Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-14

around the world and will sail in the
Siberia on Monday for the Orient,
from there going to Europe via Trans.
Siberian railroad, and they will not
return to Chicago until November;
Mrs. j. II. Shafer ard the Misses
Shafer of Summit. New Jersey: Mrs.
v. S. Chinn and Miss Chinn Of Wash
ington, d. c.; Mr.. o. II. Palmer and
Mr.. J. NJ. Fowler, JT., Of lafayette,
Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Averell,
of Ohio Miss Florence Carpenter of
Detroit, Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown, and
many others.
The Opera House was packed with
interested humanity on Thursday and
| Friday nights, when Mr.. Bonlne and
Mr.. Burton Holmes gave an exceed.
ingly interesting moving picture show.
They were all good. but. of course.
Honolulu was most interested in her
own pictures, and many ordinations
and much laughter was earned by the
life.like pictures. Both Mr.. Bonine
and Mr. Holmes were at the Moana
Hotel on Friday afternoon trying to
get life.like pictures Of the surf riders
and canoes. There were many on the
lawn who watched with interest the
many canoes and surf riders.
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The guests at the Moana include
DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, Miss Winston.
Col. J. II. Mclaughlin, Seattle; c. J.
Hutchins and wife; h. b. Gregory,
wife and daughter, Chicago; Miss
Bartlett, Chicago; G. G. Buck, Balti.
more; L. NJ. Buck, Baltimore; f. l..
Sawyer, wife and son, Independence,
Kans.; e. b. Tufts, Los Angeles; r.
c. Dellingham, Spokane; r. G. Plum
kett, Canada; J. H. Rosenberg, J. Ros-
enberg, City; Gen. John Mcclellan,
wife and child; Gen. A. w. Greeley,
wife and daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hatch gave an
elaborate dinner at their apartment,
at Stoneleigh Court, Washington. re.
! Gently. and the guests included Sen
ator and Mrs. Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. Dial.
zell, General and Mrs. Gillespie, Rep.
resentative and Mrs. Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rice, General and Mrs.
Bell, Mrs. Cogswell General MacKen.
zie. Three great silver bowls of vel.
low jonquils adorned the table and
the sweets, candles and shades, were
In green.
Nearly the whole house is sold out
for the Orpbeum tonight The fame
OF the Lilliputians has preceded them.
We saw them several years ago and
heartily approved their work. They
! are wonderful organization, and "A
Runaway Girl will see them at their
best. Many box parties OF society PEG
pie have been made up. | know OF
four dinners and the guests are all
going on to the Orpheum The best
OF luck for the Lilliputians during
their Honolulu engagement.
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The military and naval hops at the
Seaside hotel on Thursday and Friday
evenings were very gay and enjoyable
affairs. Good music, pretty women
and much conviviality made delight
full combination. The band of the
| Thomas gave a concert before the hop
and hundreds were on the lanai. Two
| or nj hn nj
the evening, and Kaai's orchestra was
listened to with great pleasure.
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Why. Oh! why was one Of
the prettiest motor-cars In the Flora
Parade left out of the Paradise of the
Pacific and the souvenir copy? | refer
to the Hedemann car representing
Denmark, Miss Alice Hedemann, act
ing as chauffeur, in a most skillfu
manner. The car, decorated in white
and red poppies, with the Danish
crown and Danish yacht flags. filled
with pretty girls, was quite one of the
most attractive cars Of the Nations.
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Mrs. James Cockburn was the host
ess Of pretty tea in honor of Mis-.
Bullen' and Miss Holmes of Victoria
who are her guests. Mrs. Cockburr
looked most attractive in a delicat,
silk muslin. The guests included Mrs
William Stanley, Mrs. Vincent Kitcat
Mrs. Lewton-Brain, Mrs. Waterhouso
Mrs. s. Dan,On, Mrs. Alexander Lind
say, Miss Young, Miss Hewlings, Mis-
Horton, Miss Stanley, Miss Blanche
SOpcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead. Miss Ohm
stead and Miss Jordan, who have beef
guests at the Seaside Hotel for tn
season, occupying the Longworth cot
tage, expect to sail In the Mongoli
for Newport, Rhode Island, where tn
Omsteads have beautiful residenc
in the fashionable part They hav
nothing but praises for Honolulu, an
expect to return in two years. Mis-
Omstead and Miss Jordan have bee
very much admired here, or...-