Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

ing room Of the hotel. Later the hosts
and hostesses participated in the dane
ing. Kaai's quintet club furnished
music for dancing.
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~ luncheon Tuesday. The luncheon
was served lat the Outrigger Club. The
Ladies' Auxiliary is the woman's
branch Of this popular club. On this
occasion the members of the outrig.
ger Club presented the President, Mrs.
Francis Swan2y a beautiful china tea
service for the Auxiliary. and also a
handsome table to serve tea to the
members. Judge Dole. president of
the Outrigger Club. made the presen.
tatlon speech.
Miss Coffee of San Francisco. who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gar.
tenberg. for the past two months Is
popular young girls that has visited
our sunny shores for some time. Miss
Coffee has been the motif for much
entertaining during her visit In the is
lands She is leaving today on the
Manchuria ana win b. sadly missed
by her numerous friends in the islands
Mr.. Percy Cleghorn, nephew of ex
Governor CleghOrn, leaves today on
the Manchuria for six months trir
I.ppIopl apI Scotland
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Doble who has
been so extensively entertained dur
ing their six weeks stay in the islands
leave today accompanied by their 1T
tie son, on the Manchugia.
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Miss Ada Rhodes, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. Francis Gay, fol
the past month, returned to Homo
lulu lat week, and Is being welcome
and entertained lhy her numerous
friends. The absence of this popular
girl made void in the social cir,
cles Of Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies will
leave the first week in May, for {
six months trip to England.
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Governor and Mrs. Walter Freal
with their two children, are sojourn
ing at their suburban home at thu
Peninsula
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Miss Eunice Pratt. daughter of Post
muster and Mrs. Pratt. departed OF
the sierra Anril 9Th for an indefinite
visit 10 the last. Chicago being thC
objective point. Miss Pratt Is a uni
versal favUrite In the social world
and her absence will be felt by he
many friends here.
Reverend w. ID. Westervelt Is. visit
ing in the City of Mexico and vii
make tour of the country before re
turning to Honolulu.
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Mrs. Tracey Robertson Of Seattle
who has been sojomning in Honolulu
re u,ned TO her home Wednesday, TAX
bAt lfhStht bl ll'
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A coterle of Officers from the The
It's gave stag dinner Friday even
ing, and later in the evening at
tended the hop that was given at tn
MCana Hotel
Mrs. C. NJ. Cook accompanied b,
her daughter, Miss Alice. and her son
Theodore, were passengers on III
steamer China, which left Honolulu
April End, They are en- route to Eu
rope where they will spend mucl
lime In the de lights of seeing the oil
world treasures. Upon their retur
Theodore Cook will enter college.
On Friday evening the Misses Lad
gave a Chinese dinner in honor O
Rrs. Reyes and Mrs. Julien Monsarral
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Mrs, George RoUet has issued inv
tation1 for a large reception and to
10 be giveSAT uesday April 18th, t
meet Mrs. AMI the Misses Pfuge'
ana Mrs, and Miss Reinies.
MIR. Marshall Darracm will sa
next Tuesday on the Kinau, to b
the guest of the Isenbergs on Kaua
he night after he arrives recita
, OF the Tempest" will be given a
Lihue, Kauai, on the 18th he wi