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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Mrs. Dora Won Tcmpsky was
brought to Honolulu from her Maui
home in the Honoluan in seriously
i'll condition. Mrs. Won Tempsky was
taken to the Queens Hospital Mrs.
Won Tempsky is sister of Mr. j. M.
Dowsett.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aimoku Dominis has been gladdencd
by the advent Of a son. MIR. Dominis
is the adopted son of Her Majesty
Queen Liliuokalani.
The First Infantry band Is giving
pleasure to large number Of people.
Through the courtesy of the post Of
ficers the band has rendered several
delightful public concerts.
+ 4 4
The many friends of Captain and
, Mrs. Banker are kesnly regretting
their early departure. During their
short stay in Honolulu they have en-
of people who regret their going.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Moore are
entertaining at bridge this evening IN
= honor of Mrs. Percy Morse.
4
Mrs. Percy Morse leaves Honolulu
on Wednesday for three months
trip to be spent on the mainland with
relatives and friends.
There is whispered engagement III
the air. This atom of social chatter
has been denied by both interested
parties, yet II hovers near enough to
the surface to make one ask ques
| lions. Are they really engaged?
| Mrs. Florence BODICE has moved
from the Hawaiian Hotel to Bates
street TO spend the summer with hei
friend, Mrs. w. c, Emory.
| 4 4
\ Professor A. L. Waite Entertained.
The University Club was the set
ting for an elaborate and elegantly ap
pointed dinner Friday evening in hon
or of Professor A. l.. Waite, a distin
guished scientist of Cornell. This par
ty was given by the Cornell alumni
, and was a reunion of Cornell people
graduates and students. Red anC
white formed the color scheme and 4
was carried out In the smallest detail
as they are the colors of the Univer
i sity. The tablc-center was massed II
red and white carnations and maiden
hair fern. The place-cards bore thu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

university emblem and monogram IN
gold lettering. remnants and flags OF
the various American universities dec.
Grated the walls and were festooned
across the arches. Many stories rem
iniscent of student days were Witty
told by the guest-of-hono Among
the guests invited to meet Professor
Waite we're President John Gilmore,
Professor Edgar Wood. MIR. w. q,
Smith, Professor Higgins, Professor
Arthur Andrews, Professor Mcneil,
Mr.. David Haughs. DR.. S. Il. Case, MIR.
Bentley, Mr.. Francis Games, DR.. n.
l.. Case and Mr.. Robert Hendry.
4 X r
President and Mrs. Gilmore's Dinner.
President and Mrs. John w. Gilmore
entertained at a well.appointed din
ner on Wednesday evening In honor
of Professor and Mrs. Waite, who are
distinguished visitors In Honolulu and
are from Cornell University. Pink en-
chantress carnations filed a gilded
basket in the center of the table. The
cloth was sprinkled with the spicy
petals of carnations. Place.cards were
daintily.painted views Of Hawaii. Pres.
idcnt and Mrs Gilmore's guests were
Professor and Mrs. Waite, the guests
Cfhonor; Professor and Mrs. Frank
Dillingham;, Professor and Mrs. Will
liam A. Bryan.
4 r
Colonel and Miss Mansfield's Dinner.
Colonel and Miss Mansfield we're
host and hostess at a daintily'appoint-
ed dinner on Thursday evening. Colo.
mel and Mrs. Mansfelds guests were
Major and Mrs. Cruikshank, Captain
and Mrs. Edwards, Lieut.. Col. Hurst.
and Mr.. Bell. The hour after dinner,
spent in listening to the band and
playing bridge, was only too quickly
passed.
4 4
Mr.. George Fuller Host.
| Mr.. George Fuller was host at a
groom nd-lisher dinner on Wednesday
evening in the private dining-room of
the Moana Hotel The table was
beautifully decorated in deep-red car.
nations and Australian fern. The red.
shaded candles lent a soft, warm glow
to the table. The place.cards bore
limericks and caused much fun. Mr.
Fuller's guests were Mr.. Herbert Dow
sett, the guest.of-honor; Mr.. Thomas
Gray, Mr.. Robert McCorrlston, Mr..
Guilford Whitney, Mr., A. b. Clark, Jr,
Dr. Ferdinand Hedemann, Mr.. Dixon
Holt, Mr.. Lawrence Judd, and Mr.. Ed
mund Hedemann.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Continued from Page 13)

