Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15
Mrs. Brooke Departs

MIS-. brOOke Departs
Mrs. B. Hayes Brooke was a passen
ger in the Manchuria, her small
daughter Maria accompanying her
She had quite a reception on board
many friends coming with leis and
flowers to wish her bon voyage
Mrs. Brooke looked exceedingly pref
~ and seemed to regret leaving Ho.
nolulu where she Is very much liked
Both she and Paymaster Brooke, who
sailed in the Kansas with the Fleet,
were very popular here and their de.
| parture Is greatly regretted. Mrs
Brooke will spend the autumn with
her mother in New York and Phladel.
phia, rejoining Mr.. Brooke in the Med.
iterranean In the early spring. Mr..
Brooke is closely related to the Elisha
Dyers, Of New York's so.called four
hundred.
Among those who have attended
Miss Stacey's interesting lectures are
Mrs. George Carter. Mrs. Gait, Mrs.
Achilles. Mrs. Won Holt. Mrs. Goodale.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Smith. Mrs. w. NJ.
Graham, Mrs. Kluegel, Mrs. Whine
Miss Bignell. Mrs. George Castle, Miss
Margaret Castle, Mrs Augustus Knud.
sen, Miss Anna Paris. Mrs. Castle
Coleman, Mrs. Mellis. Mrs. Bicknell,
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mrs. Rees. Mrs.
Muther, Mrs. Schaefer. Miss Schafcr.
The subjects have been as follows:
1. Descent of Spirit into Matter.
The beginning OF Sacrifice. AS 1t was
in the beginning so It Is now.
9. The Evening and the Morning
was the first day. Evolution of Adam.
ton.
3. Cain and Abel representing
Head and Heart. Protection of Cain.
The meaning OF the Flood. Fall OF
Sodom and Gomorrah.
4. Abraham's Sacrifice. History OF
Jacob and his Sons. Joseph the only
Begotten. Meaning Of his Coat OF
many Colors.
5. Moses. The Plaques OF Egypt
The Wilderness. Forming Of the first
Church.
| 6. The lifting up Of the Brazen Ser
pent. The Red Sea and Jordan. The
Evolution Of the Prophets. Trials OF
Daniel and Elijah. Fall Of Nebuchad
neZZar.
| Z. The Prophecies of The Christ
Birth of The Christ, His Mission, what
He exactly taught. Our perfect ex
ample. The Bible our absolute guide
how to read 1t.
4 + 4
The Harvest Home ball at Puunen,
was the unqualified success which the
managers always can be depended UP
on to effect. The mill was artistical
ly decorated with greens. lanterns
and in every instance whole trees o
blooming shrubbery, and presented ;
gorgeous appearance. The dresser
worn by the fair guests were yer!
handsome, and the number OF prett,
women present was most noticeable
The grand march was led by Mrs
William Searby and Mr.. II. p. Bald
win. The brilliant music being sup
piled by the Ernest Kaai orchestra
which went over for the ball. Tn,
ball lasted into the small hours of thu
night and was grand and unqualified
success. The affair was augmented
by many from Honolulu. A luau wa
iield on Thursday evening at the clul
house. after which large party mad
q moonlight trip to Haleakala, spend
! ing the night on the side of the crater
II has been one constant round o
pleasure from the time the visitors al
with kindly thoughts for their hos
pitable hosts and hostesses. TIL,
Baldwins always entertain on a gran'
scale and certainly everything tina
amusement of the guests was provid
ed.
Waikiki beach has been well pat
ronized during the past week and tn,
number OF pretty bathers have beef
much commented upon. Alexande
Hume Ford, In writing up the acquat
ic sports, has done much to enthus,
everybody with desire to try them
so naturally the beach Is crowded, AM
everybody hocks to see what is goinl
on.