Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09

tertained when he was stationed on
the U. s. 8. West Virginia, not only
by the service folk, but the Honolulu
people as well.
Mrs. Walter Cowles and Miss Edith
Cowles are visiting Judge and Mrs.
Kingsbury ON Maui.
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Mrs. osborne. wife of Canon Us
borne, is expected to arrive In Homo
lulu Tuesday on the Makura Mrs.
osborne has been visiting her son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
osborne, at their home In Vancouver.
Mrs. osborne made flying trip"
having left on the Mariana August
18th. Her main object was to go
and see her two little grandchildren.
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Douglas Baldwin are expected home
Sunday on the Kinau. They have
been enjoying Il vacation on the
Garden lsle,' where they have been
spending most of their time In the
mountains at the Ben Baldwins' place.
They are returning to Honolulu to re-
sumo their studies at Punahou.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Schaefer with
Miss Pauline aud Fred Schaefer will
be outgoing townspeople on Wednes-
days Wilhelmina. Miss Pauline and
Master Fred are returning to school,
while Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer are TAX
ing their annual trip.
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Mrs. Alice Hastings and Mrs. Geo.
Herbert with their daughters, Alice
and Rose, are enjoying their stay In
San Francisco. Mrs. Herbert and
Rose are expected back presently. but
Mrs. Hastings and Alice are planning
q trip to Europe.
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Miss Belle Weight was a home
coming passenger on the Sierra after
n most delightful four months visit
with Madame Hind.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Balch are en-
joying the cool breezes of Tantalus.
they are occupying the Browns place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Thompson
are up on the Tantalus mountains for
n month at the Giffard home.
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Miss Eileen Mccarthy was home
coming passenger on the Sierra after
having spent three months in Yose-
mite and Yellowstone.
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Mrs. John Ena Is In Honolulu once
again, renewing old friendships. She is
the house guest Of her brother Mr..
John C. Lane on Miller street. Mrs.
Ena was one of the most distinguished
women at the birthday reception Of
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani. Mrs.
Ena Is a woman Of charming person.
atty and gracious manners.
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Miss Mollie Grace was an incom-
ing passenger on yesterday mornings
Sierra. Miss Grace spent her vaca-
tion In the mountains and staying on
an inland farm OF her uncle's.
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Doctor and Mrs. Mitchell and their
sister, Mrs. W. Lucas. have taken
apartments at the Hotel CORTLAND.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Pratt OF the
Field Artillery have recently gone to
Leilehua. where the former has join
ed his regiment. They are being ex-
tensively feted by their friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy
| entertained twenty-nine Of their re-
latives at a charmingly appointed din
ner at their home In College Hills
last evening. The occasion was of trl-
pie importance. celebrating the birth
day anniversaries OF the late Hon.
Charles Judd. father of Mrs. Swanzy.
Mrs. Laura Dixon. her aunt and also
the twenty-first anniversary Of Miss
Nora swansy. the young daughter pf
the hosts.gy. rs
ter, accompanied by, their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Carter. will leave on
the Sierra for the East. Miss Carter
will continue her studies at Clayton
vile. near Baltimore.
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Closely contested games were expo
rienced by the members OF the Unit
ed Service Bridge Club. when they
held their fortnightly meeting at the
Hotel Colonial on Monday OF this
week. The club is composed OF ex-
cellent bridges" which lends added
| zest to the meeting. The three prizes
were won by Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Ar
thur Mark and Mrs Shepherd. These
pretty trophies consisted OF exquisite
hand embroidered towels. Mrs, Par
dee was the hostess for the after
noon. and the success of the after
noon. was due mostly to her efforts.
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Mrs. Arthur Mark and Mrs. JOS
eph Sheedy won the prizes at the
Wednesday Bridge Club, which was
entertained nv Mrs Wtlcov M tho