Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-16

and sympathy as well 40 the hearty
cooperation In this project for
new edifice, this means was taken
has been proven by the
response to the Invitation extended.
and the enthusiasm and vim with
which the ways and means was han
died as to the best way of conduct
ing this campaign, comm tees were
appointed, the best method for col
lecting money for the enterprise dis
cussed-in fact no detail was omit
ed, and the pledges of moneyed sup
port are growing each day. A struc- |
ture such as Honolulu Will look up
on with pride will be put up--a mo-
nument with an open door to high
.er and broader development, and
serve as beacon light for the youth
OF our city, and others who tarry
with us iof a while.
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Mrs. Pourie. wife Of Captain Pouric
OF the artillery. U. s. A., arrived on the
transport Thomas. Mrs. Pourie has
been one Of the social leaders In San
Francisco. and will be an acquisition
70 the Upper Ten" in Honolulu. The
following is copied from the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle:
Mrs. Pourie. wife OF Captain J. r.
Pourle. u. s. A.. will be greatly missed
after she sails for Honolulu on Sep.
TENDER 9Th. for she enjoys quite as
much popularity in the civilian life Of
this city as in army circles. During
the time Captain Pourie was stationed
at the Preside theirs was one of the
most delightful OF homes. And from
all accounts their quarters at Homo
lulu will be a repetition Of the bosp
tally their friends SO much enjoyed
here.
Tuesday evening a dance was given
on board the transport Thomas. In hon.
or Of Brigadier General AMI Mrs. Per
shing. The deck was decorated In
nags. and bunting and music was fur.
nished by the famous Constabulary
Band.-that II itself would enthuse
the most unenthuslastic person TO
"trip the light fantastic" AMI II most
certainly did! Everyone-among the
gentler sex-appeared In their most
fetching toilette, while the officers
wore service white, as one of the pas.
sengers remarked, 1T was a beautiful
affair, and every one enjoyed the even.
l In I'D uyh
over" About II o'clock refreshments
were served. The guests Of honor
entered into the spirit Of the affair, as
much as the younger set, and won
everyone by their enthusiasm, and af-
fable manner.
| In compliment to Mrs. Kingsbury Of
Maui, and Mrs. Frank Morrow. wife
Of Captain Morrow OF the It'll Infantry,
Mrs Wadhams entertained at an In.
formal tea, Thursday. Her home at
Fort Shafter looked unusually pretty
in It's garb Of palms and cut flowers.
This trio of attractive women re-.
ceived in the drawing room. Tea and
Ices were served In the dining room.
Miss Josenhine Mcclellan and Miss
Beatrice Castle poured tea and coffee,
while Miss Rose Mcclellan and Miss
Violet Damon presided over the ices.
During the afternoon Mrs. Wadhams
sang, and Miss Violet Damon played
beautifully on the violin. About forty
guests were invited.
A rare treat was given to the low
ers Of music when the famous Phil
ippine Constabulary Band stopped
on on their return home after a
successful engagement In the East
ern cities, eighty four artists have
the wonderful gift OF music, and I'M
der the able leadership OF Captain
Walter Howard Loving, they are
welcomed wherever they go. and ap.
preciate audiences greet them. This
wonderful band has been here be-
fore but such music never wearies
I one-a strong desire to hear 1t re-
peated Is the best evidence of its
quality, crowded houses greet then
wherever they play and the well
, filled houses on Thursday afternoon
: and evening has been no exception
, to this rule.
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The brief visit OF Count Sonch,
Otani. was great privilege to thu
} thousands OF Japanese who did hin
honor. Their respectful and reer'
. entail manner OF receiving theil
leader. soon to be their, priest. wal
proof Of their love and generation
| He gave them not only absolution
, but much wise and good counsel a
' to their attitude toward their adopt
ed country. The Count Is younl
and handsome, and has a most pleas
Ing personality. His reception o
: those not his own countrymen wa
r dignified and affable, and his COURT
manners, bore the hall mark OF tn
polished and true gentleman.
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