Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-16
additional Social News ON Page O.

About a week ago Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Josselyn gave up their San
Mateo home and with their daughters
came up to San Francisco. This was
preparatory to their departure for
Europe, the date of which depended
largely upon Mr. Josselyn's health,
which has given his family great con-
Germ for some months. Their plans
are now completed, however, and they
will leave the city for New York to-
morrow morning-yery much to the
general regret, by the way. for they.
will be missed from the quieter good
times that will still go on in spite OF
the season.
Miss Mary Josselyn visited Mrs.
Hatch two years ago, and Is very we'll
known here.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith expect to take
one of the SChaefer villas at old Wal
kiki the first of the month. Miss Har-
| vey will accompany them. They are
members OF the Seaside Tennis Club
| and are fond OF swimming, 80 bOth
/ these pleasures will be within reach
at their new residence. MI. and Mrs.
! Lewtun- Brain have taken the Won
! Holt cottage at Waikiki for three
months and the Robert AtkinsOns may
| live at the Seaside Hotel There Is al
ways an agreeable set at the beach
which will be ut u premium during the
summer months.
Captain Rudolf Slattery's battalion
has been ordered to Cuba. Mrs. Stat
terry will remain with her parents IN
California, making a visit to Mrs. Stat
terry, Sr., later. She will probably 80
to Cuba In time to accompany Captain
Slattery TO America.
A chic little dinner was given by
Captain Carter and Captain Humphrey
last Sunday In honor of DR.. and Mrs
Smith. Miss Harvey, Miss Katydid
Jones and Lieut.. Eppley.
Thursday night Is set for the last
dance of the Gaiety Club, which meets
In the Irwin home. with Miss Irwin as
hostess. Mrs. Irwin will have II large
bridge party the same evening
the big house will be the scene OF one
of the winters most delightful good
timcs.--Chronicle.
The prizes given at the Mardi Gris
hall We're paintings by Mr.. james Will
\ der and Mr.. Hitchcock. and HAND
embroidered white linen parasol.
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The little tea on Monday at which
Miss lrmgard Schaefer presided At
the Art League Rooms. was attended
by all the patroncsses. Mrs. w. NJ
Graham also was present. Tickets an,
money were supposed to be returned
The tea served was delicious and tbs
little sandwiches most acceptable.
Mr.. Sidney BallOu gave Il dinner Oh
Thursday evening at his residence IN
Judd street. Covers were laid for ten
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Robert Atkinson and Mr.. and Mrs. $
G. Wilder. Mrs. Ballou, his sistgr-in'
law. was too indispOsed To appear. ShC
has just returned from Miss .Iohnsou's
Sanltorium, where she has been sui
tering from nervous collapse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hopper have
rented Miss Anna Paris villa at
Waikiki for Il term of months.
Doctor and Mrs. lIrinckcrhOf re-
turned from the Coast this week,
where they have been visiting the
Doctors mother. who is wintering In
Los Angeles.
Miss Alice Hedemann Is at Hunt.
ington Hall, school for girls in Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Hedemann
are on the way To New York, but re-
manned long enough in Los Angeles
to get their daughter installed.
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Among the guests at the MOana
Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Taylor
Of Washington, d. C.. Mr.. and Mrs
II. $. Reed and their sweet little
daughter: the Reeds were here last
winter. Mr.. ana Mrs. G. II. Turner
and Mrs. n. =. Cole and the Misses
Cole,
Mrs. Jewell wife of Quartermaste
Jewell. Is also ut the Seaside hotel I'M
I'll the return of her husband from
Manila.
Mrs. Lander, wife Of Jack Lander
Is a guest AT the Seaside Hotel unit
next month.
The morning after the Mardi Gras
the guests at the Moana went into
breakfast as though nothing has
been going on the night before In tho