Wrs r. Ucjemnnn
M, aud Mr. cria,hs proy Al N
Scn,t Mrs Aihor,on Nrs sanford n
DoIe Mrs ELLEN Weaver and dnuph-
IN, NJ. sia,,.ry Mr. urnnL vic of
Tho nav navm,s,er Miss Graves Mas
Herner and Mr. Wells Peterson.
Tho cbovJ.r smoker which tho
EopIes ynye nm weJnesday evening
u,s a ne, an,,y,,Io ,U,ir Thcrc
were over n hundred prcscnt and the
namh.rs wore n,r,icuinrIv enihusins-
lie IN tb.,r groe,Inys pas, president
Norris Ros.nhery nr,sideJ assisted nv
y ucKcavue Worthy President Fred
koch ~ A Simnson 9 n Gp vii
liam Mccoy nnL Robcrt Ross The
foIjowIny nroprnm was very much on
ioveJ nj, ibe memhora calling forth
much annlouse. piano solo MIR stew.
art. instrumental selections, Messrs,
HOSpu and Crime. recitation. MIR. Cunl
mers. nIano solo Mr. Rurns, song Mr.
Adams. xylophone soIo. Mr. Crime.
musical selections. Mr.. Mcdonald: nd.
dress, Charley Hartwell OF Alaska;
violin solo, Herr Rosen; song. Mr.. Jen.
sen. elan Troubles AR Toomey. roc.
itation. Little Nell" Robert Ross;
piano solo, Edmund Norrie.
The chowder was served about liza
and until then cards were played.
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Last Saturday evening Miss Justin.
McClanahan gave an old-fashioned
candy null and New England supper
al the pretty bungalow of her parent.
I'm Manoa valley. Many of the guests
came In old-fashloned costumes anl
gave the true old-time touch to tn,
affair, which was carried out by Mrs
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