Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-04


Monday at the Queens Hospital for
appendicitis. The patient is making
such rapid strides to recovery that
she expects to return to her home on
Punahou street next week. Mrs.
Baldwin is very popular, and has bccn
the recipient of numerous flowers.
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Major Rooster, who was stationed
for over a year at Schofeld Barracks,
liz now at Fort Robinson, Nebraska,
and writes that he likes his new sta.
ton on the mainland. Mrs. Rooster
is visiting relatives In New York, and
later will visit In Washington, u. e.
She will not go to Nebraska until
the May OF 1912.
4 4 4
Mr. and Mrs. Frank llalstead and
family are enjoying their new -four
door" Cadillac touring car that re-
Gently arrived from the mainland.
President Grifiiths of Oahu College
met with painful accident recently,
spraining his knee. which confined
him to his home for u number Of
days. His friends are delighted to
see him up and around" again.
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CAPTAIN and Mrs. Wilbur sailed on
the steamer Wilhclmina for Hawaii,
with their objective point the Volcano
House, where they will be guests for
few days. planning rip to the
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Captain and Mrs. Wallace lett on
the transport Friday evening, on
route to their new station at Fon
jay, New York llarbor.
4 4
H. NJ. G. Thomas Harrington and
his charming wife have taken apart
ments at the Hotel Colonial. The
former British Consul, Ralph Forster.
left recently for Europe. The new
English Consul and his wife have
been the motif for number of en-
tertainments since their arrival in
Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs Zcno X Myers have
IIoN''l IIl'o Tsu""'' ""'F'h h'"''
on Thurston avenue AID Green street.
Mrs. Myers will observe ne her 'at
home" day the second and fourth
Thursday of the month.
4 4 r
Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Hamilton left
Orient. They are planning to return
to Honolulu on the sixth of January.
4 4 4
Many friends were at the steamer
to bid Mrs. John Ellicott a bon yoy-
age" rs the transport sailed last even
ing for California. The popular so
ciety matron was ladened with lcis
, and gifts consisting of fruit, books,
candy and flowers. During Mrs. Eli
colts visit with her "son and daugh-
| ter, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ross Kings
bury, she was extensively entertained
by the society folk of Honolulu. i
was hoped that Captain EllicOtt',
! ship. the U. s. s. Maryland, would
be numbered among the war vessels
that have been ordered to Honolulu
but the ship has been ordered 4
Southern California instead. Mrs
Ellicott and her attractive youn,
daughter expect to winter mt thu
Coronado Hotel. while the Maryland
is ut San Diego.
Mrs. Edward Tcnney and Miss Will
| helmina Tenney have been accorded
n warm welcome since their arrival
Tuesday on the steamer Wilhelmina
Mrs. and Miss Tcnncy spent the major
portion of the summer months at "Th6
Potter" at Santa Barbara, where the
latter enjoyed golfing and tennis. Two
or three weeks were spent at LAX,
| Tahoe, which Is a favorite resort wit
the island people. The remainder q
their visit was in San Francisco
where they were guests at the Palac
| Hotel.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen ar
most enthusiastic over their new sta
| ton at Fort Douglas, Utah. Mrs
Bowen was Miss Spalding Of Homo
lulu. and has always been considere,
one of the prettiest girl sin the H.
lands, as well AS numbered amongst
the most popular ones. After her
marriage Lieutenant Bowen was sta
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