Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

Were boon Wnlskeu away Tor parts
unknown in an automobile, followed
an hour or so later by the guests,
who had long distances to travel be-
fore they reached their homes.-Gar-
den Island.
Returns With Honors.
Miss Ray Bell returned home from
Seattle on the last Vancouver boat,
having recently been graduated with
high honers from the Columbia Col.
lege of Music and Dramatic Art. Miss
Bell completed the rigorous two years
course OF this institution in one year
and her graduation recital has been
most highly spoken of. Miss Bell will
remain in Honolulu this year and later
will probably go to Boston, where she
VIII take further work In dramatics
at the Emerson School of Expression
In the Hub city. This talented young
girl was the recipient OF several fare
well teas, luncheons and dinners be.
fore her departure from the northern
city. and she is being warmly well
coined home by her many friends In
Honolulu. She is with her mother.
who has recently moved to the house
on Lunalllo street which is located at
te head OF Kewalo.
VIII Wed stenographer.
Dan W. Burchard, formerly district
attorney Of this county and n well
known local attorney, is to become
a benedict again. Judging by a story
which comes from San Francisco to
the effect that Miss Nellie Smith. a
stenographer, has sailed for the Philip
pine Islands to become his wife.
Burchard has been practicing law in
Honolulu for several years.
According to the story the stenog.
rapher was involved in the divorce
suit hled against Burchard by his wife
here many years ago. After the sep
aration Burchard went to Honolulu
and has met with success. Miss
Smith lives In Fruitvale, and II Is
said that her parents oppose the cere.
mony.-San Jose (Cal) Times.
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In Honolulu Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
miss Louise Gaylord Of Chicago have
arrived In Honolulu and are estab.
lished In one of the most attractive
homes there. They are being given a
cordial welcome by the members OF
her husbands family and their wide
circle Of relatives and friends.
Among those who have entertained
for them are Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dill.
bingham (nee Miss Margaret Hyde.
SMITH.
The Walter Dillinghams were mar. |
ried In Florence, Italy, last May and
passed through San Francisco en-
route to the Islands fortnight ago, |,
making a stay Of several days and re-
ceiving much social attention. - San
Francisco Post, July IA.
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For Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Martha Smith OF Long Beach,
who is spending the summer with her
Mrs. Stephen Norton Bobo |
and Miss Ruth Smith, In College |
Hills, was the guest Of honor at an |
informal dinner Thursday evening !
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Warren
at their home on Kewalo street. Gov. |
ers were laid for eight. The table dec. |
orations were carried out In yellow,
a mound Of trailing golden shower |
blossoms forming the center piece, !
while the same flowers we're used |
in brass bowls and wall holders about |
the rooms. The place markers were
the long brown seed pods Of the gold
en- shower tree, lettered In gold and |
tied with yellow satin ribbons.
Card Party.
The Palolo Social Club met last
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Boyd In the val.
ley. After the stipulated number OF
games of pedro were contested delic.
Ious refreshments were served at the
several card tables. Among those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Ormiston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruins, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Charles Schoen-
Ing. Mrs. Mary A. Wright, Mrs.
Rideout, Miss Pauline Merrill, Mr..
Clyde Wright, and several others
whose names were not obtained.
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For Miss Eynon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis j, Warren en-.