Major and Mrs. McClurc'S Reception.
Major and Mrs. Mcclure were host
and hostess at charming and de-
lightful reception on Thursday after
noon This company of people were
principally from Schoheld Barracks,
with generous sprinkling of Service
people from town. The reception was
given by Major and Mrs. Mcclure TO
meet the newly arrived officers and
thCir wives Of the First Infantry. In
the receiving party were Major and
Mrs. Mcclure of the Fifth Cavalry,
Colonel McGu"regalc and Miss Nc
GunnJgalc. Colonel and Mrs. Cruick-
shank. Miss CruCkshank and Mrs.
Ely poured tea aud coffee. while Mrs.
Aloe and Mrs. Forester served punch
and shCrbert. The hall was sbcauti-
fully decorated in golden yellow mari
colds and mountain greens, huge tree
ferns were brought from the noun
tains and banked along the walls,
while the ceiling was fCstOOned with
lcis and garlands of palaopalai The
glow from lighted tapCrs made most
harmonious effect. The sewing room
was Il French conception in pink and
blue with hundreds of lighted can
dies During the reception hours the
Fifth Cavalry band rendered a con-
cert
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Thursday Night Dance Club. .

Tho members Of the Thursday night
dance club thoroughly enjoyed them
selves n a club dance at the Outrig-
ger Club. The parties given by this
cluh arc very informal and therefore
all the more ENJOYABLE. The club
members and their friends present
were: DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frcar. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Morse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Dcfreest. Mr.. and Mrs RAN
delphi Moore, Mr. ard Mrs. Fred Bush.
Mn and Mrs, Marston Campbell Mr..
and Mrs. st. c. Sayres. Mr. and Mrs
Clinton ]. HutChins, DR.. and Mrs.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Gcre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyser, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Y. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs
George Klucgel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Potter. Mrs. Janet Lewis. Miss Doris
Hutchins. Miss Mae Garden, Miss
BCth Woods, Mrs. Mildred Day, Miss
Psyche Beny, Miss Louise Mccarthy
Miss Ina Ferguson, Miss Pearl Nc
earthly, Miss Abbie Lucas. Miss AhhiC
Bromley, Mr.. John ODowda, Mr.
Charles Littloiohn. Mr.. Blakely Nc,
Stockcr, Mr.. Bert LiGhtfoot, Mr.. viii
der Moore, Mr. Gavin Bush, Mr.. ShIr,
Icy Bush Mr. Edward Garden and MIR
John Garden.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Chronicles Of Society Folk

