Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

was coupled with the announcement
that he Is now en- route 20 Italy, where !
the wedding will take place on May 2.
Miss Gaylord is the daughter OF Mrs. |
Charles Adams of Kenllworth. I'll. She |
and Mr. Dillingham; met some months |
ago at Honolulu in the course of her |
trip around the world, which termi. |
mates at villa Pietra, the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Acton, in Florence
where the elimination of the romance |
will be perfected. Mr.. Dillingham; Is |
an alumnus of Harvard and !
much of his time has been spent since |
his graduation in his Honolulu home. !
S. +. Chronicle.
The most fashionable audiences OF
the season gathered on Tuesday
night, and again on Thursday night
at the Alexander Young Hotel to
hear the Shakespeare Reciter Mar.
shall Darrach of New York, in two
recitals OF Shakespare's plays. on
Tuesday evening he offered for his
program the poetical comedy "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" and on
Tuesday the immortal tragedy.
Hamlet" SO enthusiastic was his
reception In these widely diverse
plays that supplementary course
has been demanded
Arrangements are complete for
the presentation of The Comedy of
Errors" and selections from his own
writings on Thursday. and Mach
ettc" on Monday in the same hall.
IIonors are falling thick and fast
upon our former President Theodore
Roosevelt. The German Emperor
William, is preparing TO entertain
him as royal guest-giving him all
the privileges Of such. lie will be
the Emperor's guest for three days,
and in that time Roosevelt will take
precedence In all entertainments and
be greater parsonage than any OF
the Princes who may be present at
the court. and while II Is some
thing unprecedented in the worlds
history, II is evident that the pow
ers that be recognize the Leaders OF
our great country, and delight IN
doing them honor.
4
Mrs. Clifford Kimball Il led the heart
OF her young son with Joy by giving
him. birthday party on Easter Mon
day al the residence of his grand-par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom King. About
fifty little folk responded to the in.
vitation and a merry afternoon was
spent on the beautiful lawn hunting for
the colOred eggs which rewarded the
happy children as they kept up their
search until the last egg was found.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard Smith and
their little daughter, Dorothy, left
on the Siberia, March twenty-sixth.
for an extended visit East, which
viii include trip up the beautiful
st. Lawrence Hver. and all the beau
4 tiful places enroute. Mr.. Smith Is
going for complete rest, and re-
taxation from business. The many
, friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith wish
them delightful trip and returning
) health.
Preparations for the entertain
ment of His Imperial Highness
! Prince Tsai-T'Ao, brother of the
Prince Regent of China, are in pro-
! gress, and he Will receive the honor
due him from his subjects in homo
lulu as he passes through en- route
4 to San Francisco. about April six
teenth, The Princes motive for Wis
iting the United States Is to become
conversant with the American mill
tary system. He will be accompanied
by large retinue OF attaches ana
servants.
Reverend Bliss of st. Andrews
! Cathedral. sailed Wednesday. March
both, on the Mariana. for Vancou-
Yer, for much needed vacation, and
will remain for several months, WIS.,
iting cities In the Northwest.
y 4 ~
Mr.. Frank Unger, prominent
Californian, was an arrival on the
Korea, Monday, and viii be the
guest of Colonel Sam Parker. ana
other Honolulu friends, remaining a
month or six weeks.
4 4 4
The Natal has outliyed her use
fulness Notwithstanding the new name
given her, aud the Weary Mary as
she has been facetiously called. will
take final rest. and to the travelling
public a finer and better steamer will
be given, which has been long felt
want especially as the travel 10 the
Northwest Is growing in favor, and Is
a convenience Tor tourists who hail
from the Sound, Cities"-for the win
ter visitors from Seattle, Tacoma and
other places have bsel increasing ana
their mode OF transit should he given
consideration.