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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
COhTEMPLATES BUYING
THE UNION IRON WORKS

Recognizing -hs reed % greater cor-
veaiszceS to- docking and repairing
bat.le<hips OF the Pacific CosSt, the
Navy Department Is seriously corssd-
@izs the s6visabilry ot purchasing
Ihe Union Iro1 Wo-ks Of San Fran
cisco snd using them n coa!unc-tal
NTH the Ezvy yard 81 Mare Islsnd-
Rear A6n1raLs CappS and Cowies viii
S-z-E Sool On ulp ID the PSciEe
CuGS-- in the course OF which they will
make thorough examination Of the
C1sol Iron Wo-ss facilities for build
ing and repairing usl-ot-vsr. Rear
ADMIRAL Czpps * the chief naval con-
structo- Of the United States. and Rear
Admiral CoElss Is CHIEF Of the equip
Dsar o-rszG The l2vy yards 81 Mare
TSEzz6 in this State alt az Bre-e-tou
On Puget Sound VII be thoroughly in
<Pectss5 and reported upon The two
distinguished oEcsrs viii be Joined
later by Rear Admiral Holiday, chief
ot the Brrsau ot Yards and Docks If
IS : fully expected. the officers report
that the rwo navy yards On this Coast
=-= --L1 E-z-=t----z 10 L-CA GL- e.
fest even temporary repairs On the feet
that VII De under Rear Admiral R D.
EvarS Command. rscolns-dzEi0ls
vii b made 10 Congress 81 its lsN
session 70 Increase the facilities o. both
-1s gEda
Tt= visiting naval chiats VII also re-
port fully u the proposed plan 70 es-
-z1ILs1 { naval station 81 San Diego.
and On rh= tiEculry in obtaining skill
ii ~u-z1 ~ the Mare Island and
B-szsrrar yzr1s- San Diego Bay i il
: Midway rolrt1n between San Fran
1zzco and ths Pzc5Ec end - the Pa
uznz Canal 50 that il would be G
highly cI1vs1f=1t location for & coaI-
-zE station and naval rendezvous San
Di=s1 possesses Z good anchorage and
railroad ccc-=etto1S- 81 that claI sup
pies can easily be accumulated there
he hzr1o-- 100. fr7n its natural posi-
t5C-- Czz De fortified 81 as ID be al
.Cs- HprsEzzdLs--S- = News Letter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

a promenade concert was in progress
the music being furnished by the Ha-
waiian band under the direction Of
Captain Berger.
The first guests began 70 arrive al
most promptly at S o'clock. The ar.
rivals were not rapid for a time but
presently people began coming in large
numbers and the line of guests passing
the receiving party was n continuous
one.
Though the reception proper did not
conclude quite so early rs that, dancing
began at o'clock in the makai pavfl-
ion. From that moment what had been
an animated scene became vivacieus
one Soon afterwards dancing began
IN the mauka pavilion as well and from
that time on. first in one pavilion and
then in the other. the sound of dance
music was continuous.
The floors of both pavilions had been
put in superb condition. They were
waSed to a nicely and there were many
expressions of satisfaction at their ex-
eellenee.
Above the mauka pavilion electric
lights formed a beautiful American fias
which attracted much attention and
ELECTED much praise.
Both the pavihons and the roof
garden were made beautiful with potted
plants artistieally arranged.
\ very large number of the officers
or the fleet were present, their uniforms
with the handsome gowns of many of
the ladies' together with the lights and
music combining to make a splendid
spectacle.
Refreshments were served between
the dances from tables placed on both
the Waikiki and the Eva sides of the
roof garden near the makai pavilion.
The reception was most decidedly a
successful affair and Governor Frear
and Secretary Mott-Smith are TO be
congratulated on giving this oppor-
tunity to the people of Honolulu to
meet the Admiral and the officers of
the fleet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
THE GOVERNORS
RECEPTION WAS A
BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Crrcm Sundays Advertisero

