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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20

va el aparato no era sino una
flecha suspendida por eucanto en- e
cielo palido'
-iDesciende! iDesciende!
FL encanto Sc rompe.
Prlmero aquella palabra fu6 pro-
nunciada en- voz baja, luego en- un
clamor universal.
-iDesciende!
Vefase que la flecha crecia y ra-
pidamente Sc ,transformaba en- ma
quina alada. Algo brillante y opaco,
a veces reflejo fugaz 8 sombra in
distinta, surcaba ell aire por debajo
del aparato. Tai vez asi fuera la pri-
mera pluma caida de las alas de lea
70 sobre ell mar.
Una voz de terror exclam6:
-iLa helice! luna capa de la he
lice!
Y Ell espanto Sc propag5 por una
toda la multitud, no de voz a voz,
sino de cuerpo a cuerpo.
-iCae!.
Las voces los rumores poseian
una resonancia sobrenatural, nc en-
Ell aire sino en- las almas.
Y nadie grito mas; nadie volvio 4
respirar. Toda aquella humana an
gustia tuvo una sola faz convulsa,
una sola mirada que bajaba hacia el
suelo, Ella vic oscilar las olas del
aparato que Sc inclinaban a uno y
a otro lado como un balancin loco;
VIC que q impulses del tim6n el lar
go huso Sc encabritaba, cabaceaba
y Sc equilibraba por algunos instan-
tes en- una tentative de vuelo corri-
do, dando esperanza de salvacion;
luego 10 vic precipitarse sdbitamen-
te hacia adelante, privado de todo
sosten, caer con la rapidez de un Pc
so. muerto, chocar contra el suelo
con un choque que en- ell silencio del
alma semejaba un trueno.
Luego oyose I'm galope de caba-
Hos que acudian. Por encima de las
barreras la multitud Sc desparrama
ba en- ell campo, avida de yer sangre,
de mirar Ia carne desgarrada. Re-
chazada por los caballos, la muche-
dumbre Sc arremolinaba en- tumulto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20

latiyamente j6ven planeta. Quiza,
los marcianos vesxiaron 4 probar all
gunos centenares de amos antes, VI
como jamasse les contest6, termins
ron por creerque la TERRA no estab 4
habltada 8 que sus moradores no sa
'procupaban en- ell estudio del univet
so 9 en- buscar Ia verdad eterna. La
clerto es q. no hay duda de que los
marclanos han ktratado de comuni1
carse con nosotros. No debe olvidar!
Sc que e telescopio nos era descono-
cido hace tres cientos ahos y que So J
lamente en- los ultimos Glen amos eS
que los astronomers han tornado en-
serio ell estudio de Marie, de aquf qu
puede suceder, que inadvertidos pot
los habitantes de la terra, Marte q,
zas nos haya hecho senales millarei
de alos ha y como no seles responl
diera abandonaron sus proyectos
acabando por Greer que la terra nj
estaba a habitada".
Ahora que el asunto Sc ha puestc
ante Ia atencion del mundo en- gene
raj y que tanto interes Sc ha demos
trado en- el, debe recordarse que 50
han ideado varias maneras de hace1
senales a Marte pero ninguna ha I'D
recido tan factible 8 improbable ID
railzacion como Ia del professor Pic.
ckerlng. 81 Sc compare con los estu-
pendos resultados que pueden obte-
nerse los dlez mMones de dollars que
importarfa la empresa ses asunto de !.
poca monta, y esta del todo dentro
de los limites de 10 possible que las
lianuras de Tejas 8 las planicies De la
California meridional vean los gigan- ;.
tezcos espejos centellear q los mum
dos a traves de los treinta VS. mi-
llones de millas de vaclo que nos Sc
paran de Marie, en- donde diestros as
tronomoss Sc apoderaran de las tan
ansladas senales que han estado es
perando quizas por espacio de diez
mil amos.
de The World Technical Maga~
zne) II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20
medida que fueran transcurriendo

