Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-09

SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Case Deering
who have been visiting on the ISL
and Of Kauai for the past month,
returned home last Saturday. For
several years Mr.. and Mrs. Deering
have been occupying Admiral Beck
ley's home on King street. Admiral
and Mrs. Beckley have been living
at their beach place, but since the
arrival Of their daughter, Miss Juan
tia, have decided to reside in town.
during the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deering have taken a Ave years
lease on the Roth house, on Kinau
street near Plikoi. and will be at
home Thursdays to their many
friends.
One OF the most elaborate dinners
Of the week, was the function given
Saturday evening on board the U. 3.
8. Pennsylvania. Captain Pond, who
by the way Is in command Of the
cruiser. was the genial host; red
roses were used effectively as a de-
coration. The ships orchestra dis
coursed delightful music throughout
dinner. After the repast. Captain
Pond showed the entire silver SER
vice of the U. s. 8. Pennsylvania,
which was greatly admired by those
present. Among the guests were It.
Commander and Mrs. Evans. Mrs.
Locke; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tcnney Peck
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lange.
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The event Of prime Importance in
the Hamakua district this week w.i'
the announcement by Mrs. w. II. kick.
ard Of the engagement Of her daughtrr
Nellie to Mr.. Fred Walker, mill ensi.
neer OF the Harakua Mil to Paauilo
Both the young people are social fav-
Grites and the Who'll countryside II
looking forward toe the festivities that
will certainly take place when the
marriage Is contaminated. Since the
time when the late Mr.. Rickard was
manager Of the Honokaa Sugar Co.
the Richard Homestead has been fam.
GUS for its hospitality.
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The oficers Of the English ship
Bedford and the officers OF the Ger
man ship -Arcona have been de-
cided acquisition to society during
their stay in port. and have been
most delightful hosts on several oc.
casions. The large dinner given by
the officers Of the Bedford Friday
night followed by a minstrel show
proved Q great success. and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who at
tended. the advent of foreigners al
rare intervals does more to cause rip.
pies On the surface OF society. than
any other cause. The enthusiasm OF
the debuntante Is especially notice.
able, on all occasions where they are
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies enter.
tained Tuesday evening in honr oil
the Senior Oiiicers OF II. NJ. s. Bed.
ford. The table was exquisite In Its
appointments. great originality wa,
displayed In the decorations. produc'
Ing a delightful effect. those prcsen,
besides the guests of honor were Mr.
and Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. Uriel
sebree. Captain and Mrs. Corwin p
Rees, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Hatch and
Mrs. James Wilder.
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Judge and Mrs. Selden Kingsbury
arrived this morning on the Mauna
Kea. to be the guests OF Major ana
Mrs, Wadhams at Fort Shafter; this
is the first visit the Kingsburys have
made to Honolulu since they have
taken up their residence on Maui
Formerly while residing In Homo.
lulu, they were great social favor
ties, a number OF entertainments are
being planned In their honor.
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Miss Genma Wadman expects e
leave the. first part OF January fol-
Berlin. where she will finish hel
course In music. she will study pipe
organ. plano and vocal; this talent
ed musician will be missed among
the younger set, where she Is {
great social favorite.
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Japanese Consul Uyeno is able Il
be about as usual after the seriou'
accident 4 which befell him shor
time since. when an automobile col
lided with his carriage. This Is mos
gratifying to his many friends ant
well wishes.
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