Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-03

and X. f. Young.
And the menu was as follows:
Dry Martini Cocktail
Toke Points on Half Shell
Canape Caviar White House
Sailed Almonds Mixed Olives
Essence of Chicken, Franklin
Fillet of Kumu la Trouville
Sliced Cucumbers Duchesse Potatoes
Dry Sauterne
Calls Sweetbread Patties de Luynes
| French Peas
| Larded Tenderloin of Beef a la
| Chanzy
| Tosca Punch
Stuffed Island SQUAD, Stanislas
Asparagus la Rachel
Potato Croquette
Champagne Pommery Greno
Salad la Dame Blanche
Bombe di Flora di Latte
Ice Cream a la Bellina
Assorted Glace Cakes
.
Turkish Demi Tasse
Creme de Menthe
Longworths on the Coast
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth
are spending the weekend out of
town. Their too brief stay here,
coupled with the thought of their APP
preaching departure for Honolulu on
the liner Siberia on Thursday next,
makes their hurried departure sell
fishly regretted by their friends here,
who, having had a glimpse of them,
are more than anxious to get them
back again. But Mrs. Longworth
was not to be deferred from going TO
see favorite aunt, Mrs. Charles
Hammond, her mothers sister, and
although she realized her time here
before sailing would be short, she
made previous plans to take the trip
to Lakeport if nothing else were ac-
complished.
One of the most beautiful traits in
her sweet and well-rounded charac-
ter is a deep-seated loyalty and af-
lection that bind her very dearly to
the few to whom she gives her clos
est affection, and are felt and appre-
ciated by even those who know her
slightly.
Mrs. Hammond, although she pre-
fers to live so quietly that many of
Mrs. Longworth's friends had never
known of the ties of kinship between
them is herself remarkably charm
ing, interesting woman. 4
The Longworths left yesterday
morning in Dalzell Browns big red
touring car, Mr.. Brown driving, and
before 3 O'Clock were speeding
through Santa Rosa A second red
touring car chauffeur at the steer
ing wheel, followed, carrying Mrs
Longworth's maid and the luggage of
the Presidents daughter and her hus-
band
Late yesterday afternoon, barring
possible delays, they were to have
reached their destination, superb
country home, ideally situated on the
shore of beautiful lake.
Mrs Longworth, like her husband,
is devoted to the pleasures of motor
ing. They will probably return here
on Monday or Tuesday at least From
then until Thursday as much gayety
as can be accomplished in that short
space of time will fill every moment. |
Miss Barrymore, whom Mrs. Long
worth treats like a sister, will per-
haps see most of the society of the |
Congressman charming young wife,
but some time is to be spent
with Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Mrs. Wal
ter Martin, Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels,
the r. P. Schwerins and others, who |
are looking forward to claiming each |
some small share of the popular Wis
itor's moments before sailing.
About a month will be spent in the /
Hawaiian Islands Although by |
present plan, Congressman and Mrs.
Longworth will return to this Coast |
at the end of that period and go di-
rect to Cincinnati, it is possible, they /
say, that further consideration may
turn them toward the Orient, so rich
to them in happy memories Chron-
icle.