Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-08

are now under way, and II is expect
cd that the number of decorated au-
tomobiles in line will be Twice that
of last year. Everyone seems filled
with enthusiasm, and tho early start
made by Mr.. Harold Dillingham;, the
general director of the day, seems
bound to bring good results. The
local society people are planning
their cars already, and some extreme
ly dainty but intricate designs are
now under way. Some of the local
people who were in San Francisco at
the time OF the Portola festival re-
turned with ideas gathered from
that source, which will be novel and
give touch of variety TO the pro-
gram.
In the evening the society folk
who have not been tired to death by
their exertion In the parade and
throughout the afternoon perform
ances, will all take in the Elks' car
nival on Bishop street. opposite the
Young Hotel, and then wind up the
days fun at the masquc ball on the
roof garden. In these two places
the God of Fun will reign and his
many devotees viii have plenty to
do bringing others to worship at his
feet. II is expected that the Ha-
waiian band and the famous band
from the Firth Cavalry will both be
on hand during the evening to as
sist in the joy OF the general af-
fairs with their strains of music.
With the many plans which have
been made. 1t seems certain that
Honolulu will have one OF, the great
est days OF beauty. pleasure and fun
In its history.
Mr.. Lymer and Mr.. Larson two
Harvard graduates and Mr.. James
Page are living with the Frank Hus-
faces at Waikiki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder
were passengers on the Tenyo Maru.
leaving for an indefinite J voyage
which will take them to many parts
of the world, which they left out in
a former itinerary. Before their de-
parture, many dinners, luncheons
and suppers were given. Many a
godspeed Is sent them on their long
journey. ~
| Governor Frear returned ON the
tTenya Maru. January the third from
a visit to Washington, ID. C. aud
ether Eastern cities, Governor and
Mrs. Frear will resume the holding
OF their pleasant receptions. which
were suspended during the absence
OF the Chief Executive.
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A great deal OF interest Is felt In
the propagation for the great Floral
Parade on February the twenty-sec-
ond, which II is said will eclipse any
former pageant held In Honolulu.
Under the able dictatorship OF Har-
old Dillingham; and his aids---men OF
ability ana Aunexceptionables taste.
this cannot fail to be one OF the
most brilliant events In the annals
81 Hawaiian history and fitting
tribute To the one whose birthday
should be celebrated by every loyal
American. 'f 'H % p,
Colonel Biddle, Engineer Corps.
Chief OF Engineers OF the Department
OF California. returned, January the
nnh on the United states Lighthouse
Tender Kukul. Major Winslow. En-
eincer Corps, In Charge OF local
Army work. accompanied Colonel
Biddle to lilo, where they went to
inspect the HID breakwatcr. The
efficiency OF these officers Is well
known and thcir genia manners,
have made them most acceptable to
the ones who were fortunate In meet
Ing them. l,sV iulB isp M
Reverend ana Mrs. Henry Judd
have returned from a visit 10 rcla'
|tives on Molokai, and are now ready
TO receive their friends at tneir new
residence at nine. hundred and nine
teen, prospect street. lftl
nt} luirf go 4
Miss Vera Damon returned from
Kauai on the steamer Kinau Satur-
day, January FIRST 'a'f
sfFplbl ~ - 4 hl
Miss IT. AZ Alexander left for
visit in Maui on Friday, January
seventh. she WIN return to Homo
lulu about the twentieth.
N'th 4 4 49,
Judge Ballou was a'passenger for
Hilo on the steamer Alauna Kea.
sailing Tuesday January fourth.
"9" ~ tMHN Nn'iA 4N p.
Admiral and Mrs Rees ara domi-
ciled in the Gerrit wilder's beautiful
home at 1880 Uaiakaa street. The
wilders' bungalow q one 81 the most
beautiful houses In Honolulu. 9l''