Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-11

Mrs. walter Cooper, Mrs. ". n. I'm
| tereiner, Clara Untereiner, MIR. and
Mrs. +. A. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarkson, Mary Glen. Miss Anna
McLaurin, Reuben Mcintosh and
Herbert Truslow.
At the wharf on Monday morn
ing, December the sixth, number
of the representative citizens of Ho-
nolulu waited for the Chiyo Maru to
dock, and to give the glad hand to
the distinguished visitors, who were
aboard en- route to Japan. Their time
here was brief, but in the short time.
between arriving and sailing a good
many sights were shown. A good
sized program was carried out,
special train took them and the re-
ceiving party to Wahiawa, to view
the pineapple plantations and to Eva,
where they were introduced to the
different process of raising sugar
cane. and converting 1t into the raw
material. An automobile trip to the
pail. aquarium and through the resi-
dence portion OF the city. A lunch
was served quite Informally at the
Alexander Young Hotel, in the mau-
ka pavilion, long table filled with
edibles that would tempt the appe-
lite of an anchorite,-cold duck In
aspic jelly. turkey garnished with
olives dill pickles, and little mounds
of papriki which with punches OF
celery and parsley gave these dishes
a festive air. Jellies and sauces were
in evidence, small BISCUIT, and sal.
ads. took their place, and many 9TH
er toothsome delicacies. the guests
were seated at small tables during
lunch. Among whom were: Mrs.
Walter Frear, Mrs. Ernest Mott.
Smith. Mrs. Corwin =. Rees, Mrs.
Gerrit p. Wilder. Mrs. John Water
house, Mrs. C. Hedeman, Mrs. Alon-
20 Gartley and Mesdames Sheba, MI
tamura, Motosuiage Takakuwa, To.
kieda, Sega and Haida. These Jap.
ahese ladies received the ladies' in
the Commissioners party In the
drawing room of the hotel. All this
!. was but a brief insight to Hawaii.
end the social side, but was an en-
joyable event Notwithstanding cheers
and banzais, closed this visit when
the steamer bore the distinguishes
visitors to their home in Japan.
One Of the most elaborate socia
functions OF the week, so far as tn,
Japanese community Is concerned, wa.
given last Thursday night at the beau
tifu' home OF Consul General uyen'
on Nuuanu street. h honor of Barol
Uchida, the new japanese ambassado
to Washington, and his charming wife
the baroness, who continued their tril
this morning In the Tenyo Maru.
Consul General Uyeno, whose styl
of entertainment Is widely known here
gave a Japanese dinner In the larg
dining room Of his residence for hi
distinguished guests. The table wa
artistically covered with various kind
CT chrysanthemums, the japanese na
tional flower, which is dear to tn,
heart of all the Nipponese. The draw
ing-room. the waitingroom and all tn
large apartments of the residence wer
brilliantly lighted with electric lights
The decorations all over the residence
though simple. were exceedingly tasty
Seated at the table, besides the host
were Baron Uchida, the ambassador
and his charming wife, the baroness
Eleve Consul Ida, Secretaries Sugui
moto, Ito, Soeda and Kona. The dis
tinguished guests OF honor expresse,
their great satisfaction for havin,
been diner In true japanese style
After the dinner the Baron and Baron
ess granted an interview to the repre-
sentatives OF the local press, who, b.
prearrangement. has been permitte
by the distinguished guests, througl
Consul General yyeno. Shortly after
wards Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Tokieda an
Mr.. and Mrs. Takakuwa arrived. TIL
editors OF the Japanese newspaper
were also present and had long inter
view with the distinguished guests.
Last night the Consul General CAV
another dinner for the Ambassado
and Baroness Uchlda. Included In tn
invited guests were Mr.. Tokieda an
z DR.. !. Katsuki, who returned on tn
Tenyo Maru from Japan.
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Thursday. December the ninth 70
Yokohama. II Is a matter OF regre
that the stop OF the cruiser on tn
return from San Francisco, was @