Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-19


Candless Is brother of Mr.. Frank y.
McCaEdless of Tacoma, and IL one OF
ionolulus foremost citizens. and In
his southern land and California they
viii make their homes.
Tho ceremony was performed Mt
he beautiful family residence ut thi
orner of Division and Sheridan ave-
'ues. Tacoma by the Reverend Fred.
rick T. Webb, vicar OF st. Luke's
episcopal Church. Only the immedi-
tie relatives were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCandless lett on The Shasta
limited at noon for California and
will sail for Honolulu on November
Bird, where they will be at hone at
he Alexander Young Hotel after he
'ember 9Th.
The San Francisco Examiner of
november . contains splendid pic
ure of Princess Kawananakoa
imong collection of others under
he caption of Some of the Social
leaders," who attended the Green
way ball in San Francisco.
Maj. and Mrs. Neville and their
,aughter have taken apartments at
rhe CORTLAND. Mai. Neville has
ONE to Honolulu to relieve Mai. G.
\. Long, of the Marine Corps, who
ill proceed to WashingtJ.
'ourtland Bridge Club.
rt1u lot
me Of the latest additions IN the ,ard
hubs of the city. was organized at
he CORTLAND week ago and its
irst meeting was held last Wednes-
lay night. Four tables of bridge were
,layed, the prizes going rs follows:
first ladies' prize, Mrs. X u. Allen,
econd. Mrs. @. c. Hickman first
,entlemans prize, Mr.. Charles A.
;tobie; second. Capt Brusstar. The
Tub VIII meet weekly.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kingsbury
ave rented house in the suburbs
where they will be at home to their
numerous friends. This young
'ouple have been residing at the
Nexander Young Hotel since their
trivial in Honolulu.
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Captain and Mrs. Walcott of Scho-
ield Barracks spent Friday and Sat
friday in town. During their visit
hey stayed at the Alexander Young
Hotel.
Mr.. George Schaefer of Leilehua
vas n guest at the Young Hotel the
| irst part of the week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. C.. L. Arnold
If the U. S. Navy were feted by the
Service set while the transport Sheri-
Ian was in port.
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Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cathcart have
| moved to 104l Lunalilo street, where
| hey are costly situated in one of w
/. Castles bungalows.
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'alolo Club.
he day of its regular meet. The
| Tub met last night at the Boyd home
n the valley. Seven well contested
canes of pedro were played and
irizes given to the lucky ones. After
he distribution of prizes refresh
nents were served, followed by a pi-
no recital and vocal selections.
SmOng those present were: Mr.. and
hrs. Schoening, Mr.. and Mrs. Ormis-
on, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs.
Hicks, Mrs, Smith, Miss Hicks, Miss
Crane, Mr.. Clyde Wright.
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18TH Cavalry Bridge Club.
The officers wives of Leilehua en-.
ioyed the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club. On Wednesday of this
week Mrs. Cunningham entertained
he Club in n delightful manner. The
house was fragrant with cut flowers
and maiden hair ferns. The prize was
extremely pretty-a large tray of Jap
anese stenciled work. covered with
heavy glass. framed in koa wood. This
'rophy was awarded to Mrs. Morse,
who made the highest score. Later
N the afternoon delicious refresh.
nents were served. Among those pre-
sent beside the hostess were: Mrs.
Foster. Mrs. Putnam. of Fort de Rus
~, Mrs. Walcutt, Mrs. Rooster. Mrs,
Morse, Mrs. Winnia. Mrs. Dockery,
! Mrs. Haight, Mrs. orion, Mrs. Stur-
Ses and Mrs. Barton.
Mrs. Rooster Entertains.
Mrs. Rooster of the 9Th Cavalry,
entertained the Friday Sewing Club.
About dozen ladies were present:
tea was served shortly before five
o'clock. number of officers dropped