The reception given bS Governor and
Mrs, FreSr in honor of Admiral DAYTON
and the officers Of the feet at the Alex
ander Young Hotel last evening was n
brilliant affair. Notwithstanding the
numerous public and private affairs of
soclal entertainment designed more or
less directly in honor of the fleet, the
attendance was lstge and included Of
helal and non-ofieisl circles.
The evening was all that could be
ssked. A delightful breeze was blow
ing making the roof garden an ideal
spot.
The arrangements were most excel
lent. Manager Hertsehe had planned
everything for the convenience and
pleasure of those who attended. Cloak
rooms were provided on the office floor
or the hotel. From there the elevator
carried 10 the roof garden floor where
the affair took place. The receiving
pSrty were IN the mauks pavilion of
the roof garden. At the head of the
receiving party was Governor Frear.
Next to him was Admiral DAYTON, then
Ms. Frear. Captain Aaron Ward of the
Pennsylvania, Captain J. B. Milton of
the Flagship West Virginia. Mrs. Z.
A Mott-Smith, Captain c. Thomas of
the Maryland, Captain S. A. Staunton
or the Colorado, and Mr.. E. A. Mott.
Smith This arrangement of the re-
eeiving line was especially pleasing in
asmueh as the local people in the line
Who are acquainted with the residents
or Honolulu were so placed as TO make
the introduetions pleasantly as the
guests passed the receiving party.
Captain James A Thompson, Lieuten.
ant George E. Smithies, Col. Samuel
sohnson, 1t. Col. John W. Short, and
Col. ]. W. Jones, sill of the National
Guard of Hawaii, in full uniform. re-
eelved the guests as they came from
the elevator, and made the presenta-
lons The presentations were made di.
reetly TO Governor FIear by Col. Jones.
After passing the receiving line the
guests went to the roof garden where
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
CERTAIN RESULTS
Many a Honolulu Citizen Knows How
Sure They Are.

The back aches at times with dull,
indescribable feeling, making you
weary and restless; piercing pains shot
across the region Of the kidneys. and
again the loins are so lame 10 stcop Is
agony. No use to rub or apply a
plaster 10 the back In this condition.
You cannot reach the cause. Exchange
the bad back for a new and stronger
one. Follow the example Of this Homo
lulu citizen.
". J. Maxwell. Truant officer OF
Honolulu, Hawaii writes thus: 4
suffered with horrible pain In the
small Of my back (an almost invari-
able symptom Of kidney trouble) for
q number OF years I was advised to
take some Of Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills. and following the suggestion
went 10 the Hollister Drug Co.'S store.
Fort street, and got them. 1 was re-
lieved almost Immediately upon TAX
ing them, I may say. that they are the
best and In fact the only cure for
backsche. have mentioned the virtue
Of this wonderful remedy to several
persons Among them Is friend, who
found relief. and is now a firm be-
lever In Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold By all chemists and storekeepers
az 80 cents per box, six boxes $3.50. or
VII be mailed on receipt Of price by
the Hollister Drug Co. Honolulu.
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
HONOLULU HALE

Postnzster J. G. Pratt yesterday
called q Governor Frezr in relation %
his DIzu f0r pulling down Honolulu
Hale, tze Cd coral building On the
waikiki side % the poztOGce- IT order
70 rake room far q Place for the de-
livery u mails brought from steamer.
AMI railroad 70 the po@t0Ace- The
hufIdizg- though an Cd ons, e rented.
and u tar Il doZn would entail zore
loss ~ revs1u=- On TIE other hand. II
r eIzfrsed the handing of the malls
17uId he greatly facilitated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
A NEIGHBoR,s KINDNESS.

NJ. ". J. Fuller, J. P. sto-skeeper.
Renfeishan. South Australia, writes:
Il vas called to gee q nslghbor who
vas suffering from severe cramps and
who really thought ne was past hslp.
I gave him three doses of Chamber
Izin'z Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and IN q fsv hours ne had
quite recovered I frequently use this
remedy IN my oTn family and sell II
20 my customers On q positive guzran-
tee" For szle by all dealers. Ben
son Smith e. Co, Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
SCHOOL BOARD GETS
HIGH SCHOOL SITE

Governor Frear yesterday approved
the transfer OF the Masrtens property
from the Land Department 70 the
Education Department. The prop
erty vas acquired by the Territory in
the Lanai transfer. The building On
the property, long occupied as the
Chinese Consulate, was transferred
several days ago to the Regents Of
the College OF Agriculture for TEN
porazy quarters for their Institution.
The transfer approved By the Gov
ernor yesterday was Of the land itself
This Is TO be the site Of the new High
schocI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
RaEFoRD Is INTERPRETER

TIE Territorial grand juTy was IN ses-
zioz yesserizy afternooz for tine
4 Ezzber Of miz0r ezses were eoEsid-
erred ". h Crawford has been ap-
pointed ~ Chinese interpreter f0r the
grand Jury for thLs term and took the
cath AID begza Eis dzties yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
QUITsE THAT DOES NOT INFECT
THE HAD

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f7- Coliz, G1P. Izfzezzz O. any
Cztz-rtzI 61Er1e-z- E=zdzche and
FeTz-sh O. MzIzrio-z conditions
Z W Cores Signature q every box
Mz1z bv PARIS MEDICINE co.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
CONTRIBUTING CASE.

