Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

inent, and among those who poured tea
was Miss Eleanor Terry. Mrs. Hatch
wore handsome toilette of satin In
the new shade OF onion pestel and
Miss Hatch was in becoming white
frock of crepe and carried large
bouquet or orobids, a gift from sew
/, eral of her school friends at Briercliff.
The rooms were fragrant with flow.
ers, which were constantly arriving
throughout the day and behind the
debutante was a banking of palms
against which rested sprays Of roses
and orchids. Miss Hatch. so the
Washington papers say. is one Of the
rrettiest debutantes Of the season, and
already a social success. She is for.
tunate in having mother who pos.
sesses the social instinct. for Miss
( Hatch's tastes are more for quiet
life and outdoor sports. They both
long for Honolulu and with the Judge
will return to Sans Souci next March
There. were a number Of Honolulu
people present at the reception, In.
Guiding Mrs. Augustus Knudsen. Mr.
and Mrs. Mcclellan. Governor Frear,
Dr. Cofer. former Governor and Mrs.
/ George Carter, Mrs. Joe Reddy Of San
/ Francisco and Paris, and many others
well known here.
| The engagement OF Miss Laura
Wells. the brilliant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. C. b. Wells OF Wailuku, to
w. II. b. Fowler. assistant city ed
! itor Of the San Francisco Chronicle
has been the subject Of many congrat
ulatory messages.
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| Mr.. and Mrs James Cockburn gave
q jolly house party at Hanaumn Bay
the country place Of the Scotch con,
tingency, from Saturday until Mon.
day. Among those present were Judge
and Mrs. Stanley, Miss Krupp, Baron.
ess Moimaison, Miss Bullen, Mr.. Hor.
ton, Mr., Jameson. 90.
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| Everybody is looking forward 10
the New Years ball to be given at the
Moana hotel. From year to year this
has become an institution and is al.
ways attended by all Honolulu. The
first one under Mr.. Peacocks reign
with Mr.. Hertsche very much to the
front will never be forgotten. Fo.
gayety and fun nothing like It has
} ever been seen in Honolulu.
Mrs. Herman Ashley Robertson, who
is being so much entertained will re
main on for some time longer at the
Moana hotel, She is a charming wo
man and has hosts Of friends here.
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Mr.. James Wilder Is supposed tt
sail In the Siberia today to join Mrs
8 Wilder in Chicago. They may b.
. away for two years. %
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4 Mr.. Tarn McGrew was one of tn,
6 bright particular stars at Mrs. 'Jamei
2 Castles informal tea yesterday. II,
4 sailed today in the Siberia and In
r tends making his home In Paris
d France, much to the regret of his fam
lily and friends.
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Al Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Castle also sale
4 today. for Boston. They came on e,
/ pressly for the wedding and have quit
/ enjoyed their visit here. A trip I
y the Volcano was included In thei
n many pleasures.
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|. Mr.. James B. Stedson. who Is @
q route for San Francisco In the Siberia
n was entertained at Xmas dinner b
u Mrs. Halves. ST., at Sans Souci. I
:. the evening he gave dinner In homo
d of Miss Jessie Kaufman who Is
d guest at Sans Souci.
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Il On Monday evening. January I,
r beyy Of young society girls will Civ
o ball at the Alexander Young hote
Several society matrons will chape
N one the affair. which will be very e,
10 elusive.
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The hop at the Seaside last evenin
was an unqualified success and tn
,e Moana hotel. brilliantly illuminate
8 was much frequented place. The di
,e Ing room was crowded with tourists 4
10 tent on good dinner, and the wal
j to the pier was a favorite recreatio
III the promenade being lighted on eith'
n side.
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II. Among those who sailed today we
v. Mr. ID. w. Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. JAG
nd son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant. MI
d. Cooke will go to the Hotel Pleasant,
IS for the. season.
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One of the sights OF the week W
ut the Xmas tree erected on tho vaca
10. space on Bishop street opposite d
re. Young hotel for the poor children
&c Honolulu. donated by Mr., Jackso
AZ | Mr. Bryan and several other tourls