duty at division headquarters in san
Francisco, presumably awaiting orders
10 join the general staff at Washing
ton.
First Lieutenant Clarence Lyman,
Fourth Cavalry, was recently ordered
to Fort Apache, Arizona, for duty.
Clarence LYMAN Is one of the BymanS
of Hilo, and the third member of tho
family In the u. 5. Army. His brother
Fred Is an engineer officer and has
been on duty at Panama. Charles
Lyman is now cadet at West Point.
The Rev. Or. Carroll will be a Wis.
itor in Honolulu next Month. DIR.
Carroll Is a brother of Mrs. Carl dd
Roi and Miss Grace Carroll. He Is
only shortly returned from Rome,
where he graduated from the Ameri'
can Ecclesiastical College. DR.. Car
roll is at present a professor at Ford.
ham College in New York City.
Mrs. William Haley Hiserman is in
town from her home In HilO on visit
to her mother, Mrs. McLain.
The home of Dr. and Mrs. Ormond
Wall has been gladdencd by the al.
vent of a son.
Mrs. Charles +. Wood left for the
East on the Wilhclmina to be gone
two months. Mrs Wood is expect.
ing visit from her two sons, who
have been students at an eastern col.
Fnp hn Tho
Woods are so in love with Honolulu
that the dread the thought of leaving
here at all.
Prince Jonah Kalanianaolo was a
homecoming passenger on the Homo
iulan from Washington.
4 4
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper Is i'll
in a sanitarium in California, and just
as soon as she Is able to travel will
come here.
Miss Grace Davis left for her home
in California on the Wilhelmna Miss
Davis will be greatly missed by a
large circle of friends, who have had
great pleasure in comforting favors Oh
this popular girl.
4 4 4
The concert given by the First In.
iantry Band on Thursday. evening al
Thomas Square Park was thoroughly
enjoyable and the large number of
people present and the applause he.
spoke the appreciation of the audience.
4
Chaplain Hoolihan has just return.
cd from his vacation spent on the
mainland with relatives. Chaplain
Hoolihan is great favorite at Leilc.
hua, where he Is stationed.
4 4 4
: Miss Edith Coliais' left on the VII.
/ helmina to spend the summer months
, with relatives and friends on the
! mainland. Miss Collais' beautiful
voice and chaSming personality have
ondeared her 70 large circle of al.
miring friends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bclser have gone
to their Kahala beach home for the
summer.
Honolulu's younger set Is having
and planning all sorts Of good times
ior the summer. The boys and girls
that are home are being entertained
ly the younger set.
4 4
Mrs. Wells Peterson and her at.
tractive daughter, Miss Marjory Peter.
son, left for a three months trip on
the Wilhelmina to the coast.
4 r
Mrs. Holmes of Hilo is in town to
attend the graduating exercises at
Punahou. Her son is a graduate.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Church left on the
Wilhelmina for a three months stop
on the mainland. Mrs. Church's two
daughters accompanied her.
4 +
Mrs. Frank Gibson, who has been III,
is convalescent. Mrs. Gibson will be
, the. house guest of her brother and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John Treholm
Warren, for a couple of weeks.
Miss Harriet Hitchcock is the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Castle
at their Waikiki home.
VIZ Mylotf. rhe'-aotcd singer, left
Jor her home In Australia on the Ma
rama.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wichman were round
thc.island motorists on Sunday and
had as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Johnson, Mr.. Il. V. Saunders,
Mr.. J. n. Bosler and Mr.. Battin.
4 4 4
! Mrs. Fran Clark and her daughter,
Miss Clark, enjoyed the weekend at
Halciwa.
| Lothrop Wilmington will arrive
/ during July to be with his parentsI
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilmington. He
returns to school in the fall.
4 r 4
! Mrs. James Pine has moved to the
Peninsula home of Judge Cooper
where she and her father will spend
the summer months. Mrs. Pine plans
many DAYS OF pleasure for her friends
in the country.
-
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp and
Miss Alice Cornet have moved to Ka
hala, the country home of this popu
lar couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lishman will
leave shortly to visit their daughter
Mrs Henry Merriam. They plan to be
gone six months.
4 + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Tenney
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, and Mr.
Vernon Tenney have gone to Haleiwa
for the weekend
r ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter have
moved from the Colonial to the hon,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies. They
will occupy Craigside during the Da
vies' absence.
Major and Mrs. John Whollcy arr
giving a series of small and informa
dinners during the stay of the LIST In
fantry Band at Shafter.
4 4
The ladies of the Colonial Hotel arr
giving a series of tennis tournaments
A delightful afternoon is enjoyed once
week. The courts are good AM
great form prevails.
~
During the short stay In town o
Miss Eva Mylott, Mrs. Quinlan an,
her sister, Miss Bowling, were enter
tanned at a dainty afternoon tea at tn,
Young Hotel by the charming central
to. Mrs. Quinlan and Miss Mylott ar
old friends, and It was a pleasure 70
both to meet again so far from thei
Australian homes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
MeNensIe.Ao NuptIaIs.