The hearing Of Kim Keon Moon and
Pa Hu 10 two Of the Koreans charged
With counterfeiting, was proceeded
With before United States commis-
sioner Hatch yesterday morning. Sew
eral witnesses were examined though
no new material facts were brought
out Further hearing vas continued
until Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

The French steamship AniraI oIry,
Captain Le cer9, sailed from the Bishop
wharf al Ais o'eIocsr yesterday after
Noon for San Frsnclsco, en route
around the world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

superintendent Of Public Instruction
Babbitt win this morning allow all
public school children 70 leave their
classes between s.15 and 1is2o O'Clock
to witness the naval parade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
MooRE LEFT OPENLY.

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this pap@r both II the bookings Of pas
zzEgs-s On Tusz.lzy ard the departures
aa Wsiz=ztizy Morning It was there
fore Al EztgrtEzzrs srrcr. ~hieh the
Advertiser regrets. Inadvertently made
II the I5eaI egl1HEz yesterday TO say
that Nr Moore went On the HIEozizz
uz1noznes3 and uHszpeete5ly,'' and
th4t his .s1zzs does Egt appear II the
passenger Eze q the EIlorIzz-
barr=I Of ztzz and oth=r gods il pro-
p1ru1a- @e sal II To The licensed deal
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
Finnigan the Millionaire

A large and fashionable audience
greeted the raising Of the curtain al
the performance of "l'innigan, the Mil
ilonairc," given at the Opera House
by The Elks Thursday night. The
rain did not dampcu III" drdur OF the
enthusiastic audience and from begin
ming 10 end the force WIS greeted with
much applause. The plot was dccd-
.cdly sketchy and everything depended
upon the acting. Tho spcciaIties in.
PRODUCED by the Misses Margaret and
Helen Center added greatly TO the en-
iOymcnt OF tho evening Their dane.
ing was CXQuisil"ly graceful and TN
iyhcd. Mr. iloJley gave one dance
which fairly brought down the house.
Only there was not enough Of It. The
cast Of characters introduced Mr. Rel
neCko. as Count de MOruey O. black
Sheep new face to Honolulu audi
CnCea His Interpretation OF the char.
actcr was rs finished bit Of acting
Gs one could see ON the regular stage.
lie handled the difficult role in a mas
terly manuor--ncycr once Over-aCtinT,
but always the polished, smooth
rrenchman. never forgetting for Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02

fruit grower; Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Cush.
ing and Miss Gushing Of San Raphae.
Mr.. Cushing is president Of Mount
ramalpais railroads Mr.. and Mrs. WI.
liam Kent Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Leigh of New YORK; Mr. T. r.
Lyman. San Francisco, Mrs. Saul
Magner and Miss S. Magner, San
Francisco; II. b. Bemis and wife, Eu
iCka, Cal; NJ. w. Levy and wife, II.
W. Levy, San Francisco; Walter
Brown and wife, Kansas City; II. l..
McLaurin, Denver, Colorado; +. S.
I.askie, London, England.
Comes Again
Mrs. Il. A. McBryde, who spent last
winter at the Moana. Is back again
for few months. She spent part Of
the summer in Alaska.
4 4
Kilohana Art League
The first program for the season OF
the Kilohana Art League Music Cir
Gle, which is given below, promises
TO be most interesting one.
The Quintet opus A is one OF
Schumann's most beautiful compost
lions. II has had most careful study
by our local talented string quartet
and Mrs. ID. Howard Hitchcock at
the piano, which part she interprets
10 greatest advantage.
While all will prove treat. Mrs
Mackall's Cycle of Songs will perhaps
he the most looked forward to as be
ing most expressive of the Schumanr
lyrics.
The recital Is invitational ant
takes place on Thursday. Nov. Z, a
$3.50 p. m. The program:
Paper. Life of Schumann" .....
............... Mrs. w. w. Hal
Piano, "Arabeske" ..........
...... Mrs. w. ID. Westervel
Songs. Itch Grolle Nicht," Die
Zwei Grenadiese" ............
........ Mr.. Il. A. Mott-Smitl
Quintet, opus A: Allegro brillante
LIST violin, Mr.. Love; viola, Mr.
Marx; I'd violin. DR.. Wall. VIC
loncello, DR.. Ramus; piano, Mrs
ID. Howard Hitchcock.
Cycle of Songs. "Frauen Liebe und
Leben" (Woman's Love and Life)
....... Mrs, Bruce McY, Mackal
4
London, Eng, Oct. 12.-Turned-ul
trousers are no longer fashionable
among well-drcssed Englishmen, 81
that the American dandy who imag
ines he Is following the London mod
by turning up his trousers will be II
error. Even in wet weather the up
turned trousers will not be correct
for the smart man must, IL neces
Gary, sacrifice comfort to fashion"
This imomentous edict has gOn
forth from the headquarters of Mas
culine Modes, the annual tailors' eX
position.
Mr.. Ernest Hartmann, whose por
trait is given on this page, has quit
recovered from the painful acciden
Occasioned by fall from his 'ricksh
while descending Il hill in Yokohama
He was for long time In the hospi
tai, but is now receiving the congrat
ulations of his friends over his goo
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holloway gave
charming dinner on Saturday even
ing, the decorations being in yellow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
r-a THANKSGIVING DAY Will be

