Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

Prescott, Ariz.; Miss Mary Duke
Grace Hortense Tower. Pasadena
Miss Bonnie Burnelle, Miss Jessie
Corley, DR.. T.. Frederick, Bremerton
Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stock and
son, Sacramento: A. J. Tenoggiano
San Francisco; w. p. Scott, Oakland
f. Paterson, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. Collish and son, San Francisco;
Judge J. V. Coffey and son, San
Francisco DR.. Raymond, Maui
Arrivals in the Mongolia were A.
c. Bowles. New York City: DR.. Pow
ell, Mrs. Powell, Miss Jeanette
Powell, Miss Margaret Powell, Miss
Carrie Berg, Marysville, CAL; John
Larne, Sacramento; John Ryan, St
Louis; b. II. Taylor and wife, Jersey
City; DR.. Collins. London; r. A.
Armstrong, New York City; J. Kyle
and wife, Miss Seay, Mrs. German n,
Los Angeles.
In looking over Lippincott's Maya
zine for July. | found this notice on
the page entitled "a Chat With The
Editor"
From the pen of Miss Kaufman, a
New Yorker by birth who has spent
much of her life In Honolulu, we are
to have novelette, called.
"A Jewel of the Seas" This deals
with society life in the Hawaiian Isl
ands, portrayed through social func.
lions In which Americans, natives and
English participate. Her field is alb.
solutely new in fiction, and she de.
plcts the happy.go-lucky people and
their love Of galety in an altogether
bright and charming way. Naturally
naval officers play prominent part
in the plots development and offer
SPLENDID opportunity for excellent
character work"
Mrs. Hammond and brother, Mr..
Noyes of San Francisco, who came
down on the last Alameda. returned
Wednesday to their San Francisco
home after delightful Our days
stay ut the Young. Mrs. Hammond
who is most charming woman and
u great traveller is friend ant
neighbor Of Mabel Glare Craft.Deer
ing. whose "Hawaii Nei" Is consider
ed one of the best books on the Ha
waian Islands, ever written.
4 4 4
Mrs. Gaines gave small but de.
lightful tea at The Pleasanton IN
honor of Mrs. Switzerland and the
Misses Switzerland on Wednesday
Tea was served on the circular lanai
and among the guests were Mrs
Humphris. Mrs. Frank Halstead, Mrs
Rees, Mrs. Langhorne, Mrs. Augustus
! Knudsen.
A pretty little luncheon was given
on Wednesday by Mrs. s. G. Wilder
for Misses Beatrice Castle, Margare,
Castle, Alice Hedemann, Lorna Iau
kea, Nora Swanzy, Nora Sturgeon
and Mrs. Gum. Mrs. S. G.. Wilder Il
always entertaining. and she is al
ways social success wherever sh,
goes.
Miss Katherine Arnold. one of tn,
pretty girls at st. Andrews Priory
sailed In the Alameda for course o
music at Los Angeles. She was GOV
cred with leis and waved a Hawaiian
flag as the ship slowly sailed ava.
from the dock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Calish and littl,
daughter Mignon, who came down OF
the Alameda for the benefit OF tn,
voyage, were guests of the YouDl
during their stay here; returned OF
the same boat Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Langhorne gave din
ner at the Pleasanton on Thursda,
evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Macfarlane. Jr. They went OF
TO the MAN of the Hour" where the!
occupied box.
A. c. Vroman and Charles Meyer
Of Pasadena, were in town yesterda,
on route to the Orient. being passen
gers aboard the new ship Tenyo Ma
ru. They are accompanied by IA part.
of friends.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hedemann enter
tanned at dinner on Tuesday eveninl
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Give Da
yies. Among others were Mrs. Fred
eric Klamp and Miss Carmen Glove
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson of Honolulu
were among those making the tri
to Hilo on the Mauna Kea yesterday
They will return Monday after da
at the Volcano.
+ 4 4
Mrs. Bland and the Misses Blan
entertained party of twelve at dir
ner on Wednesday evening at tn
Pleasanton, In honor of Miss Tower.
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