Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-30


to leave until late in June. The
Woods plan to come again next win /,
ter to stay another year.
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The management OF the Hilo hotel
gave a most delightful dancing party
to the Wilhelmina passengers The
house was profusely decorated with
pink blossoms and fern. while the
yard was made like fairyland with
hundreds of pretty japanese lanterns.
At eleven o'clock dainty collation.
was served About one hundred peO
pie were In attendance.
Central Union Church is TO be es
pecially decorated a. tomorrow's ser.
vices. Nothing will be used but palms.
as II is Palm Sunday. The arches on
either side of the organ are to have
an archway of palms. while In the nj.
coves will he the crossed palms, and
the pulpit will be decorated with tho
Jerusalem palms. Mrs. William Mon.
trose Graham Is responsible for the
idea. The music will be appropriate
10 the day.
Mr. and Ms. Geo. Donald. Miss J.
Mcdonald Miss J. Macdonald, Miss
Johnson and Mr.. Macdonald are Mo
nna Hotel guests for a few weeks
stay In Honolulu.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. l.. II. Watkins
of Fort de Russy will leave for their
new post AT Fort LeavenwOrth on the
/, transport leaving here on the fourth
, of April. Honolulu is sorry to lose
this popular couple.
, MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Halves Jr..
TO the delight of their friends. plan
: to stay bit longer. This delightful
, couple would please their friends
| greatly II they stayed here perman-
+. emily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James $. McCandless,
Mrs. Hargear and Miss Hargear left
. ON the Mongolia for Los Angeles.
n They will return In three months.
). Bishop Bashford of China Is the
/. house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
i dova Richards at their Kinau street
G home.
n Mr.. and Mrs Loriin Thurston ar
il rived home on this weeks steamer
: from Hawaii. where they have beer
Z visiting the William Sh!pmans for
II few days. The volcano was also Wis
tied.
- DIR. and Mrs. Dunlap are stop-ovcl
n. passengers on their way to the Orient
II for which place they leave next weei
II on the Chiyo Maru.
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Colonel Samuel Parker was home
II. coming passenger on the Manchuria
:, from Washington, after having mad
ID n record trip. Mr.. Parker goes 81
: often to Washington that II Is har'
IL to know Just where he Is n residen
N Of but. no doubt, Honolulu Is III
=, home.
rs ,
,s Mrs. J. A. Magoon, accompanied %
nj her son, J. II. MagOon, were nome
AZ coming passengers after a delishtiu
a four months visit in San Francisco
Miss Carrie Shipman gave a az
- lirhtful bridge party AT her home
~ Uilo on Wednesday of last week. Fou
~ tables We're played.
u, Mrs. Archer Irwin of Hakaiau wa
% n luncheon hostess on Thursday
III last week After luncheon the afte
noon was devoted to bridge.
~ Mrs. Sara Newcomb and h'
IL brother, Mr.. T.. A. p. Newcomb, wei
departing passengers on the wine
nina. They were laden with leis an
OH bouquets. Mr.. and Mrs. Newcom
FIR have by their graciousness endeare
it' themselves to large circle OF frien,
IN whose wish is that they VIII con
'u back shortly.
DS 4 r
TO Mrs. James Lessert OF Brookiy
New York, will arrive on the Lurlii
the first week in April Mrs. lie
al serts is the mother of Mrs, c. Mo
'"' tague Cooke, Jr.
ma + r
no The Fred Smiths, Ormond wal
ry' and the Denison family go out
Ill., their respective homes at Kohala ne
re- week to remain two weeks or uh
wh school opens again.
A jolly party of autoists made I