celebrated by the usual ser
vices in the churches. There
will also be grand cele.
bration at Kapiolani Park
where the local motorists will have u
chance to show their skill. A large
contingency of townspeople will pro-
baby be attracted by this novel pa
TGde of trick motoring and great
deal of amusement gotten out of 1t.
OF course there will be the usual
number of THANKSGIVING dinners,
where the turkey, cranberry sauce,
mince, apple, pumpkin and squash
pies play such an important part, to
say nothing Of the plum pudding o.
such as mother used to make" With
out these national ,eliCaCies even in
Hawaii Thanksgiving would not be
Il success.
When ones thoughts revert to that
handful Of brave, staunch and true
pilgrims that iourneycd over the high
seas to that rocky New England coast
50 many years ago, ones Imagination
H. STIRRED by the touchingly simple
service of praise which burst spunta-
EeOusly from the lips Of the valiant
band They had SO much TO be
thankful for! The pathos Of IT, And
we. spoiled descendants of this Spar
tain race.-what have we not to he
thankful for?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02

Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Helen Moo
han, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ivers, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Dowsett and Mr.. Edward
fenney.
On Saturday evening there will be
:: dinner in the Twins hospitable
home, with Mrs. Irwin as hostess.
he guests will be twelve in number
and will finish the evening at the the
alter, where they will go to see Olga
Nethersole in The Second Mrs. Tan
queray. IS. +. Call.
Mr.. Frederic Hastings, so well
known in Honolulu, may appear In
concert this winter on the Pacific
Coast. He is Steadily rehearsing
many hours a day. That he will be
Il favorite of the public is predicted
by all those who heard him here.
4 K
| Mrs. J. S. Meyers, who fell from
her horse on King street last Monday,
IS able to be about again and leaves
Ifor her home in tho Alameda Mrs.
Meyers Is the wife of a wealthy min.
dng man In California and has been
AT the Moana hotel with her neice,
Miss Smith, for some time.
r 4
Mr.. and Mrs James Agler and their
daughter, Miss Maud Agler, who have
been occupying one of the attractive
homes Of Alameda, have given up the
residence and moved to Berkeley,
where they are planning to remain.
Mrs Agler made quite a visit with
friends here I'm Honolulu last summer.
Arbor Day, so Governor Frear says,
will be on the 9Th of November.
This important day is eagerly looked
/ forward to by hundreds of school
tchildren who are devoted to tree cul-
ture.
Mrs. VIII Balding of Hilo, a pop
. 'ular society woman. is visiting her
: parents. DR.. and Mrs. Clarke of Col
lege Hills. Mrs. Clarke has been
confined to the house by illness for
some time.
+ 4
I, Mr. Walter q. Smith was a return.
ing passenger in the Alameda. Mrs.
Mabel Wing Castle. who has been in
such delicate health, has gone to Eu.
rope for year,
Mrs. William Rawlins. who was so
, III while away In the East, has stead
y lly improved since her sojourn at the
= Seaside Hotel.
: During the past week Mr.. and Mrs.
=. A. Swift of Honolulu were guests
. at Paso Robes Hot Springs in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines entertained at
dinner on Wednesday evening IN hon
Or of Doctor and Mrs, F. IL. Humph-
2 rls. ..
, Mrs. Edward Stoiber has returned to
her new mansion "Stolberhof," Den.
' YER, Colorado. She arrived by the 81.
Paul.
4 Mr.. Andrew Adams is thoroughly
enjoying his Japanese experiences.
He will return in the Persia.
= Mr. Frederick Wicket is again In
;. town after an absence of several
4 weeks on the other Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
New ENGLAND StYle

