Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-31

they have all, on former occasion,
visited the Islands. this trip viii EN-.
brace the social pleasures rather than
take the form oil sightseeing jaunt.
Examiner.
DR.. Oscar Cloos gave beautifully
appointed dinner at the Country Club
Monday evening. After very enjoy.
able evening the guests returned to
town in automobiles and carriages, and
the bright moonlight added to the
beauty OF the scene as they sped home.
ward down Nuuanu valley. Those pres.
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hedemann
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell, Mrs.
Cloos, Mrs. Allan White, the Misses
Irene Fisher. Harriet Hatch, Dorothy
Mosher. Alice Hedemann, Hilma
White. Runghilde White and the
Messrs. Harold Castle. Gilchrist
Hatch. Carl, Howard, Tdmund and
Erllng Hedemann. and DIR. Frederick
Hcdemann.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Baldwin re.
turned on the Mongolia after rest.
full vacation spent on the Coast. Mr..
Baldwin is very much, improved in
health and Is delighted to be at home
again. 70 Mr. Sam Baldwin, and his
bride, nee Mis- Katherine Smith, re-
turned also on the Mongo,ls. and will
take up their residence in the Hebron
cottage in Nuuanu valley. Their
honeymoon was delightfully."- spent in
the Lake Tahoe region. ."
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Lance Corporal John Ross. brother
of Mrs. Hugh Watt, Kohala, has been
chosen to represent E Company at
Windsor, on the occasion of the pre-.
sentation of colors to the 9Th Battalion
! by His Majesty the King. Ross Is
second son OF the late John Ross, and
nephew OF James Ross. Advocate. Alb
erdeen. He is connected with the
Town and County Bank.
The following cards were received
In the last mail: Mr. and Mrs. War.
rem L. Dermody announce the mar.
riage OF their sister, Olive Elvira
Steele. to Mr.. Charles Wickliffe Bald.
win on Wednesday, July the twenty.
eighth. nineteen hundred and nine.
Los Altos, California. At home after
September 10, Honolulu. Hawaii.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy and
Miss Nora Swanzy returned home on
the Mongolia. Miss Nora has been
away at college for a year, and Mr..
and Mrs. Swanzy have been on six
weeks trip to the East.
A cablegram has been received from
Mrs. Charles b. Cooper. stating that
she is homeward bound. She sailed
July 2sth and will probably reach
New York tomorrow or Monday.
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Mrs. George Il. Carter, her two
daughters and little son took the
steamer Mauna Kea yesterday at Hilo
and went to Kona for a brief visit.
and will later go on to Kau.
Mr.. Oliver Lansing and Mr. Nelson
Lansing Of San Francisco came down
on the Mongolia to visit their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo F. Lansing.
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Hon. Charles A. Rice of Kauai was
an arrival on the Mongolia and will
leave soon for his home on the Garden
Island.
Miss Agnes Judd went to Molokai
on Tuesday on the steamer Mikahala
to visit relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. Charles +. Eckert departed
tuesday on the Mauna Kea on a bus.
mess trip to the other islands.
o. w. woodruff, the newly appointed
United States Judge, arrived on the
Mongolia with Mrs. Woodruff.
A clever and unique idea was car
ried out last Saturday evening by
iwenty-four friends of Miss Harriet
Hatch when they surprised her with
hookupu, or glft party. Each gift
brought to the young hostess repre-
sented some joke and was presented