Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Major and Mrs. Wooten arrived on
the transport Thursday. The former
viii be In command of Fort DE Russy.
ut Waikiki.
MIR. and Mrs Johnnie Hamburg, who
have been occupying the "Purdy'' cot
tagc at the Seaside Hotel for the past
four months. will leave for their home
in New York shortly.
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Mrs. George kimball has been the
guest Of Mrs Andrew Fuller during the
last week Mrs. Kimball left ON the
kinau Tuesday for Kauai. accompanied
by her son. Mr.. clifford kimball. ON
the Garden islc they will be the guests
OF the Aubrey Robnsons for two
weeks. In a fortnight MIR. Kimball will
return to Haleiwa. Madam Kimball viii
visit the Honorable and Mrs. Charles
Rice at their beautiful home at Llhue.
returning to town the first week In Au-
gust.
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The Honorable and Mrs Charles Rice
of Kauai are expected to arrive. with
their two children. on August q. The
former will take part In the polo tour
namcnt. Both are very popular. and
their numerous friends In Honolulu are
always delighted when they visit in this
city. They will be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. King.
Mr.. Moses r. Clegg. the bactcriolo-
gist OF the Leprosy Investigation sta
ton left on the Sierra Wednesday Tor
Arkansas. II Is rumored that on his
arrival he will become benedict,
and will return with his wife. the
first part Of September to take up a
permanent residence in Hawaii mel.
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Major and Mrs. Neville. Miss Edith
Cowles ands Miss Sahm and Lieut..
Sahm arrived Monday from their
cruise among the other islands. They
visited Hawaii, Maui and Molokai, and
were most enthusiastic over their
journey to the volcano of Kilauea.
finding the crater very active. While
on Maui they were dinner guests of
Judge and Mrs. Selden Kingsbury.
On their return home they brought
Mrs. Frederick Klamp with them.
Mrs. klamp and her sister. Miss Cir
ard. have been visiting the Kings
bury's on Maui. The Kingsburys and
their guests recently took a trip to
Haleakala. The outing was too
strenuous for Mrs. Kamp, and on ac-
count OF III health she was COM
PEELED to curtail her visit on Maui.
Mrs. klamp is taking a rest cure at
the sanatorium.
Miss Boshcr. the principal of Kawa-
iahao Seminary. and Miss Kinney left
Tuesday for Maui. where they viii
spend two weeks ON the slopes of Ha-
leakala, at the James d. Castles horne
The crater of Haleakala IL the largest
volcano In the world. Miss Boshcr and
her party. with the help OF guides. will
take number of excursions In the in
terror of this wonderful crater. TIL,
first of August Miss Kinney and Miss
Bosher viii visit Kauai. where they will
renal nuntil September. They will
make their headquarters at Lihue.
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Miss Grace Robertson left "Wednesday
on the Sierra for a three month visit
In San Francisco. where she viii visit
n number OF friends. During the re-
mainder of July she viii visit Miss
Wormers In San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell are
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends over the arrival OF Il
baby girl.
Mr.. St G. Sayres returned Sunday
from II business trip to Kauai
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Monday afternoon, the Hotel Colo.
NAL was the scene OF much gaiety
when the United Service Bridge Club
held their first meeting. since they de.
cided to discontinue their meetings
at the ladies' annex at the University
Club. At the end OF the playing II
was universally conceded by the mem.
bers of the club that the change had
been an advisable one, for the
Colonial affords much privacy and Il
very cool and. delightful In every way
The refreshments were delicious and
dainty. and there was universal feel
ing OF satisfaction when the members
dispersed. Mrs. Clifton Carter was
the recipient Of the frs. bridge prize
tea pot OF Canton China enclosed ~
tea cozy, with two tea cups of the
same ware: Miss Katherine Stephens
won the second pirze, an Oriental hal
pin. Mrs. Walter Cowles was present
ed with "heart" prize. A Hawaiian
lei girl, framed In handsome kot
wood frame.
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Mrs. Ranney Scott entertained in
formally at tea Friday afternoon In
a