Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

Young Hotel on Monday evening
June 2lst, at Sis. when "TwcIftb
Might will be given. and on Monday
June 2Sth, at the same hour. "Iulins
Caesar TO be the subject. Tho re-.
clIals viii be given at tho Young 10.
tel, as only church affairs can be Civ.
en- in the Davies Memorial Hail of st.
Andrews Cathedral. Mr.. Darrath has
just finished course of lectures at
the farmont Hotel, san Francisco, I'm
which he scored a great success. He
Will arrive June 10th on the SibcrIa.
Tho following ladies are pa;ronesses
for the coming rccitals: Mrs. Waiter
i. Fr"ar. Mrs. George X. Carter. Mrs.
Bocchcr bradley Ray, Mrs -. +. oil.
linrham, Mrs. Archibald 4. Young,
Mrs. Ralph Forster, Mrs. Henry -.
Rcslarick. Mrs. Doremus Scuddcr.
Mrs. Samuel Cunning. Mrs. G. p. Rccs.
Mrs. @. NJ. Cooke, Mrs. IL. NJ. Won
Holt, Mrs. ~ +. Griillths. Mrs. Fred
"riCk J. Lowrey. Mrs. q. =. Wilder.
Mrs. G. II. Cooke, Mrs. VI. NJ. Scott.
Mrs. James Austin Wilder. Mrs. SAM
u"l Mills Damon. MIS-. Stanford
Moses, Mrs. G.. Montague Cooke. Ir.,
Mrs. Theodore Richards, Mrs. W. Mon
truSc Graham. Mrs r. l.. Spalding,
Mrs. +. A. SchacfCr. MIS-. G.. w. Il.
King. Mrh. Richard Ivors. Mrs George
H. Davies, Mrs. A. j. Campbell. Mrs.
J. NJ DnwsCtt. Mrs. Clifford Wood.
Mrs. \. n. Campbell Mrs. T.. NJ. Wat.
son, Mrs. u. \. Mutt.Smilh. Mrs. Rob
crt Levers. Mrs. rcrlcy Horne. Mrs.
Henry WatcrhuuBc, Miss Ida NJ. Pope.
Mrs. !. \. Kennedy. Mrs Fred. pa
mon, Mrs. Alfred l.. Castle, Mrs. !.
II. Raymond. Mrs. h. FaXon Bishop.
Mrs. 5. G. Wilder. Mrs. \. w. T. Bot
tomlcy, Mrs. W. o. Smith. Mrs. j. A.
MCCandloss. Mrs. l.. 4. Thurst0n, Mrs.
a. Lewis Jr.. Mrs. Il. u. Tcnney. Mrs. |
w. W Hail. Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. (
W l.. Hopper. Miss Frcnr. Mrs. Chas.
Wullmgn PARKS, Mrs. Albert +. Judd.
rlra. u. W. Petersen, Mrs. W. h.
THROWN. Ms" j. \. Hopper Mrs. a. II.
Lakeland. Mis-. /. TCuney Peck, Mrs.
Russell Walmidgo. Mrs William Good
ale. Mrs. JGhrs Il. Judd, Mrs. W. e.
Wilder. Mrs. sidney NJ. BallUu, Mrs.
L. l.. MCCauGlCas.
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Mr.. Vim. G. Irwin IL giving dance
for The young pcUpl" and the young
married set at. his beautiful Waikiki
home next Friday evening.
X + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Goar aud
daughter, Miss Erma, are established
in tho Nrmsby Home at Ross, Califor' !
MIA. which they have rented for the
season. MIR and Mrs. st. Goar were
guests ut the ICGnn Hotel last win.
ter. and acted as malihini judges for
The Floral Parade.
4
Senator and Mrs. FairChild enter
tainrd on Saturday, May Goth, for
their guest, Mrs. Timmons. The din.
ncr was an elaborate one and was fol-
lowed by a delightful little dance.
the dining-rOom was decorated In a
unique manner, with boughs of ripe
fruit, including bananas, oranges, man
goes, and other fruits.
X + 4
Mrs. +. NJ. SWanzy was Il departing
pas, cngcr on the Manchuria, leaving
for tho East to join Mrs. Swan2y and
their daughter Nora.
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MIR and Mrs. William Wallace
White. who have been sojourning at
the CORTLAND for two months, depart
cd Tuesday for their home in Pasa-
dcna.
An enjoyable dance was held last
evening at the Alexander Young lIo-
tel Ter the pleasure Of the passengers
on the Alameda and on the Chlyo
Maru. A large number of the towns
uoopIr we're also present and the oc-
Casion wac an enjoyable one for the
one hundred ana seventy passengers
ON the Mnru. The Royal Hawaiian
Quintet Club furnished music for the
dancing. which was kept up until
late hour.
on Thursday evening the students
Of Mills College presented seven
scenes from SChillcr's William TCU
In n very enjoyable manner at the
Institute in Chaplain lane. Mr. A. NJ.
Merrill. the principal Of the Institute,
had trained the boys in thoroughly
efficient manner, and they showed re-
marFabc ability and unusual talent
A large audience listened apprecla-
lively to tho excellent rendition, many
parts of which were loudly applauded.
X .....
Mrs. w. MOntrGse Graham gave n
large childrcn's party for her son Ivan
last Friday evening. There were sew
cnty.Gva boys and girls present, who
had II delightful evening, spent In
dnncng Refreshments were served
on the lanai.
X h
Mrs. Nexander G. Halves, .Jro re-
turns from Kauai today. She has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Gay and Mr.. and Mrs. Eric knudsen
of Kauai
X 4 \
A very jolly stag dinner was given