Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-25


day morning at II a. m. On Sunday
f. ]. Lord. with Capt. Humphrey. U.
S. Army, j. G. Gadwin, W. c. Roth,
w. w. Williamson, +. c. Thompson,
and Geo. Clarity, U. S. Army, called In
for lunch on their trip around the Is.
land. The following gentlemen also
made the trip around the island, stop
ping for lunch: +. w. Quinn. w. st.
Clair, Il. =. O'Brien. and f. J. Dillon.
w. +. Johnston, c. f., f. l.. Farms.
worth and three ladies', Fred T., Mrs.
and Electa Williams, II. S. Wood, II.
Il. Brodek, and J. G. jenkins were
guests to dinner in addition to those
staying in the house. Mr.. +. L. Phil.
lipson, Edward c. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Scroggy, who are staying
some days, and Theo. Bouman visited
her on Tuesday. Wednesday saw G.
H. Gere, and the following auto party
arrive: Mrs. Henry Warehouse, Mrs
E. Ross. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ath-
erton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox are ex.
pected to arrive here very soon for
a winter in Honolulu. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, so well known both at home
and abroad as an author. was born
In Johnston Center, Wisconsin. She
has written many poems and several
books, among which are "An Ambi.
tious Man." "A Double Life Drops
of Water" Three Women" Men.
Women and Emotions" Her poems
of passion are bikhly appreciated and
everybody remembers The Beautiful
Land of Nod" She is an editorial
writer and contributor. She possesses
most attractive personality and no
one could look into her eyes and not
feel the magnetism she possesses to
q wonderful degree. She owns beau
tiful bungalow at Shot Beach, Connec.
ticut, but generally spends her win
ter in New York, where she Is In touch
with the great powers.
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The Chronicle tells us of the en-.
gagement of Miss George Spieker
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Spieker of Ross valley, and John
Drum Of this city, was announced
early In the week. Miss Spieker is
a, great favorite here, although she
has been absent some time, visiting
first In Honolulu and going from there
| to New York, where she is spending
! the winter. She Is q charming girl
graceful, handsome and clever, and
much loved by her friends. Mr.. Drum
| Is a member of well-known San
Francisco family, and brother OF
Miss Sarah Drum and Mrs. William
Geer Hitchcock of San Mateo. TheiI
wedding will be an event of the
spring.
| Miss Spieker visited the Dillingham;
and Frears not long since and made
decidedly good impression on every
body. She was much entertained
while here.
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The Chronicle also says that thu
Sequoia Club has announced the pre-
sentation of its Christmas links" L
take place on Thursday evening o.
this week, when a most entertaining
program will be given. The affair II
in charge of Allan Dunn, who will
gather about him the talent OF tho
club members, who will give artistic
vaudeville. This will be held in tho
large mushroom and is for Sequoiani
and few invited guests. All sketches
will be given in costume, the opening
number to be the prologue from
"I'Pagliacci," sung by Oscar Frank
Among other attractions OF the even
ing will be the scene from Nine. But
terfiy," by Mrs. Thomas Nunan, and
playlet by Allan Dunn and Mrs. c. c
Cunningham. Miss Elsie Arden will
sing, and a few other stunts are still
to be announced.
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Probably no one attracted more at
tention at the reception at the Gov
errors on Monday afternoon thai
Mrs. Simpson, lovely woman from
Yorkshire, England. She has com
plexiop OF peaches and cream, he
white hair being most effective. Sh'
wore small toque of gray, the PM
tulle tied under the chin being mos
becoming. Both Mr.. and Mrs. SimT
son are so delighted with Honolulu
that they think Of returning next year
They are guests at the Moana, and dc
plore greatly the necessity OF closin
the hotel which Is in every respect g
comfortable. After trip to Haleiw
they will spend the last few days o
their sojourn here at the Young hote
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Mrs. Anna e. Teitzel, who has oper
ed a studio in the rooms Of the kilt
hama Art League, has made specia
study of voice-placing with Me-
York's famous master, John DENIM
Mehan Mrs. Teitzel will be please
: to be interviewed by anyone, especia
ly by those desiring vocal instruction
The Mehan method not only make
one sing, but develops and strength
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