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


F1eet-mad, and next week will
be fete-time for everybody.
Already electric wires are
strung over all the hotels and
principal streets and shops,
and the electrics should make
brave showing in honor of our Naval
guests. There will be much private
entertaining which the officers will
public affairs, however brilliant. The
officers, they say, are handsome lot
of men. the pick of the Navy. and
more than one comes here with the
reputation of being a fascinator.
Captain and Mrs. Rees have cards
out for an At Home at the Pleasan-
ton on Friday, July the seventeenth,
SO delightfully."- located for such an
entertainment, and Mrs. Swanzys
dance for the younger set of officers
will be charming affair. The Doles
will probably give a garden fete and
Major and Mrs. Dunning have some
thing in view which will certainly be
entertaining. And there are invita-
tions already out for innumerable
teas, dinners, swimming and surfing
parties, to say nothing of coming con-
tests, which are always so exciting.
The public Fleet ball, which has been
so commented upon, will be attended
not only by the townspeople but So
ciety as well, and much amusement
and fun is expected at the function.
The Moana and Seaside Hotels will
get the benefit OF the vast multitude
which will surely attend. Everything
seems to be going on serenely and
all Honolulu is prepared to welcome
the Fleet with open arms. The Off
GERS In command are as follows:
Flag Ofilcers-Rear Admiral c. s.
Sperry, Commander in Chief. Com
mander First Division; Rear Admiral
w. II. Emory, Commander Third Di-
vision; Rear Admiral Seaton Schroe-
der, Commander Fourth Division
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright,
Comm oder Second Division.
w. IOlttIi
commanding Vermont; Captain Kos,
suth Niles, commanding Louisiana;
Captain John Hubbard, commanding
Minnesota; Captain J. b. Murdoch
commanding Rhode Island; Captain
Hugo Osterhaus, commanding Con-
necticut; Captain c. L. Vreeland
commanding Kansas; Captain L. F
Qualtrough, commanding Georgia
Captain W. II. II. Switzerland, com
manding New Jersey; Captain T. b
Howard, commanding Ohio; Captain
w. c. Cowles commanding Ken
tucSy; CAPTAIN \. F., Nicholson, com
handing Nebraska; Captain Henr.
Morrell, commanding Wisconsin
Captain Hamilton Hutchins. comman
ding Kearsarge; Captain J. NJ. Bow
yer, commanding Illinois; Capital,
Alexander Sharp, commanding Vir
ginia Captain r. NJ Doyle. comman
ding Missouri.
Commanders - Commander W.
Hogg, commanding Glacier; Com
mander A. w. Grant, Chief of Stat
Atlantic Fleet; Commander V. s. Ne
son, commanding Panther.
Lieutenant Commanders SUI
geon Charles F. Stokes, commandin
Relief; Lieutenant Commander J.
Patton, commanding Culgoa; Lieu
tenant Commander C. b. McVay. Jr
commanding Yankton.
Sewing Tea
A pretty little sewing tea al fresc
was given o. Monday afternoon b
Mrs. Ralph Forster at the BIRTHS
Consulate. Little tables under Il
trees looked very attractive and ne
dies and tongues We'd with each otl
er, the pleasant chit-chat being Ike
up until the arrival of tea, which q
ways tastes better in the open. TT
dainty sewing was again RESUME
and not until late hour did d
guests say farewell to the charmil