Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

| ands, numerous friends came to the
steamer to wish her bon voyage"
The old time custom Of bedecking
the departing ones with leisT--
wreaths of flowers was well carried
out in this instance; this charming
and pretty woman was covered with
beautiful fwoers. not even vestike
of her gown could be seen; II ID
needless to say that they were be-
coming. It is hoped that Mrs. IT.
win and her sweet little daughter
will return here In February, when
the Pacific Fleet is in port.
Captain Hand, who is one Of the
most popular Oficers in the Army,
has been detailed Quartermaster Cap
tain of the transport Thomas. The
Captain has many warm friends in
Honolulu, who have been vying with
each other to entertain this inter-
esting man. Last Wednesday while
the transport was in port beauti-
full little luncheon was given for
him. and Wednesday evening, n dim
ner was given in his honor; owing to
the arduous duties Of this gallant
0ficer. invitations, for Thursday
could not be accepted, Captain
Hand is a warm. personal friend OF
Captain and Mrs. Mark. U. 8. NJ. e.
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Now that Captain Berger has taxi
en- trip to the Coast, and the boys
who comprise his fne band arc en-
JOKING a well earned vacation. there
seems 10 be something lacking -
Isomething left out: 1t IL the music
(Which IL always pleasure), that is
missed. Honolulu Is right proud OF
her band, The open air concerts are
iull appreciated by this music loving
community. and the Hawaiian band
Is sure OF a cordial welcome upon Its
return. for the band concerts have
icontributed greatly to Honolulu's at
fractions. and too much praise can
not be given them. or their able
leader. ..r4F
a charming Navy matron of Ho-
.nolulu raid very pretty attention
to the japanese Princess Kuni dur
ng her short visit In Honolulu. This
society woman ordered q superb
bouquet Of American Beauty roses
from Mrs. Taylor's. the florist. The
long stunned roses were beautifully
arranged with draping asparagus
plumosis. entertained with dew drop
chiffon. This exquisite gift was pre-.
sented to the Princess at luncheon,
the royal parsonage was so pleased
that she carried the gift during the
whole afternoon. -
The Alfred Castles moved into their
beautiful new Colonial home in Nuu-
anu Valley this week: the Richard
Cookies took possession of their at
tractive new home about q fortnight
ago. Mrs. Castle and Mrs. Cooke
have maintained an ideal friendship,
having been close friends from babyi
hood; those young women received
substantial wedding present from
their respective families which have
taken the material form Of beauti.
full homes.
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Mrs. Alice Hastings, and her young
daughter, and Mrs. George Herbert,
are enjoying life In San Francisco,
they have taken apartments at The
Elsorita; Miss Beatrice Campbsli
with her chaperone Is domiciled at
the Stuart. Mrs. Erie Knudsen with
her child and maid, left Friday on
the Siberia; Mrs. Knudsen will be
but a week In San Francisco. re.
turning on tae same snip with Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Knudsen and Ma.
dam Knudsen, :
i Word has been received from Cali.
fornia. that Miss Julie and Miss Ly.
Ola McStocker are, in a whirl OF
gaiety. and are being extensivel,
entertained by their. numerous
, friends. At present they are thi
guests of Mrs. Curtis, wife of Dr.
Curtis who has a beautiful home ii
HOLSTER. near San Jose. On theil
return to San Francisco, these two
! young girls will visit their aunt, al
the Preside. where they will b,
= feted by Army people,
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t. Last Saturday evening joll!
3 rarebit party was given In honor O
Mr.. James Pages. Assistant Manage
OF Gregg & Co., who left for tn,
East on the Siberia. Most OF tn,
I guests were unsteady inclined an,
I an enjoyable evening was spent
/. each guest contributing program
9 Among those present were Mr.. an,
Mrs. MenefogliO MIsa Grant Mic