Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-24
SOCIAL NOTES


tOu anu MI. Il. WltuIuSVO0, W0O were
members Of the Harvard crew, which
won the annual rowing race between
Harvard Varsity Eight and the Yale
University. Mr.. l.. wilmington re.
turned to Honolulu yesterday on the
Lurline to spend his vacation here.
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Japanese Consul Uyeno gave de.
lightful dinner at the Alexander Young
Hotel Tuesday evening. entertaining
six prominent Japanese OF Honolulu.
The table was very prettily decorated
with q large vase OF carnations and
maiderhair ferns. and was, lighted by
prettily shaded electric lights in a
silver candleabra. ~ o.
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MIR. Richard G0sling Of Theo. II.
Davies 4 Co, Ltd, was departing
passenger on the Mariana. He goes
on a vacation, and will first visit the
Alaska Yukon.Pacihc Expedition, then
proceed to Europe. where he will
spend several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Henry @. Danford, chief book.
keeper Of The Oahu Sugar Company at
Waipahu plantation. and his family.
have taken the McLennon cottage at
Waikiki for q months vacation so.
journ.
A delightful literary program and
musical was given Saturday evening at
the Seaman's Institute. In honor Of
Mrs. A. L Wright and daughters. OF
Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Min.
chin were the hosts. assisted by Sup
erintendsnt Everton and his wife, of
the Institute. About thirty people en-.
joyed the affair. Mrs. Wright and
daughters are the guests OF Mrs. Ever.
ton. and leave on the Aorang for Bris.
bane on July "a.
Mrs. J.. A. Hopper and the Misses
Hopper We're outgoing passe igers on
the Korea.
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Mrs. A J. Giesy and her son. Mr..
Paul c. Giesy. who have been don't.
cilcd nj tn. Moana hotel since the end
OF May. departed Wednesday on the
Korea for their home In Portland, Ore
gon. They are relatives OF Mrs. Milo
Milton Potter of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
ire among the San Franciscans who
find the Peninsula Hotel a delightful
resting place. Mrs. w. p. Morgan
and Miss Ella Morgan are spending the
season thcre.-Call.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Foster Button
were hosts at a bowling party during
their sojourn at the Peninsula Hotel.
Call.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels are
stopping few days at the Tavern.
Most Of their time IL spent with Mrs.
Spreckels' sister, Mrs. Moiiit. who,
with her family, is domiciled In her
lake home for the summer Chronicle.
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Mrs. William G. Irwin and Miss
Helene Irwin have been In Paris await.
Ing the arrival of Mrs. Twins sister
Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson OF Phil.
adelphia. Their next destination is
to be Carlsbad, where Mrs. c. A.
Spreckels will meet the travellers. Also
at Carlsbad are Mr.. and Mrs. Freder.
lex Sharon and Miss Florence Brock.
inrldge.-Call.
Mrs. b. p. BrOdie Of San Francisco
who is staying with her children nj
Del Monte. recently entertained at
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Woods. Miss
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler Lee, Pro
fessor r. e. Allardice and Mr.. Lang
stroth. The place at table were
marked with name cards and beautiful
carnations from the Del Monte con
servatories. Dr. and Mrs. Brodie
whose home Is now In Michigan, are
expected the first Of August, and will
remain In Honolulu about ten days.
Mrs. Brodie was formerly Mrs. Tubbs
OF San Francisco.
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Miss Florence YavOw was depart
Ing passenger on the Mariana. having
been called East by the serious illness
OF her mother.
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Mrs. Helen Ivers Is a guest at Wal
kiki, visiting Mr.. w. G. Irwin at his
beautiful beach residence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Halves
Jr., are comfortably settled for two
months In the home Of Mr.. Carl VOL
tiers. manager Of Hutchinson planta
ton. at Naalehu, Hawaii.
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Mr. and Mco Nnal D,tn., ,,,ttt