medida que fueran transcurriendo
los amos"
Ell asunto de 81 existe vida
inteligente ono en- Marte ha dado lu-
gar disputas entire los astronomos
por espacio de amos, estando en- la &C
tualidad Ia opinion dividida. A la ca
beza de los creyentes fgura el profe-
sor Percival Lowell que ha hecho un
estudio del planeta que le ha ocupa-
do amos, en- su observatorio particu-
lar de Flagstaff, Arizona, en- donde,
en- una atm6sfera particularmente.
aprop6sito para observacienes cui-
dadosas, tiene uno de los telescopes
mejores del mundo. Conceptda los
canales marcianos como prueba de
un metodo cientffico de regadio Ella
Dorado con precision asombrosa.
"Del todo possible" dijo, "que los
projimos marcianos esten enposesi6n
de inventos de que nosotros no be-
mos sonado auny que entire el aero
plano y ell microscopic son cdsas
de I'm pasado que no Sc recuerda, que
Sc conservan con veneraci6n en- los
museos como reliquias de los primi-
tivos aparatos empleados durante
la ninez de aquena raza. Verdadera-
mente que 10 que vemes sugiere Ia e.
xistencia de seres que estan mas ade
lantados, y no mas atrasados, que no
sotros en- la car1era de la vida",.
Camille Flammarion, Ell celebre as
tronomo frances, no solo cree en- q.
Marte este habitado por seres senti-
mentales sino que es del todo posi-
bic la communication con ellos en- la
forma indicada por el profesorPicke
ring. "Una vez cambiadas las prime
ras llamadas rudimentales" dice,
"equlvaldria al saludo interplaneta-
RIO de "iEstais ahff?" En- cuanto Sc
Ia communication, seria
cosa facil la invencion de una clave
para trasmitir el pensamiento, que
la entendieran .ambos mundos. No
dudo de que los marcianos trataron
de comunicarse con nosotros cente-
mares de miles de amos ha, ,cuando va
gaban los mammuts por nuestro re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20

Ell htalo que precede d
estas lfneas, corresponds
d Ia Ultima ,aovela de
d Anmnmzi0, inspirada
en- eI eItemn.cbsolutan,ente
moderrso de la aviaci6n
Ell gran lirico describe
en- n6swesentes tragmeh- J.
tos, que'traducinlos espe-
cialmente, d aspecto trd-
gico de Ia aerostaci6n,
la.cafdado-esos hombres
ossdaues&fue-sc estrellan
entslisweleromo'un dgui-
Ia hersdd, en- aln ,tmpet7u
heso;co por remontorSe
hacsd eE sol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20

En- esta inprentsse vende .papsl
de periodlcos viejo i 81 quiGtll.
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cDMUN|cAAD0
CON MAR1E,

Continuation de Ia pagina 6a.)
biera desarrollado un plan de se1a-
les pronto Sc emplearfan exclusiva-
mente y la formula mathematical de
hacerlas claras seria abandonado.
"Las primeras senales para pala-
bras senc ilas al ser resueltas y esta-
blecidas, cederfan a otras y no Sc tar
daria mucho en- que quedara estable-
cida un clave VICENTE para traduclr
las ideas, comun a los dos planetas,
clave que como cualquier otro lido
ma aumentaria constantemente en-
riqueza de expression Y exactitud q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

