Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
SOCIAL NOTES

good game was witnessed. The spec
tators were every eager and the play
was fast and furious. The play and
action of the ponies seemed almost
perfect at times. Each player has his
own style, and the more individual he
is the better the game he puts up. No
one can be modest on the polo field.
Whatever there is in yOu, whether OF
temperament or skill, win surely come
put, and just watch next time how
characteristic are the different methods
Of striking. There used 10 he more
enthusiasm than skill but both teams
are picking up and we shall see in
zine a really first class game. They
are a pluciy lot, these polo players, and
deserve success to crown their efforts.
The Country Club was not by any
means neglected ard afternoon tea
seemed quite popular.
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Around the Islands
Mr. and Mrs Wodehouse are spend
ing the weekend in going around the
Islands
The cable announcing the death OF
Mr.. Harry Kerr was quite shock 10
his many friends. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr, with Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ols Of New York, spent some time
Aere about two years ago, at the Mo-
ana Hotel, and they were lavishly en-
tertained. Mrs. Kerr (nee Grace) is
d member of the famous family of
that name, and she is beauty of in
tGrnational fame. The Kerrs recent
~ visited Battle Abbey" one of the
show-placcs in England, belonging to
her uncle, Mr.. Grace. Mrs. Kerr has
the sympathy of everybody in hei
sorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson Cor
della Bishop have written to their
friends that they will return to this
Coast about the first of the coming
month. They have spent many months
in the Eastern part of the United
States, deYoting some of their time tG
travel and some to study. Dr. Alder
son occupied himself with course at
Hopkins University, in Virginia, from
which college he was graduated with
fattering honors. He and his attrac-
tive wife intend to make their home in
San Francisco, DR.. AldersonS former
abiding place. Mrs. Anderson was Miss
Bishop OF Oakland. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bishop,
we'll known residents of the Pacific
Slope. They by the way, are just re-
from Southern California, al,
ter an absence of three or four weeks
The days they passed in Santa Bar
bara, where they were guests at the
Potter, left particularly delightful
impression upon them. OBth are re-
Joicing in the return Of the young peo-
pie of their family to this side Of the
continent after so long separatoin.-
Chronicle.
Mrs Nevin, the charming wife Of
Captain Nevin, expects soon to sail
for the Coast. She has been spending
several months at the Seaside Hotel in
the vain hope Of joining her husband
at Midway. but the steamers are few
and far between for that distant spot,
and probably should she get transport
lation her husband would be sent way
and she would be stranded. Uncle Sam
has a strange way Of playing tricks
and even the wishes of pretty brides
are not respected by this ungallant
person.
The Misses Muriel and Beatrice
Campbell expect TO enter Brier-cliff
next Autumn. Col. and Mrs. Parker
will take a trip to Hawaii very soon
and their two daughters will accom-
pany them. The Princess Kawanana-
foa is also going to New York for a
trip in the Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton,
he Wakefield Bakers and Mrs Harry
Macfarlane returned in the latter part
Of last week from an enjoyable auto
mobile run through the south. They
made brief stops at different watering
places, including Del Monte and the
Hotel Potter, Santa Barbara.
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Colonel Southland Hoffman, clerk of |
The United States Circuit Court, has
received a letter from United States |
Circuit Judge w. W. Morrow, in which
The latter says that he has arrived. |
With Mrs Morrow, at Bad-Nauheim,
Germany and has begun treatment for
he benefit of his eyes.
Mr. Carl VOTERS was an arrival
rom Hawaii on Friday.
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Cards have been received as follows: !
Mrs. Robert Lishman invites you to |
'e present at the marriage of her
laughter Daisy Pauline to Mr. Harry
scott Gray, Monday evening, June the
wenty-fourth, one thousand nine hun
Ired and seven at half after eight
o'clock. Central Union Church, Ho-
lolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
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Miss Kelly is giving a luncheon for
tx today at the Seaside hotel
Miss Green, a guest at the Hawaiian
lotel, cOntemplates spending a few
lays at Wahiawa She is charmed
With the Islands, and regrets to leave
o soon for Japan.