Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
Mahogany Picnic

Mahogany Picnic
Hilo, July 1S.-It was happy picnic
party that responded to the invitation
of Mrs. W. H. Shipman, on Monday
morning to spend day in Mahogany
Forest. No more ideal spot could be
reelected in Hawaii than where the nat
ural green carpet is studded with clus-
tiers of tree ferns and shaded by the
koa monarchs OF the forest. And mol
more ideal hostesses could be found
that Mrs. Shipman and her daughters,
Miss Clara, Miss Carrie, Miss Florence
and Miss Margaret.
Walking and romping in the woods
soon gave an appetite to all, and morea
than ample justice was done to the
feast that was spread upon prettily
decorated car that served as a table.
Every delicacy that the Island of Ha
wall can produce was there in abund- /
ance, from pig TO peaches, from kullui
to cocoanut cake, and with suitable
beverages agreeable to each taste.
The picnic was given in honor or
Mrs j. A. Scott who was visiting Mrs. !
Shipman. The other guests were: Mrs.
Carrie Robinson, Mr.. Alvah Scott, Miss
Margaret Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Terry, Miss May Belle Shields, Miss
Fakenberg, Miss J. Lawrence, Miss f.
A. Ambrose, Miss Alice Hastings, Mr..
X. Verne Mitchell, Mr. Irwin Scott, Mr.. |
Herbert Shipman, Mr. D. Lycurgus,
and last, but by no means least, Mr..
Cowboy Jim, the hero of the day, who
has lassoed and caught four goats at
one throw OF the lariat.
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Quiet Hilo Wedding
On Friday evening last Mr.. A. A.
Hapai, stenographer in the Hawaii |
County Attorneys Office, was quietly
married to Miss Hattie Purdy, of Ho-
nokaa, niece of Road Supervisor
Purdy. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. X. Higuchi, at his residence,
Mrs. Higuchi and Mrs. d. A. Namohala
being the witnesses The young hus-
band surprised his folks at home, on
Saturday evening, by walking into the
house and introducing his wife, They
received the parental blessing and pro
ceeded to continue the enjoyment of
their honeymoon
those VINO registered at the Vol
vano House since July 8th were: w.
p. McDougall. H. Wears, O. T. Board
man Arch Dods. Curtis Shields, May
Belle Shields, Miss Agnes II. b. Judd,
w. s. Terry, Dr.. and Mrs j Kittrige,
Carlota A. Meyer Consuelo Falken-
berg, Julia ID. Lawrence, Miss NJ "A.
Ambrose, Mrs. James, Mrs C. c.
James, Sarah NJ Ward, Mrs. P. NJ.
Yardley, Alice Hastings, Mrs. Alice NJ.
Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Richard
son, r. e. Balding, Frank A. Rich
mond, G. H. Pierce, A. A. Wilson, Mrs ;
e. Naona, Miss Eva Scholtz, Miss Car
olyn Scholtz, Miss Sarah Lyman, Miss
Henrietta M. Scholtz, Margaret Hea-
lani Williams, w. Z. Mckenzie, A. K
d. Lyman, Samuel Kauhane, r. w.
FILLER Loo Joe, w. H. Rhodes and son,
X. w. Breckons and daughter, Miss
NJ ]. TIGER and Miss Dora Walters.
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The transport dance at the Seaside
hotel on Saturday evening last was
one OF the largest army crowds ever
seen. Heretofore it has been conceded {
that when one hotel got the regiment '
al band all the other hotels might as
well cut their dances out. Owing to
the non-delivery of Manager Church v
mail the band went elsewhere and the J
fact that he had the larger crowd of !
the two proves more than anything '
else that ever happened the popular. q
ity OF the Seaside. This hotel is well
known among all the Army and Naval
circles, and even in the Orient one can 1
hear the praises sung of Manager l
Church.
Mrs. Marston Campbell left by the 3
Hionian for two months vacation in t
Oakland ,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Brown have re-
turned to their College Hills home.
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Another dinner given at the same v
hostelry was that of Mr.. and Mrs Viii
liam Lishman, who entertained for
Mrs Lishman, Mrs. Mace, Mrs. Creigh- S
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. t
George Ross, Miss Maggie Lishman,
Mrs. More, Miss Ross and Mr.. Donald
Ross.
A dinner which attracted much at
teHllOH dL lHe seaside was the one OF
Miss DCherty, in honor of Miss Lillian f
Murray The table wish its wealth of Ii
heGonia was much admired. The
guests included Misses Bager, McCar-
Thy, Kimone, McGregor, Sullivan, Dill a
Ion, Carter, Ella Murray, Owens and s
Parker u
Among those who are at the Seaside
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pillings of Tus- Il
cen, Arizona, Col. S. NJ johnson and
Mrs. Johnson, who have taken a cot
tase for an indefinite period and Mr.. p
James W. Donald, OF Eleele, Kauai. a
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The moonlight dance at the Seaside s.
on Thursday evening was a great SUE
cess. Even the rain could not keep
away the usual Seaside crowd. Tho il
Royal Hawaiian Band fairly outdid W
themselves, giving the best concert
Honolulu has had for long time.
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Mrs Moses exhibition of eXQuistely
painted China attracted many to tho
rooms of the Art League on Tuesday IL
A tea was served at which Mrs. Walter
Combe, Mrs. Graham and Mrs. D.
CREIGHTON assisted the hostess in dis N