pleasure of hearing them. Mrs. Mac
Kali possesses soprano voice OF
great purity and exquisite qualit v.
and the listener feels not alone the
charm OF the music but the force of
the thought which lies in the heart
of the song and is given such SYM
pathetic Interpretation by the sing
er. Mrs. Mackall will appear first
on the program and will render n
group Of French songs. Stephano's
song from the opera of Romeo ct
Juliette' tGounod) little Seven
teenth Century Minuet from the old
French, and Goring Thomas "Ai-je-
fait-un-reve." Later In the program
she will give second group Of Eng
fish songs "A Song of Love" by Mrs.
u. II. A. Beach, which is new here
and possesses all the charm of Mrs.
Beach's best work: Chadwick's AL
lah' which is noted for the perfect
accord Of words and music; and
"How's My Boy?" ian intensely
dramatic thing written by Sidney
Homer. husband of Louise Homer.
the grand opera orima donna who
has won great success Ia her intc'
probation of this song. Miss Mar
garet Clark the solo pianiste of the
evening, will also act as accompan-
iste. She understands well the sub
ordination of instrument To voice
and her accompanying Is all that Il
should be. In solo work her first APP
pearance on the program will be In
the second number when she will
present LISTS "Liebestraum' with
Its exquisite harmonies. She will
also render Strauss by the Brook
with Its fascinating movement. and
later Brahms number. Her final
number will be Macdowell's. arrange
ment OF Rameau composition, a
beautiful thing showing the big.
broad strokes OF a master hand. Miss
Clarkes playing Is marked by her
fine technique. her delicate tone. shat
ing, the quietness and dignity
of execution which bcspea,S
the delicacy and grace of her touch
One feels instinctively that this ar
fist has the full understanding OF
what she plays, giving both an In
tellectual and'musical Interpretation.
II Is probable the duet by Mrs. Mac.
Kali and Mrs. Zimmerman will be
added to the first program-"Comc
Live with Me and BE My Love" by
Arthur Foote. As there are no pat
ronesses for these events all tickets
are on sale at the Bergstrom Music
Co. on Fort street. single ticekts he
Ing 81, while tickets for the three
are $3.50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Bicarbonate Of soda when taken
before the meals will reduce flesh.
Take small spoonful to a glass OF
water Many physicians recommend
soda. but the treatment must be per.
severed with and not taken for a
while and then dropped.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Many women have wrong under.
standing OF the bang, believing II 10
only for children and young girls. In
this they are mistaken, as the bang
softens features that are hard, con-
ceals the little wrinkles about the
temples and acts as sort OF veil TO
the heavy lines across the forehead.
All women OF mature appearance
should wear the bang, but 1t must
be treated artistically.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

n,ron,. n, ,ho hr,do a.. ,o,, n.
tho,r chi,dron ana tho ',.rro o,ro,o
~ rs,.,,vcs al, noIor, ts,a. n
honcvmoop iii, n, .ovora, veal.
,bey came =, ,bo,r ,ow b,n,o a., ~
huo an vodnosday Nae ~ i,rno
number nj relatives ana roar ,r,ond.
were ,reson, and nortic,n,,oa In Tho
festivities ana were aIso cod, In
w,sb tbop n ba,,v io,rne, on, so,r
sailing over tbo 500 NJ m,tr,mony
and n ,opy and nanny ,,fo ,ooo,hor
Mr' H. ii. Trent returned on the
,..., " UP W '"e ''"'"
Mr.. Nj. r. Prosser. the attorney.
arrived on the steamer Mongolia
from visit to his eastern home
His sister, Miss II. II. Prosser, was
also passenger and will be the
guest of her brother this winter.
4
An enjoyable dance was given by
the Oficers of, the Fifth Cavalry mt
Schotield BARRACKS. in honor NJ ccn.
eral Barry. Tuesday evenipg rho
hall where the dance was held, was
bedecked with flags and bunting. and
the famous 9Th Cavalry band fur
nished the music, which in itself act
ed as an inspirations for dancing.
General Barry has been the motif OF
much entertaining during HIS sojourn
in the Islands, and his departure for
the mainland on January 9TH will
leave u void in Honolulu.
4 4
Major and Mrs wadhams NJ uo,,
Shafter. were host and hos,oss y, a
breakfast Xmaa morning Thi. ola.
borate repast was served n, noon
In the center of tho table was a min
In N,,,. i..t..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Since the days Of Cleopatra rain
water has, been considered the best
OF cosmetics for the complexion. and
walk In the rain Is OF more aid to
the face than a quantity OF medi-
cines. Not only the contact with
the fresh water. but also the damp
ness of the atmosphere. thoroughly
cleanses the tissues. effacing from
the skin all the wrinkles formed by
neat or worry. Long maps and walks
are also beneficial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