The SUNDAY breakfasts with which
eX-Presidcnt and Mrs Sanford b.
Dole reglle their friends simply wait
enc back to New England. All the
varied and delicious dishes OF that
section OF the country are before one.
with the oddities of Hawaiian fruits.
The views from the lanai at Aqua
Marine are magnificent, the sea
wreaklng all its vengeance upon the
rocks beneath the breakwater, and
Producing an effect of never-ceasing
activity which ends in one wild har.
monlOus roar. And the colors, ever
changing, -how beautiful are they!
II is Il delight, after one of these new.
or-to-be- forgotten breakfasts, to re-
cline in a cosy chair and watch the
view spread ont before one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
IMPORTANT

No values misrepresented in store Every
item in this sale offered for Less than Regular Prices
The goods display with both regular and
sale prices plainly marked
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
At Washington

o. Miss Eleanor Terry, SO the papers
say, is having great success in
Washington at all the social func-
tons. She is more beautiful than ev-
or, the additional plumpness which
has been acquired giving just the
necessary roundness to her ever artis-
tic figure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
Tantalus Bungalow

Mr.. James WIlder'8 Tantalus bum
galow is fairly on the way. 1t is an
artistic structure, thoroughly com
Portable and the views are magnili-
cent. Mr. and Mrs. Wilder expect to
remain Il month longer at the Cooper
Tantams place. They are most en-
thusiastlc over the mountain air and
scenes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
OUR ADVERTISEMENTS

Only begin in the newspapers. Their strongest point
is in the way fulfill them by giving values in high class
merchandise that force recognition win appreciation and
ingtil confidence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02

direction Of f. vierra, was as fol.
lows:
llsn Intermezzo. "A sprig of Shil.
lalah' .............. J. Ferd. Helf
Iverture-"Arion" ....... w. Walter
Dance-"The Lambs Gambol" ....
.................... Theo. Bendix
hiarch-"George Washington, Jr.".
,................... Geo. III. Conan
! The Elk committee, under whose
care the play was given is w. d. AID.
ans, chairman: G. w. r. King, fin.
ance; l.. NJ. Whitehousc, press; j.
Walter Doyle, program.
The following are the officers of Ho.
nolulu Lodge GIG. b. p. o. Elks:
Exalted Ruler, f. L. Richardson; Is.
.teemed Leading Knight, w. w. Har
his; Esteemed Lecturing Knight, S. A.
Walker: Esteemed Loyal Knight. Jas
-. .Dougherty; Esquire, l.. NJ. White,
house: Tyler. J. Walter Doyle: Inner
Guard, Fred NJ. Angus; Secretary,
Harry Wilder; trustees, Geo. II. An.
gus, o NJ. SorensOn, II. L. Murray;
chaplain, Rev. A. Macintosh; Treas.
Urer, Il. W. Quinn.
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New Cook Book
A new English and japanese cook
hook, published by X. Weldon a Co.,
II meeting with much appreciation
W both the English and japanese
, / ooplc throughout the Islands. Let.
ters have been received from the
states and the demand Is such that
the publishers are getting ready Il sec
end edition.
/ One great feature of the book Is
that the recipes are given on opposite
Ilagcs in both japanese and English
ia parallel columns, SO that all the
housewife has to do to make the book
useful Is to arrange the menu for the
dinner and other meals and to sci
down the numbers of the recipes AM
hand the book to the Japanese cook
The book Is nicely illustrated with
cuts Of various dishes, thus giving In
Il graphic way ideas which might witt
difficulty be presented In any Other
way. II is not only useful for thos,
employing japanese help, but also any
enc keeping house, as the recipes ar,
IL II economical.
There are about coo recipes, cover
ing every variety of dish. The book
is copyrighted and can be obtained al
any book store.
Crossing the Pond
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klamn saile(
IN the KrOnprinzessen "Cecile" from
New York to Bremen. Their little
daughter, who has been so i'll, has re
Loo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02

Mrs. Ginurd, who will remain lOr
several weeks, the weather permit
ting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
New Arrivals

New Arrivals
Among the arrivals at the Moana
Hotel in the Manchuria and Alameda
are the following well known persons
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Spreckels, who will
Iemain until the Siberia departs in
November; Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Reid,
OF Oakland, Mr.. Reid is a celebrated
attorney; Mr., and Mrs. H. b, Chase
'Oi Los Angeles. Mr.. Chase Is a large
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-02
Will Stay for Winter

Mr. and Mrs? Harry Lewis hav
taken Governor Cleghorn's beacl
place for the winter. Mrs. Lewis
bridge lunches are very popular ant
their little dinners delightful affairs
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have just return
ed from an extensive tour of tn,
States.