Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-02

er. the Misses Spalding, Miss Alameda
Touissant. Majoy and Mrs. Cunning,
MIR. and Mrs. Fred. Damon, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Phillips, Dr. and Mrs. High, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins, Mr.. Arthur Ewart, the Misses
Cation. Messrs. Cation, Mr.. CONFESS,
DR.. Armitage, Monsieur d. Pless, Mr..
Bruce Cartwright Jr., Lieut.. Dough-
erty, Lieut.. Pardee, Major and Mrs.
Foster, Mr.. Frank Thompson, Mrs.
Robertson, DR.. and Mrs. Grossman,
Mr.. f. J. Lord, Mr.. Bowen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lishman, Miss Monsarrat, DIR.
and Mrs. Monsarrat, the Misses Rose,
and many others.
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The Ghost Walks
Guests at Mrs. Gray's, on King
street, were entertained by ghosts
Thursday evening, and all watched
the old year out and new one APP
pear. Ghost stories were heard until
~ O'clock, at which time coffee and
sandwiches were served. Mrs. Jer-
ONE ]. Morgan won the first prize
offered to the one Identifying the
greatest number of ghosts present.
The prize was skeleton OF a ghost.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome J. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Babson, DR.. A. b.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Farmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Howell Of Deca-
tur. Illinois, Mr.. w. X Harnden,
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, Mrs. Hosmer,
Mr., Ralph S. Hosmer, Mr.. Warren
G.. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Ramsey
of Stockton, Calf. Mrs. l.. NJ. Gray,
Mrs Gray Miss Agnes Hunt, Mr..
Herman Hugo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott, so
/ well known here, are In Philadelphia
visiting Mrs. SCOTS relatives. Mr..
Scott has been very successful, and
many prominent families In the East
possess his landscapes, which have
been very much praised. In the au-
tumn Mr.. and Mrs. Scott were guests
of Mrs. Mcconnell at her place in
Maryland. Mrs. Mcconnell. who will
be remembered as the late Mr.. Bliss
daughter, expects to winter in Egypt
and may revisit Honolulu.
Judge and Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch gave
an elaborate dinner in honor of Gov
ernor Frcar during his visit in Wash
ington.. The guests asked to NEE
him were General and Mrs. Marshall
Chief of the Engineer Corps OF thu
Army; Senator and Mrs. Burrows
Representative and Mrs. Stevens
General and Mrs. John Foster. Col
and Mrs. Langfitt, Mrs. George MARI
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen.
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Col and Mrs. e. w. Gilbert OF Eng
land are In town and will remain unit
April. The Colonel is retired Office
Of the British army and is making
tour OF the world with his wife. The.
80 from here to Japan the first o
April.
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Captain Hugh Rodman passe,
through here en- route for Manila thi
week. He is looking the picture o
health and Is as attractive and 10
vial as ever. He found time to cal
on many old friends.
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The private dining-room OF the Mo
ana Hotel on New Years eve wa
converted into perfect bower o
beauty, a fitting background for tn
supper OF which Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Davies were host and hostess. Rel
carnations and ferns ornamented tn
table and the rich glow from tn
crimson candle shades was most ef
fective. The room adjoining wa
] transformed into sltting-room an'
1 deliberately adorned with pqtte'
plants. ferns, and greens, The guest
included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, Mrs. Birney, Mr.. and Mrs