.,t. 4, NJ
:, ,,.,. $780,. -, r., y. ,,aee,'
H.. 49, "' a.o', ".oo'a'
0'o "e W"o,9 "n,ps
'oo"' ""' WINE w 'eu poihse''as' Ihis
broad rod satin ribbon WAC stro,chod
from, tho cep;cr IN tho ,pds or ,ho
long tnble ,b.t seated ,ho ,won,,.
guests. while scarle, po,rso,,,. AMI
moidopbair forms wore .c,,,,ro, 49,.
The table All tho favor, sor mo d,,,
ner--and they were npmerous-h,d
been ordered from Europe During
dinner "a nos,man. ,.s,oa m, ,ro.'
ents. which promoted mpcb mcr,,mon,
evenings festivities was tho watch
party given Inv Mrs w r. t,ca. In
honor of bor nioco Mis-. x.,h,r,na
Barnett of Salt Lake CITY. After
the evening of dancing at the Young
Hotel. the young peopIe repaired to
where an elaborate supper was served
at IL O'Clock. The party was chap
erohed by Mrs. Lucas sister, Mrs. +.
.. Barnett.
Mrs. Edward Watson entertained
informally at dinner last evening a,
her home ON Tburston avenno MI.
table decorations wore chr,s,ras
roses with hand.n,,,,o, -. 49,,
After dinner tho n,r,v a,,on,oa ,na
informa, hon a, A. y,,.., '"o
tboso ,re,en, ,oro A., Me-. 80,
Irm, pa,,o,,r,o A.. ',''
Rruce c,r,wr,uh, G. w.
and AR prroa Cau,n,,,,l, -. "'e''
o.
MISS Margaret Giddirgs, of Denver
COL, and Miss Mary Headden of Fort
collins, Col, arrived on the Mongolia
and VIII spend several months IN the
Islands. In the spring Miss Headden
will wed Kansas millionaire.
4
The steamer Mongolia brought n
large number or Uo,o,,,, ra,,,,
as well as a goodly share Of stranp-
ers, who expect to spend the remain
der of the winter in this healtb-piv-
ing climate. Not that they have
come on account OF their health. hut
It must be comfort to them To
know that they made n nice move in
coming here and are escapinp tho
rigorous winter which our eastern
friends are suffering from. What a
ielight II must be to them tn feel
he balmy breezes and TO sit under n
tree, or on the broad
annals overlooking the Pacific, horse
'ack riding, or driving, enjoying the
beauty a bounteous nature sets
'efore them, an afternoon tea, ten
MS. golf, picnic on the slope OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

