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

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No doubt a wise choice, for not one OF
the many visitors to the Atlantic re-
sort can fail to be impressed with the
soulful music which true Hawaiian
can render. The leader of this small
band of musicians. John A. c. Peter
son has earned reputation for him
self as well as the quintet boys of
giving 10 the public many delightful
entertainms nts-their music always d
treat. a pleasure always anticipated
with gratifying results for no music
is so welcome to the islander as that
of Hawuii mel
AT the home of Mrs. Theodore
Richards on Thursday afternoon Miss
Lindemln gave private song recital.
The ladies' fortunate enough to hear
! Miss Linieman are warmly enthusi-
astlc over her beautiful voice ami
unusual ability. The program was
varied appealing 10 all the sympa.
thetic music lovers of Honolulu. The
audience included Mrs. Theodore Rich.
ards, Mrs. G. II. Atherton. Mrs c. h.
Cooper. Mrs. Francis Gay. Mrs West.
eryelt. Mrs John waterhouse. Mrs.
! Il. ID. Tenney. Mrs. James Judd, Mrs.
| Alex. Lindsay. Mrs. w. A. Love. Mrs.
Ross Mrs. w, II. Kinney. Mrs j. S.
McGrew. Mrs. Geo Rodick Mrs Her.
man Hanneberg Mrs. Mott-Smith
/ Mrs Chas. Wight. Mrs. NJ +. 'ProssSr,
Mrs. Twelfth Winslow. Mrsl Hugo
! Huzor DR.. J. s. Mcc"rv and Mr. Sid.
{ ney Hoben, and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peavy and
their sister, Mrs Jordan Murphy.
arrived Thursday on the steamer
b Claudine, and are again domiciled at
the Moana Hotel They returned af-
( ter very pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Baldwin. and were
the house guests of this charming
couple for several weeks. Mr.. Peavy
and Mr.. Baldwin were classmates at
Yale. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin are
ideal entertainers. and their visitors
are most enthusiastic over their Wis
it, declaring that on their trip
around the world, that the scenery
did not surpass that on Maui. Mr..
and Mrs. Collins, prior to their de-
paiture from Maui entertained at an
old fashioned luau, which proved
both novel and interesting to the
guests of honor.
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: Mrs. Garrett. wife of Lieutenant
Garrett. of the 10th Infantry, U. s.
A.. viii not arrive in Honolulu UNI
III May 18TH Mrs. Garrett who was
Miss Edith Spa,ding, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Spalding OF
this city, will sail from San Fran
cisco on the transport Sheridan. May
bth. Mrs. Garrett was one OF the
lelies OF Hopolu'u during her girl
heed days and her old friends are on
The Qui vive to give her II royal well
come. She is coming to this city TO
attend her sisters marriage, which
will take place June Sth. This date
has been chosen on account OF II be-
ing the date of the wedding ami
/kersary of Mr. and Mrs. Spalding,
the father and mother OF the pros
pective bride.
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I The opening of the new and ele-
gantly appointed building OF the Yo-
kohama Specie Bank on Thursday
from twelve-thirty until half after two,
was of the nature OF reception, OF
(which NJ. Tokieda. the manager, act
ed as host, and he was most pleasing
in his efforts to make the visitors
thoroughly at home. This company
OF Oriental bankers has reason TO be
proud of its handsome edifice which
Is an oynament TO the section of town
where 1t stands and Is also an evil
dence of the advancement they have
made in their adopted country.
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Mrs. Samuel Wilder and her mo-
Their. Mrs. A. T. Atkinson, will leave
April 9th, on the Wllhelminas Mrs
Wilder and Mrs. Atkinson Will not
7 stop In San Francisco. but will &c
direct to New York. where they will
embark for England. Mrs. Atkinson
Is an English woman, but has not
been in England for a number OF
years She has two daughters living
there, one Is married to an English
Naval Officer. the other is married tC
an Amer ,an; but she ard her hus.
, Land have taken up a permanent
residence in EurODe Mrs Atkinson