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

OF friends to meet Mrs. RcntOn-Hinl 4
and Miss Estcllc. This party was very /
informal, as almost all parties have
been during the Lentcn season The {
quests Chatted pleasantly and the aft
oIuoOn passed all too quickly. Deli.
rIur" refreshments were served. Miss {
SupurH guests were Mrs. Renton.Hind,
Miss EstCllC, for whom this afternoon
OF pleasure was arranged; Mrs. Ma.
r.u Nlg. z G.. StaCkable, Mrs. Eben
Low. Mrs. William II. SOpcr. Mrs. Han.
sen. Mrs. Wilmington, Miss Ward. Miss
Annie Ward and Mrs. Oswald A. Ste,
v,U.
mrr College Club met on Wednes.
CH. afternoon Ut the Colonial Hotel.
large number of people were In At.
ioIdnuCc. one Of the attractions being
the lact that Bishop Bashford would
NAH" an address. His subject was
"I ne Awakening of China" and with
lis EuoWi"dg" Of the people and con.
diiilua no one could put the situation
more clearly or cOnCisely. Bishop
Humfurd spoke Of the Willingness OF
the Chinese as people for progress
,uI eIuratipn Much IL being done
for the advancement but spiritually
and temporarily and without q doubt
In three generations such strides To.
ward it's he'tcrment will he taken as
10 nstuuish the people Of Europe and
America.
Ly Miss Wilhclmina Tenney and Mr.
Cargt Wilder. left on Thursdays
steamer for a short trip TO Maui to
,.u the tomb of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Nakcc. This trip Is taken
plrlalv hv some member Of the Ma
hoe family to see that the place Is well
cared for Mr.. and Mrs. Makee wer"
,,inracrs I'm this country and Ulupalu'
mn ugcd to be one of the show places
I'm the islands. The homestead was
delightful shelter to the wayiarer ana
the genial hospitality and cordial wei
come of this delightful family is
rl,asant memory to many.
Tho most sincere ard loving SYM
rotIy is felt for Mr.. Clarence Olson
in the sudden death of his dearly DC
loved wife. Mrs Olson was wo'
man Of most fascinating and attract
I've manner. with disposition tha'
was truly lovely. SIZE was veritablc
gubcam. and Mr.. Olson Is not alone
i'm his awful loss, as all who kho"
This dear little woman, loved her 1t
VIII no n long time before her friends
can think of her without ieeIhR
ur tenderness and a wave OF pity ior
her bcrcavcd husband.
4
Mr. Raphacl Well. owner OF the
fomuus white House" Of San Fran
rfsru. also a famous Bohemian, with
n. Frank finger, who Is so wei
lruvu to the older tOwnspcoplc' lr'
Ain4worth and Mr.. \. q. HaweS 81
vrrc arrivals on the steamer MAI
churia on round'the'worln 'rip'
These four gentlemen are close ana
intimate friends Of both Mr.. ana Mrh'
q HAYES, Sr.. and Mr.. francis
II Hatch. As neither of these men
orn here at present. Mr.. A. q. Halves
r. and MIR. James Wilder acted us
roets A right royal welcome was
,.,.,u tho travellers and a delightful
dav was spent here. A luncheon was
co,yad Mt San Souci, which was a
lilly affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levers, VINO
orc lovingly known to such wac
,r.o,o or friends as uncie Robert and
Amt Kate, left for San Francisco OF
the Wnhclmina for a three hoH'hS
visit. The kindest OF thoughts aho
tho very best Of good wishes Tor u
delightful visit go with them MI
and Mrs. Levers are to be WIN thei'
son MIR. William Levers, for couple
of months.
CAPTAIN and Mrs, Putnam leave OF
"Wednesday of next week Tor the'
now home at I.cavenwnrth, MrS' fu'
nam goes directly to her nome II
Roston TO visit with relatives, an
Coutain Putnam will plso visit In Bos
ron for a short while before going L
his new post
Mrs Calhoun, wife of Captain Ca
roun and her sister, Miss Anderson
who have been guests OF the DOM
for the past four months, leit on vi
Mongolia. In case the L. y 3 Mar
land is ordered back to Honolulu
these two delightful women VIII r.
turn They had many friends In tow
who made their stay pleasant
Mr. lanes l.. Stack, who purchase
,,o Arthur Wilder Waikiki home al
who has remodelcd and decorated u
house, was departing passenger c
the steamer Wilhelmina for the maj
land, Mr.. Stack plans to summer
the mountains on the east coast al
later on go to Europe, where he vi
snend several months in trayelln
ortor which he will return TO II
adopted home at Waikiki,
+ 4
Mrs. Charles +. Wood will retu
,o Honolulu on the steamer arriViI