more, Maryland, the marriage to
take place In June In this city. Miss
Hoffman Is at present in Hongkong.
China. where she has spent the past
two years with her family. and the
first formal announcement of the en-
gagement was made there few
weeks ago. where Miss Hoffman has
been very popular In the American
colony. Lieut.. MuDter is OF the U.
s. Revenue Cutter Service and was
formerly stationed in Honolulu on
The U. s. s. Manning. 20 is known
TO many Honolulu people. He Is al
present In New York City. Miss
HOFFMAN is rarely charming girl or
sweet and winsome personality and
has wide circle of friends here ana
In San Francisco and Berkeley. who
VIII be deeply Interested in the an
nouncement of her forthcoming mar
rage. She Is a graduate of the Uni
versity OF California and popular
member of Chi Omega sorority. and
IT, Is probable that some of her sor-
ority sisters may be present to assist
at her wedding. After leaving col
iege Miss Hoffman taught for two
years In the Honolulu High School.
resigning her position to accompany
her family to the Orient. She is n
member Of the College Club. having
previously been one of, he Board of
Governors, and member of the Ku-
nalu Boat Club, and her many friends
IN this cdy VIII look forward eagerly
TO her return In April, when the
family will probably take possession
OF their handsome home on upper Ke-
walo street.
Paymaster and .irs. frornberger
VIII entertain this evening at New
fear's dinner at their home on VIII
der Avenue. The table decoration
VIII be red carnations and maiden
hair. Among their guests will be:
Doctor and Mrs. Walter Holman. Mr.
ana Mrs. j. +. c. Hasens, CAPTAIN
and Mrs. Pourie and Mr.. VIII Me-
Inerny.
4 4 4
Mrs. ID. j. Hennesy, two children
and maid. from Butte, Montana. are
domiciled at the Moana Hotel.
4
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Fogg prom
inent Tacoma residents, arrived on |
the Korea and are registered at the |
Moana Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. C. d. Barry and Miss |
Barry OF New York are stopping at !
the Moana Hotel. The latter is an |
extremely pretty girl. tall and will
lowy of the semi blonde type. and
VIII prove a great acquisition to the
smart set OF Honolulu.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarleton celebrated |
their tin wedding, Tuesday evening,
by entertaining number OF their
friends at bridge. About thirty |
guests wore with the young couple, !
end an enjoyable evening was spent.
4 4
Master Benjamin Lee entertained
few OF his little friends at Christ.
mas tree, Thursday afternoon, Dec.
%. The little tots enjoyed watch
ing the lights on the tree. After the
lights had burned out. Benjamin
gave each Of his little friends a little
sift on the tree. then the little party
vas taken onto the lawn and the
picture OF the tree with the little
mes around II was taken. Refresh
nents were then served to the NAM
mas of the little ones. Besides the
little host, the invited guests were:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

After trying day nothing is more.
restful to the head than cloth sat
urated In toilet water and laid across
the temples. A good toilet water can
be made at home with lavender wa
ter. rose water and acetic acid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01
[ pfFAIs

'"hi oHN we pun Which, IOOheu ike
photographers paste. and II was not
until the Kaai quintet of native buys
struck up Toni Toni" that forks
and reserve were cast aside and the
most fastidious dipped into the poi In
the most approved native fashion. The
menu included many Hawaiian deli.
cacics, to which the hostess had added
rolls. cakes. coffee, etc, SO that none
might go away dissatisfied. The music
proved too much for the young people,
who gradually broke away from the
feast to whirl to the two.step and
waltz in the reception rooms which
had been cleared for the purpose. Fol
lowing are the names of some of the
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. and
Mr.. and Miss Benson OF Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormsby of Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Prof. and Mrs
Bryan, DR.. and Mrs. Frear, DR.. and
Mrs. Mackall Mrs. Withers of Lon
don. Eng. Mrs. White. Mrs. Bliss, Mrs.
Bannerman. Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. Alice
Brown. Capt. and Mrs. Cashier, Capt.
and Mrs. Mark. Miss Margaret Gid.
dings OF Denver, Colo, Miss Mary
Headden of Fort Collins. Colo. Miss
Julie Il. Raymond of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Leigh. Miss Stevens, Miss Cook.
MIR. and Mrs. Caroe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. DIR. Mar
shall D. Taylor, Mr.. Willis. Mr.. Lewis,
Mr. Bobo. Mr.. Birmingham, Mr.. Case
and Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Damon's Bridoe
Party.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Damon gave an informal bridge party
TO a few of their intimate friends. This
game was played until ~
o'clock. when the whistles proclaimed
the new year. and delicious chatting
dish supper was served. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
DonGherty. Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
schaefer, Miss Ada Rhodes and Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit wiIder's Xmas
Tree.
On Christmas Day Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
ft Wilder celebrated this anniversary
N a very beautiful manner. by making
'orty little poor children happy. At
iiree o'clock the children were ush.
cred into the drawingroOm. where
Xmas tree glittered. with ornaments.
inset. electric lights and presents. 1t !
vas almost awe.inspiring for the little
waits. for many of them had never |,
zen Christmas tree before or even
leard OF one. Santa Claus was there |
n all his glory, and distributed the
PRESENTS among the children-most of !
hem being Hawaiian children. After
he presents had been duly admired,
re cream. cake and candy were
ervcd, This has been an annual
vent with the Gerrit Wilders for some
inc. What an excellent idea Il Is.
christmas as II was meant to be cele.
rated, and by forgetting self and Civ.
1g ones bounty to the poor. Not only
he smart set of Honolulu will feel the
'ss OF the Gerrit Wilders when they
all for Cairo, next week.
+ 4 4
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg and her
yo small sons arrived Dec. 20 for
n Indefinite sojourn In her island
ONE.
Miss Constance Restarick return.
on the Mongolia much benefited !
health by her long visit at the ,
,ast. ,
One OF the most elaborate dlnucrs
last week was the Christmas dinner ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Remember that fresh air and open
air exercise braces the nerves Of tho
stomach and SO prevents indigestion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Miss Margaret Giddirgs, of Denver
Col, and Miss Mary Beadden of Fort
Collins. Col, arrived on the Mongolia
and will spend several months In the
Islands. In the spring Miss Hcadden
VIII wed a Kansas millionaire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Mrs. Wadhams, wife OF Major
Wadhams. received the sad news OF
her brother-in-law's death.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

