Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16

W
lulu Friday. After months stay
with her mother in the city she viii
be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Guard,
of hilO, for a trip to San Francisco,
thence to New York and still farther
into the larger cities of Europe, in
Guiding Paris, Berlin and Rome.
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Miss de Nike, who has been with
the Robert Levers family for the
past three years, was an outgoing pas
senger on the transport Thomas on
her way to Manila to be married.
Miss de Mixes friends, who are many,
extend many kind thoughts and good
wishes.
Mrs. Wellington Gregg and her
daughters, the Misses Enid and Ethel
Gregg, are comfortably established at
the Hotel Blazac In Parls.-Argonaut
Miss Enid Gregg was the house
guest for a couple of months of Major
and Mrs. w. p. Dunning during Major
Dunning's command of Fort Shafter.
Miss Sara Lyman of Hilo, and Mr..
James Reed, chief officer on the
steamer Enterprise. whose engage
ment was announced last week, will
be married during the month of June.
Mrs. McLain, who has been so SER
iously III for the past three weeks.
shows a slight improvement.
: Mrs. Harrison was an incoming
passenger on the Thomas Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Harrison comes to
visit her brother. Lieutenant Colonel
Stamper whose wife met such an
unhappy death while walking around
the Wahana reservoir a few months
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Knight,
Miss Thelma Parker, Mr.. Gill Smart,
Mr.. Ernest Parker, Mr.. Sam Parker
and several other friends have gone
to Mana to celebrate the coming OF
age of Miss Thelma, which takel
place on the 18th of March,
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Mrs. r. Hutchinson of Papaaloa, and
Mrs, Panne, of Hakalau, cousins of
the hostess, was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs II. 7. Forest last Thurs
day afternoon. About twenty ladies'
enjoyed Mrs. Forests hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Monsarrat are
again in Honolulu. Mr.. Monsarrat is
an island man but has not lived here
Tor number of years, being en-
ployed In San Francisco and coming
here occasionally to visit his mother,
Madam MOnsarrat.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Bush OF Homo
lulu are recent arrivals In New York
City and are staying at the Hotel As
tor, Times Square, while there. Mr..
and Mrs. Bush are In the East for a
rest and change of climate and made
a lengthy visit In California before GO
ing to New York. Mr.. Bush Is con-
nected with the Honolulu Iron Works
which has an Office in New York City
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elgin made
another of their flying visits to Homo
lulu, being In town Just one week when
they returned to their home at Mahu.
Roma. While In town Mr.. and Mrs
Elgin visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Schaefer.
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Mrs. william =. Wooten will en-.
tertain at bridge tea on Tuesday In
honor of Mrs. Refs of San Francisco
who Ii at present her house guest. A
very delightful afternoon Is anticipat
ed by those hidden to receive the hos
pitallty of this charming woman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp ant
their house guest, Miss Cornet, will
remain as guests of the MOana unit
summer, when they will go out to thei
beach home at Kaalawai for few
months. The Klamps have purchase,
a beautiful 1912 model Packard
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| Mrs. Samuel Wright Tay and in
FAINT daughter, with her mother, Mrs
Kennedy and her aunt, Mrs. Putney
| leave on Wednesdays coastboun,
steamer after pleasant six months
IN Honolulu and its surrounding isl
| ands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Humbird an,
their daughter, Miss Humbird, will
leave Honolulu after most delightful
Two months. Like all tourists, the,
have gone into raptures over tn
natural beauties Of Hawaiian mel.
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| Mr., and Mrs. +. p. Hogan, Mis-
Caseley Hogan and Miss Mildred
after three months visit at the Sea