Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-14

| Mrs. Walter Francis Dillingham;
will entertain at tea Monday after
! noon all persons who are interested in
! the kirmesS. This entertainment is
| to be given on gigantic scale, and
entails a great deal of work The
/ future plans for the affair are to be
discussed at Mondays tea. The guests
/ are invited for half-after four O'Clock.
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| Mrs. McGauley who underwent a
painful operation in the Queens Hos
nital returned Friday to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg, where
she had been visiting prior to her i'll
ness. Mrs. McGauley is a warm per-
sonal friend of Mrs. Isenberg having
travelled on the European continent
with her this spring.
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Lieutenant Robert Pierce. Lieuten-
| ant Roy Lowell and Lieutenant Oliver
Floyd of the U. S. Marine Corps have
apartments at the Alexander Young
Hotel. During their visit in these ISL
ands they are being extensively enter
| tanned by service people.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p. Smith promi
| nent San Franciscans, are at the
/ Volcano House. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
arrived on the Lurline, On their
return to the city from Hawaii, they
will resume their apartments at the
Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hedemann will
leave on the twenty-fourth of this
month enroute for Japan China. Phi
lippine and Formosa. This popular
couple will be gone from the islands
for nearly year They will be keen
ly missed by their numerous friends
in Honolulu.
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Mr.. Paul Isenberg, while visiting
relatives on Kauai, met with pain
full accident, although not a serious
one. While stepping out of an auto
mobile Mr.. Isenberg strained one of
the lgaments in his leg and has been
confined to the home for several days
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An engagement Of great interest
twill be announced shortly. Little Dan
Cupid has been working very quietly,
but has been doing some very com
mendable work-both parties are pro-
minent socially in this city,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marlin Hep
burn are domiciled in the artistic
bungalow of Mr. Won Hollis at Wal
kiki Mrs. Hepburn is home on Tues
days to her numerous friends.
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Lieutenant Selden Kennedy and
Lieutenant Miles Thacher of the U. S.
Marine Corps. have been stopping at
the Alexander Young Hotel but left
Friday for their station in Manila.
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Mrs. COckburn's Tea.
Mrs. James Cockburn will be one
of next weeks hostesses. This charm
ing young matrdn will entertain at
4 o'clock tea on next Tuesday.
Welte- Mignon Recital.
Monday evening there was a large
gathering of society folk at the Mo-
ana Hotel to attend the WelteMig-
non recital which was given under the
auspices of the Morning Music Club.
The most popular numbers were
Waltz Op. 70, No. /, Chopin. played by
Fannie Bloomfield Teisler; the Santa,
e Minor, Op |, Grelg, played by Olga
Samaroff; the Prelude, OPP. %, No. %,
F Major, Chopin, played by De Pach-
mann, and Concert Etude, by Smetana,
Dlayed by Tersa Carrens THE La
Soiree dams Grande" number, by
Claude Debussy, was the first of his
selections ever rendered before Ho-
nolulu audience and did not meet with
much enthusiasm Debussy's style is
odd indeed and must be studied to be
appreciated The entire program
was excellent.
Among the music lovers who con-
gregated to hear the wonderful rem
dition were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hede-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck,
Mrs. Albert Judd, Mrs. Westervelt,
Mr.. and Mrs Love, Miss e. Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt, Mr.. New
comb, Mr.. and Mrs. Marx, Mr.. and
Mrs Wares, Mrs. Macmillan, Miss
Mist, Mrs. Newcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Howard Hitchcock, the Misses Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbon, Mr.. and Mrs
Scott, Dr. Ramus, Mr., and ; Mrs
Adams, Mrs. Walbridge, Major Hart.
Miss Winneg Mr.. and Mrs. Wores, Mr..
Mist, Mr. and MRS. Cultmins, Rev. and
Mrs Hall, Nj. Prentice Miss Marjorie
Peterson, Mrs. Yates, Miss Sheffield
Mr. Barnes, and many others.