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

is OF really exceptional excellence
When the Nineteenth went through
here before Fred Church gave them
three dances in succession at the Ha-
waiian Hotel and they have been look
ing forward to further entertainment
at his hands, which was amply justi-
fed by the gay and successful hop last
evening, which lasted until a. M, the
gayest ever known at the Seaside.
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Mrs. William Cornwell fell from her
horse while riding at Waialua and be-
came unconscious. She was brought
to the Vida Villa on Thursday, still
very i'll.
I Admiral and Mrs Tom Stevens ex-
pect to arrive in Honolulu on the 27th
from Vancouver and will be guests at
the Moana hotel. They are very well
known here and have spent much time
in our islands. The Admiral is rel
alive of Mr. John H. Bliss.
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The guests at the Moana hotel at
present are Mr.. John H. Bliss, Mr. Fon-
SEGA, Mr.. b. Funnel and wife, Dr.. Will
kinson, Miss Alice Gay, Mrs. C. Orr,
Mr. C. f. Thwing and wife, Mr.. Geo.
w. Reynolds, Mr.. j. II, Sanford, Mr..
Slack, wife and two daughters, Miss
G. Powers, Mr.. J. f. Weller Mr.. b. h.
Southach, Mr., r. c. A. Peterson.
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Sunday dinner will be given at the
Seaside by some local friends as
farewell to Mr.. E. Beverley Kidd, who
I leaves shortly for the Coast. The
Turkish room has been engaged for
the event, and the Seaside chef has
prepared a menu to tempt the most
fastidious palate About thirty will
sit down, including Governor Atkin-
son, Sheriff Iaukea, and gentlemen
prominent in journalistic and legal
work.
Among the pleasant festivities of the
week was the beautiful luncheon at
the Hawaiian hotel given by Mrs. Part
ridge on Tuesday. Bridge occupied the
attention of the guests throughout the
afternoon. Those present included
Princess KaWananakoa, Mrs Renton,
Mrs Schmidt, Mrs Emmett May, Mrs.
Clifford High, Mrs. Hanneberg, Mrs.
Robertson, the Misses Mcintyre The
color scheme Of the table was most
artistically carried out in yellow.
Another lunch which was most en-
joyable was given by the Misses McIn-
tyre on Friday last. Crimson carna-
tions in conjunction with greens made
brilliant centerpiece. The guests in
cluded Princess Kawananakoa Mrs |
Partridge, Mrs. Emmett May Mrs Cliff
ford High.
Mrs. Renton was the hostess of an
afternoon tea at the Country Club yes
terday, sixteen guests partalling of her
hospitality. The hostess, who is of a
delightfully."- gay temperament, was the
life of the party, as usual Among
those present who enjoyed the delights
of the club were Princess Kawanana-
koa, Mrs. Schmitt, Mrs Partridge, Mrs. |
Emmett May, Mrs. Clifford High, and
the Misses Mcintyre.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Parker and Prince
David Kawananakoa, who have been |
enjoying the cool breezes of Hawaii, |
will return next week.
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Senator and Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth are giving dance at their pretty
bungalow on King street tonight for
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutledge. Mrs Chilling
worth is very handsome woman and
a notably good hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Crook gave
most delightful dance at their residence
in Kalihi this week.
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Mr.. f. Wicket, so long and favor
ably known in Honolulu, will sail for
the Coast soon. He expects to go to
New York and continue his business
with the N. Y. Life.
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Mr., Browning, who has been residing
with the Shingles at the Steere place,
will leave shortly for Chicago.
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Miss Warn of the Queens Hospital
staff, has purchased the residence OF
the late Judge Gear.
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The Misses Helene Irwin and Mar
garet Hyde-Smith are across the Pail
for few days.
Miss Marion Scott has returned
from Ahuimanu, where she had de-
lightful visit
MIR. and Mrs. William Hall and Mr.
ma Mrs Edwin Hall are spending the
summer months at their bungalow at
he Peninsula.
Miss Abbie Dow is to take a posi-
ton at the High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brays garden and
pretty cottage are always very much
admired by everybody. 1t is literally
enclosed in flowers and vines and the
garden dream of beauty.
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Mr.. Harold Dillingham; was a return
ng passenger from the Coast this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dodge have gone
o Japan for few months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Lowrey returned
n the Korea.
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Tho ciOcnrn CVmpafhy nf tha cor,