Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-05

iy and In hIphly accomplished She
has been taking vocal lesson III lnr
lin. Germany, for the past Two years,
and but recently returned from her
solourn abroad. Mr. Anderson. be.
longs to the law firm Of Kinney. Hal
Ion prosser ana anderson, aud IL
promlnent. both socially and In u
business way. In these Islands.
Mrs. selden y. Kingsbury has been
the house guest OF Judge and Mrs.
William whitney,,
MIR. and Mrs. Dilsngham's Theatre
Party.
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Dillingham; entertained Mt
theatre party. In honor of Miss Annie
Graham. After the performance at
the Orpheum, the entire party ad
iourned to the Young Cafe and enjoy.
ed supper.
Miss Ada Rhodes after a pleasant
rived Tuesday ON the Mongolia Miss
Rhodes looks prettier than ever since
she took her trip to California.
MIR. and Mrs. D. Howard Hitchcock
viii Entcrt,in.
Tuesday evening Of next week. Mr..
and Mrs. u. Howard Hitchcock will
entertain number OF their friends.
The former is a gifted artist of great
abli y. His pictures are works OF
art, he not only possessed an arts
tic local reputation. bnt is appreciat-
ed abroad rs well. The following In.
vitltion has been received:
Mr. and Mrs. D. Howard Hitchcock
At Home
Tuesday evening November the eighth
Kiohana Art League
eight to half after ten o'clock
| Pictures
"a Summer In California"
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Mrs. J. A. Kennedy and her daugh
ter were arrivals on the steamer viii
helmlna. Miss Kennedy Is receiving
royal welcome by her many friends
In Honolulu.
Although II was n rainy morning,
| Wednesday, when the Sierra sailed,
numerous friends of DIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hoffman were at the steamer TO
see them of. This popular couple
were ladened with fruit flowers and
candies as parting gifts from their
many friends. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lords Theatre Party.
Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. ].
Lord entertained eight guests at din.
ner at the Young Cafe, prior to the
theatre. This party was an Informal
affair. After dinner the host. hostess
and their guests attended the play at
the Orpheum.
The home of Mrs. W. G. Irwin will
be the scene of one Of the most inter
esting affairs OF the week in the musi-
cal Interpretation of "Thais" to be Civ
IN next Friday evening by Miss Mar.
garet Kemble. The oriental opera has
been a favorite in Paris and New
York. but this is the first opportunity
that local society has had of hearing
the celebrated music by Massenet.
The musicale will be attended by II
large number of society people, and
several dinner parties will precede the
. affairs. +. Call.
At the PleasantOn.
Miss Elsa n. Brooke of Philadel-
phia entertained few of her friends
4 with delightful dance at the Pleas
= anton last Saturday evening.
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C. A. Wood and son, and his daugh-
y ter, Mrs. Caroline NJ. Mullen of Wood
stock, ILL.,, who have been touring the
. islands with their Franklin car, sailed
for home per last Korea, They spent
:, six weeks at the Peasanton and ex-
y pect to return again next year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Odds Of Portland, who
: passed through here last year on a
tour Of the world. were again, reg
istered Mt the Pleasanton. Mr.. Olds
is the owner of Portlands largest de-
II partment store, where he employs
. over thousand people.
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Among the guests at the Pleasanton
are Mr., and Mrs. George B. Howard
u leaders Of the popular Howard Com
) pany, and Mr.. Robert McKim, the
leading man.
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Mrs. Lucy Painter OF Redlands. who
d Is one Of California's largest orange
growers, is stopping at the Pleasan'
ton hotel and will sail for Australia
= by next steamer, and on her return
. expects to stop over for month.
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Among the guests at the PleasnntoI
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