Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

Focke, Miss Wood, Mrs. Scale. Mrs.
Arthur Brown. Mrs. L. Faxon Bishop,
Mrs Edward Tenny, Mrs. Jack Dow
sett, Miss Walker, Mrs. Bralnard
Smith and Mrs. A j. Campbell.
4 4 Ks
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Browns Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Browns din
ner was greatly enjoyed by the coterie
of young people that were present.
The dinner was given Tuesday eve
ming In honor of Miss Matson, Miss
McMahon and Miss Zabriski. The table
was decorted in hot house flowers and
maidenhair ferns. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Miss Mcmahon, Miss Zabriski, Miss
Kennedy, Mr. Walter Delllngham, Mr..
Richard Wright and Mr.. viii Roth.
4 4 4
Lord Kitchener. who covered himself
with glory In the Boer war, and later
was conqueror in the Sudan when the
Khalifa was utterly routed, and who
has made himself famous for all this
bravery. will be passenger on the
CaDadian-Au steamer Mariana,
arriving here on March 2sth en- route
to Vancouver. This distinguished gen.
eral will receive an ovation from the
British citizens, and every courtesy
will be accorded him by the American
community as well, for his valor and
achievements are known the world ov-
er and he has won the admiration and
honor which is his due.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Adams of
Los Angeles departed on the Korea
Tuesday. March Sth. after soiourn Of
month at the Moana Hotel. These
charming people are so enamoured
with Honolulu that this has been
their third visit here-either on their
return from worldwide trip. In the
coming September they will be here on
their around the world trip Mr>~and
Mrs. Adams have endeafed themselves
to those who have had the pleasure OF
meeting them by their quiet and un
destinations manners.
Tuesday. March Sth, the Hawaiian
Band was kept quite busy In furnish
ing the music which was to speed the
passengers of the transport Thomas
u. S. A., and the Korea later, who
were en- route to the Coast, filling
the ears of those who walked the gang
plank with melody and their hearts
with regret that this was farewell
to the islands, where some came tt
regain health and others for pleasure
4 4 4
Mrs. Tracy Robertson Of Seattle
Washington, is a visitor In Honolulu
and is guest ofNthe Hau Tree. at Wal
kiki. Mrs. Robertson has been noted
for her beauty and popularity In Seat
tic social circles from early girlhood
and there has been no diminishmen
to her attractions, which render her ;
great favorite.
Mr.. Ralph Clark who Is connecte,
with the lumber firm OF Wheeler, Os
good q Co.. of Tacoma, Washington
Is a guest at the Young Hotel an,
will remain on the islands for SOM
time Mr.. Clark is an enterprisini
Young business man who has a mum
Der of friends in Honolulu.
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Mrs. Vernon l.. Tenney, who ha
| been visitor at the residence of MI
and Mrs. Edward Tenney, will leav,
for her home on the mainland on tn
Enrline, sailing March 18th. Mrs
Tenney will be accompanied by he
young son.
| Mr.. II. F. Wichman departed for tn
mainland on the Korea for a trip L
the larger Eastern cities, and may es
tend his journey to Europe, as Their
Is no definite time fixed for his return
| X 4 4
Miss Helen Quarels. daughter O
Judge and Mrs. Quarels. leaves shorl
ly for the mainland, and will accom-
! pany Miss Wadman abroad. Honolul
will lose another pretty and attractiv
girl belonging to the younger soclet
set. Both of these young girls wi