Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-07

charge OF the fireworks and great
things can he predicted. a path will
connect the two hotels and the out
rigger Club being between, It's spac.
iOus lawn can provide seats for many
who wish to view the sports. Tue
Castle Home fair promoters asked Mr..
Ford to give up the afternoon sports,
so in Difference to this only an even.
ing entertainment will be held. Those
holding tickets win return the same
or their equivalent In money 20 Mrs.
Halves. Jr. Mr.. Alexander Hume FORD
has worked ordentiy for the presen
tution of Hawaii Sea sports and from
an arid tract of waste land he CON
structed picturesque and progress
sive club. Everybody should 90 to.
night and show a public spirit--iur IN
taking advantage of the sports Of the
sea the traditions of the islands are
preserved. and the young people kept
happy, healty and amused.
4 4
DR.. Genthe passed through Homo
lulu the other day and renewed his
many friendships. The following Is
clipped from San Francisco paper:
DR.. Arnold Genthe, sunburncd 20
the roots of his hair and happy In
the possession of collection of pho
tographic negatives made in parts OF
Japan never visited by the profess
sional globe-trotter, arrived here yes
terday on the japanese liner Amer
lea Maru. lie brought home The
friendliest feelings for the japanese,
the pictures he wanted, and Il dole
full tale which he tells with smile
OF the obstacles that Japanese red
tape throws in the way of the man
with a camera. He made the trip
with three cameras and his troubles
were in proportion.
Japan, he says, is crowded with
placcsNand things which may not he
photographed. The Mikado. his
home, or any place that has been
honered by his presence are among
the objects at which the photograph
er may not level his camera. All
negatives must be developed on the
spot, regardless of the difficulties In
the way, and the o. K. OF half a doz-
en- officials is necessary before the
photographers may cali the picture
his own.
DR.. Genthe did most of his travel
ing in the unbeaten paths and spent
most of his time In northern Japan,
where he hobnobbed with Buddhist
priests and was the guest OF honor at
the Koyasan monastery.
He visited the island OF. Ise and
might have secured some pictures at
the shrine of the sun goddess, but
unfortunately the Mikado went there
In company with Admiral Togo and
Russia to thank the goddess, anC
since that visit cameras have beer
barred.
While climbing mountain trai
hand. Three days later he found {
Japanese doctor who looked at tn
injury. passed the remark that 1t wa,
not very serious, and collected hi
fee. An English surgeon who treat
ed the injury later said that 1t would
be months before Gentne would he
cover the full use OF his hand,
diagnosis which proved correct.
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The fair which will be held this al
ternoon ut Mrs. c. NJ. Cookies resi-
dence In Beretania street will surel
bring out many who have the weliar
of the Castle Home at heart. Mrs. 2
X. Myers and Mrs. Frank Richardson
have been most energetic workers. an
through their efforts and those whor
they have enlisted to help II is sur
to have a famous success. Those Il
/ kcharge of the different booths ar
: Mrs. Arthur Wall, delicatessen tab!C
: assisted by Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Du Ro
Mrs. II. Warehouse, Mrs. Waite
/ Wall, Miss Schaefer. Miss NJ. Wake
: Miss NJ. Hopper. Fruit punch and len
= OHdut, MTs. TTtu puilioli, ussisttu u
the Misses Damon. Bargain table, Mr.
: Savers, Mrs. Gere and Mrs. Hopwoo'
Dolls. Mrs. Willard Brown. chairman
assisted by Mrs. Gartley, Mrs. Cook
, Mrs. Bissel Ice cream and cake. Mr.
Wells Peterson, assisted by Mrs,
A. McCandless, Mrs. James Kennel
p Mrs. J. Angus, Mrs. Whitney, Mr.
Person Mrs. Edwin Paris, Mrs. Grl
: iths, Miss Gilman, b. Hopper, Pix
' The fancy.work table in the hands
- Mrs. Marston Campbell proved to
> great success. She will be assist,
by Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Louvre
: Misses Alice Cooke, Margaret Cast
The candy table, Miss Madge McCan
less and the chlldren's clothing boot
10 Mrs. Fred Booth, Mrs. Charles Ath,
r. ton, Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. North.
in r 4 +
II. The sudden passing away of NJ
III Campbell.Parker has cast gloc
In over the country and shocked her
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