Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-19

Honolulu people at Hotel Stewart.
August ~, were pr II. Horndon, r. NJ.
Church, A. W Meyer aud family. Mr.
and Mrs. j r. Scully. Mr. and Mrs
Conrad Won Hamm, n. ] Schoenbergcr.
r. w liedcman, Mr.. aud Mrs II. D.
Wishnrd. John a Hughes, W. Charles
Hughes. T. J, Nolan. Captain J. II. Par
ker, Mr.. ANA Mrs. Schuman, Miss
Schuman, Mr.. and Mrs G.. Il. Gibson,
Miss Muriel Gibson, Miss Inez Gibson.
Charles r. Warren, J. lombard. DR.
r. w. Anderson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs, Wade Warren Thayer. Miss Caro-
line Parker Green, Mrs. a. J. Gossin,
pr. ]. T. Wayson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T.. Jaeger, Mrs l.. McWayne,
Mrs. $. G. Allen, Mrs G. H. Athcrton,
Miss Laura Atherton. Miss Juliette
Atherton Mrs. Alexander Young, Miss
Bertha Young. Miss A. Mcintyre, II.
f. Mcintyre Gerald Hughes. Miss Irene
Dickson, Manuel Camara, T. r Mich
OILS, Edward W. Quinn ID. H. Davis. w,
III. Smith John Fern.
4 4
Senator and Mrs. Eric Alfred Knud-
sen came over on the steamer Hall
last Saturday to witness two games
OF the polo tournament They are the
guests of DR.. ana Mrs. James Judd
at 927 Prospect street During the
past week this popular Kauai couple
have been in whirl of gaiety, being
the guests Of honor at innumerable
affairs. Sunday evening. DR.. and
Mrs. James Judd gave an informal
dinner In their honor and an auto
mobile party-to witness the polo
match-is to be given for them this
afternoon The Senator and his at
tractive wife will return to Kauai
TUESDAY. where they will entertain
at another large house party. Among
their guests will he DR.. Ramus and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Love.
4 4
Mrs. Herman Focko and her sister
Mrs. =. Il. Stackable who have been
IN Germany Tor the past six months
viii arrive In Honolulu next month
They spent week or ten days In
New York together. Later Mrs. Focke
and young child iourneyed to San
Francisco and will arrive on one of
the Pacific mail liners on September
the tenth. Mrs. Stackable took the
Canadian route, planning to visi.
friends in Vancouver and will arrive
ON one Of the Australian liners on
September 18th. Both OF these social
favorites will be welcomed home, by,
their numerous friends.
4 4
II Is rumored that Miss Enid GREGG.
gagged to Mr.. Roger Topp, who is a
prominent member of the Burlngame
Club Miss Gregg visited Colonel and
Mrs. Samuel Cunning last year at
Fort Shafter, ana made many friends
In Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg and
Miss Ethel. are pla1nilg trip to the |!
Orient and may doci'a to sop over
In Honolulu, Mrs Gre g Is as beauti- |
full as her two dn ,Ghters an Is so
youthful in app, dranca that she looxs |
more like their sister. The Gregg
family are S. ending the summer at
Cloverdale. Gel.
After an enjoyable summer outing |
at the Augustus Knudsens' camp on
Kauai, Mrs. Walter f. Frear and !
children returned to their home on
Sunday. The Governors wife Is very
fond of tramping/ and horseback rid
Ing, and INDUCED frequently in these
paAimes while she was on the Gar
den Isle. Mrs. Frear and some of
the other guests would take daily
tramps of four or five miles In the
beautiful mou' famous country, or
take long horse back rides. II Is de- !
lightful and cool on Kauai, and the
invigorating atmosphere is conducive
to exercise.
A large number Of friends and rela-
tives were at the wharf Wednesday, !
to bid Miss Ruth McChesney bon
voyage when she sailed on the Will
helmina for California. where she will
visit her grandm1ther, for two or
three weeks. At the end of that time
she will 20 East TO New York for
year to visit her uncle and aunt, who
reside In that city, The attractive
young society girl was ladened with
dainty gifts, steamer letters and for
al lels.
4 r
DIR. A. T.. Bruno Of California gave
his son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T.. Bruno of this city pleasant
surprise by arriving on the Wilhel-
nina. The lamentable part of the
visit was that It was of such shor..
duration. The doctor Is a noted and
prominent physician of Stn Fran
cisco. and was compelled on account
of his practice TO make the return
trip on the Wllhelmina that left on
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