Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-16

Information has been received of a
very painful accident which befel Mrs.
Wrightson. wife of Lieutenant Wright.
son of the Twentieth Infantry, q. S.
A.. formerly, stationed at Fort Shaftcr.
but now at Manila Mrs. wrightson
(nee Hardaway)) niece Of Doctor Me
Grew. left with her husband for Ma.
Mia, where he was ordered, soon after
their marriage. which will be remem.
bered as an elegant social event The
friends Mrs. Wrightson gain d while
residing in Honolulu will be glad to
know that the injuries us,ained Will
not be permanent and at last report
she was resting comfortably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummewell and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Nelson. after
months stay in Honolulu, left for
their home in Boston. Tuesday. on
the steamer Lurline. Mrs. Nelson's
Youngest daughter married Reginald
Vanderbilt. of New York. Mrs. Mel
son is a sister of Freddie Gebhardt.
of New York. The entire party were
charmed with the islands. and plan
to visit Honolulu next winter. Dur
ing their sojourn here, they were
the incentive for much entertaining
among the smart set.
Marshall Darrach who has held his
g..aI1lns,nI hys l..
of the Shakespeare's choicest dramatic
works left ON Tuesday. April 18th. on
the Klnau, for the island of Kauai
where he win be the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baldwin. He will
give the residents of Kauai the rare
pleasure of hearing him recite. Upon
Mr.. barracks return to Honolulu his
stay will be brief as he contemplates
leaving for the Orient. and also to
Malina.
Nh. and Mrs. J. II. Craig have an.
nounced the engagement (of one of
their attractive daughters, Miss Edna
May. TO Mr. Frank Bennett of Plnole,
California. Miss Craig ia the daughter
of the well known architect and build.
err Of Honolulu. She was student
AZ Stanford University. and recently
has visited in different parts of the
States where she has made many
friends. who join the friends of her
childhood here in wishing her every
joy and happiness.
4 4 4
On Sunday there was the usual turn.
ont of motors for Haleiwa. the roads
being In good condition Many were
entertaining tourist1 and friends
Frank Thompson had large party In
two cars and c. p. Morse had few
friends along. later going op around
by the Pali being Joined by the Bel.
sers, who had been staying at the no.
tel. Governor Frear and family took
the run down. also Judge Whitney and
friends. 1t was delightful day in
the country.
General Mcclellan and his family,
are devoted to Honolulu. but the
formers health has not been of the
best for the past three months. The
Misses Mcclellan, two daughters OF
the General are two OF the most at
tractive girls that have ever visit.
ed in the Islands, andlit is needless
to say that their departure Will make
void in the social circles OF Ho'
nolulu.
The Wednesday Morning Musical
Club met last Wednesday ut Central
Union Church. The session was an
open meeting, which means that each
guest was entitled 10 invite three OF
her friends, II was n sacred program
Mr.. Vincent. finished pianist, rem.
dertd several difficult numbers. which
Were enjoyed by the club and their
guests, and were applauded and en-.
cored.
4 ~
A cable has been received that
Mrs Charles Elston of Berkeley.
Cal, will arrive in Honolulu. next
Monday on the Siberia. Judge Hart.
nv ihihNl VI NhiHs cioNoHt 10 hpl th
joying the best of health. so Mrs
Elston has decided TO spend por-
tion OF the summer months here
Mr.. Elston and their children will
remain In California.
4 4 4
Mrs Frank McStocker was the
hostess at an informal thimble par
ty, given at her beautiful. home on
Lunalilo street. Monday afternoon,
In honor of Mrs. Cashier. wife OF
Captain Castnei. U. s. a. The AFFAIR
was In the nature OF farewell to
the guest of bpnor. About fifteen
women were present, all warm per
sonal friends of Mrs. Cashier
Mrs. Victor Collins. wife OF Doctor
Collins of this city, left on the Man.
churia for San Francisco, Cal. where
she will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
c. Paul Haag for a month. Later
Mrs. Collins will visit Mrs. Hough In
Stockton, Cal. and then will Journey
to Chicago. H., where Nshe will visit
Doctor Collins sister -
Mrs. John Hornberger wife OF
pnvmnstpr Hornharuar pItertaiued n