MIR. and Mrs. C. d. Barry and Miss
Barry OF New York are stopping at
the Moana Hotel. The latter is an
extremely pretty girl, tall and will
lowy Of the semi blonde type. and
Will prove a great acquisition to the
smart set OF Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

The Lihue society notes have an
account of most delightful reccp-
ton given at the home OF the Hon.
w. II. Rice on Saturday evening,
Dec. Is, In honor OF the popular ply
stefan, DR.. +. l.. Putnam. and his
young bride. nee Miss Violet Damon,
one of Honolulu's lovely girls. Their
marriage was social event In Ho-
nolulu. The ceremony took place at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Tarleton celebrated
their tin wedding. Tuesday evening,
by entertaining n number OF their
friends at bridge. About thirty
guests wore with the young couple,
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Mrs. James b. Castle returned on
the Mongolia Dec. 20 from a visit in
the east, Mrs. Castle has been away
from Honolulu for long period, and
her many friends are greatly pleased
to give her the warm welcome al
ways accorded her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Mrs. Alexander Isenberg and her
two small sons arrived Dec. 90 for
an Indefinite sojourn In her island
home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

MIR. and Mrs. Horace Fogg prom
ihent Tacoma residents, arrived on
the Korea and are registered at the
Moana Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Margaret Kerr, Phyllis Hurd. An
toinette Porter, Herbert Auerback,
Enrol HURT, William Neal Mivajah
Neal, William Stone. Wilson John
stone, Jack Adams and Eileen Mar
tin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Announcement IL made today OF
the betrothal OF Miss Hazel Hoffman
of Honolulu, the charming eldest
daughter OF Mrs. A. Hooking, to
Lieut., William II. Munter OF Balti-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Leighton Gibson
are receiving congratulations ovcs IN,
birth OF little son born December 81
Mrs. Gibson is at Miss Johnson's San
atorium on Kewalo street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Lieut.. Phil Sheridan of the 5th
Cavalry. with large party OF friends
Will leave Tuesday on the Mauna
Kea to visit the volcano OF Kilauea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Mrs. ID. j. Hennesy. two children
ana maid, from Butte, Montana, are
domiciled at the Moana Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Miss Constance Restarick return
cd on the Mongolia much benefited
In health by her long visit at the
coast
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Miss Leigh OF Oakland is domicil
ed at the Hotel CORTLAND. Mis-,
Leigh Is stunning girl Of the brun.
cite type.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

One of the most elaborate dinners
OF last week was the Christmas dinner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Doctor and Mrs. Grossman VIII ar
rive IN Honolulu January 18th. tn
CHEESEMAN'S will be domiciled at 14iI
Kewalo street,