Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

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Thursday February s.
Mrs. Sandow. wife of Dr. Sandow
of Maui. is visiting her sister. Mrs }
Roi crt Romd in Manna valley.
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MIR. Fitzmauricc. n special CORE
suoudcut of the London Times, arriv.
ed this week i'm Honolulu. MIR. Fitz-
maurice has taken apartments at tn"
Colonial Hotel
MIR. stokes of Honolulu Is visiting
on Kauai, where he is engaged in look
ing up curios ana Hawaiian relics
The Kindergarten Association held
an interesting meeting Friday morn
ing at the Young Womcn's Christian
Association rooms. The new prcsi-
dent. Mrs. Richard Ivcrs. presided.
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Miss A. NJ +. Taylor Of GlonwOod,
o.. and party hay" cablcd for rooms at
the Hotel Plcasanton, and will arrive
IN Honolulu nest week they ar" COM
ing expressly to witness the Floral
Parade.
Mrs. Buchly and Miss Buchly, mother
and sister Of Mr.. Buchly, the talented
musician. arrived in Honolulu ycst"r-
day on the Sierra after years so
jnurn in Europe"
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon returned
I to Honolulu yesterday after pleas
/ ant two months visiting mainland
cities.
Mrs Edward Watson and little
Virginia are visiting with Capt and
Mrs. Slattcry in Jacksonville.
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Miss Natalie Wood Is slowly rCcOv-
cring from her accident of n few
weeks ago. Miss Natalie has been the
! recipient of many kindnesscs and at
tcntion from her young friends.
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The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
held u social meeting mt the residence
of Mrs. John Francis Bowler on Fri
day afternoon. This aid society does
Il great deal of good In Honolulu and
II Is the hope OF the officers that with
the large number Of people Interested
that much good will be accomplished.
Sewing IL done for the poor and needy
aud Il little of the milk of human
Kindness extended by the visiting
committee to the less fortunate sis
ter or brother: the children appeal
/ especially as so much can be done
for their future bctterment and II Is
only possible to make people better
by starting to help them as children
Then they in their turn are better
equipped to become capable of rear
ing coming generations. The future
, of the boys and girls Is serious
problem and the Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society aims at being responsible II
, a small way for the uplift of human
$ ity. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Belser are goin'
:. to move out to their Kahalawai res
! idcncc for the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Ilodgns returned tt
, her home today. Mrs. llodGinS
friends are delighted at her rapid rc
4 covery.
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II Mrs. Jack IIawes Is the house CUES
l. of Madam Ilawes at Sans SOuCi
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Il The Humane Society meets on Wed
|, ncsday AT the Young hotel and the OF
u hcers urge good attendance of mem
hers. A laS%c representation of mem
bers Is what the officers are amin
= at and hoping for.
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The many friends of Mrs. Gcorg
Rcnton, Jr., will he panied to kno'
Il that she has not been rs well for tn
past week as they would like to hav
her. The many little kindnesses an
- acts of attention show how much be
i, loved is this youthful matron.
Paymaster and Mrs. Irwin of IN
navy will give a bridge party on Sat
urday evening, February 10, ut tn
home of Capt, and Mrs, Mark, whcr
~ they are visiting.