~ 7'05' T''T7E0''70'
ALAMEDA cal limo S-Niss Eth.
81 NcIirrzic has chosen limo Oh os
thc dotc for brr Wedding with Frank
|, IInrrs a hnrlcr nr tI0urluIu Tho
announcement win bc of interest IN =,
wide circle or friends Of tho bride.
elect. who is a member Of ono Of the
,II,.t f,,,ill,., of H., St,I, All Al,
Ncuaic's engagement was made pubic
q short time ago. She has been the
recipient Of many social favurs. and a
number Of affairs in her honor have
been planned for the remaining time
before the wedding.
III, ,..,l,Ii,,,, ,,.g,r L.. -..,,,.,,.t.,.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Major and Mrs. William A. Purdy
were homecoming passengers on the
llOnolulan after two months bust
ness "trip on the mainland. Mrs. Purdy
is a great favorite with all who know
her and Is being welcomed home by
her large circle of friends.
4
Robert Hcndry has just returned
from the East, where he has been a
student at Yale.
The wedding of Mr. Ward Wells.
who formerly lived on Maui. and Miss
Lorita Crabbc, was solemnized on
June seventh at San Rafael, at the
Episcopal church of that city.
4
Mrs. William Montrosc Graham left
Honolulu on the. Wilhelmina. Mrs.
Graham goes to the University of Cal.
ifOrnia for the purpose of taking up
physical culture and delsartc. She
plans to be away three months.
4
Lieutenant Colonel Henry Benson
Fifth Cavalry. who was to have re.
turned to his station at Schoheld Bar.
racks, has been placed on temporary
- \ \ !
most elaborate dinner given this
week. The table was exquisitely dec
GRATED in beautiful pink roses and
Australian ferns Silver candlcsticks
with dainty pink shades showing
through the silved deposit shades
made the table bewitchingly attrac-
tive Tho nlace cards were ivory.
toned and bore the Macomb mono
gram in gold lettering. The First In
fantry Band rendered charming
concert during the evening. General
and Mrs. Macomb's guests were Major
and Mrs. Cheatham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter +. Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs
Gcrrit Wilder, Majci and Mrs. Smith,
Contain and Mrs. Clifton Carter. Mr
and Mrs. James Wilder. Mr. and Mrs
George Davies. Miss Marion Scott and
Mr.. Andrews
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Mrs. Percy Morse who leaves next
week for the mainland, has been the
recipient of many favors from her
friends on Thursday Mrs. Potter en-
tertained two tables of bridge in her
honor. The prize was won by Mrs.
Edwin Benner. and was sCoreCards
and playing cards. Mrs. Pottcr's
guests were Mrs. Philip Frcar Mrs.
Randolph Moore, Mrs Edwin Bcnncr,
Mrs Samuel DCfrccst. Mrs Charlen
Bon, Mrs. William Goctz and Mrs.
Percy Morse. the guest Of honor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Mr. and Mrs. samuel Dcfrcc>t's Card
Party.

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Mrs. Percy Morse was the guest of
honor at delightful bridge evening
given by MIR and Mrs. Samuel De-
frCest in her honor. The house was
artistiCally decorated in red ponCiana-
regia, red carnations. and white asters
ard asparagus ferns The ladies
gift. II Madeira buffet cover, was wor
by Mrs. George Angus. The gentle
mans prize. q silver-mOunted brush.
was won by Mr.. Curry. The consol-
alton gift, russell basket filed with
red carnations, was given to Mrs,
GuctZ MIR. and Mrs. Samuel De-
froest's guests were MIR. and Mrs.
Percy Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pom. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. William Goetz, MIR. and Mrs
Fred Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Bcuner, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. George Curry
Mr.. and Ms Otto Bierbach and Mrs
George Angus.
4 4 4
General and Mrs. Macomb's Dinner.
General and Ms NJ. NJ. MaComb
were host and hostess at perhaps the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

During the short stay In town Of
Miss Eva Mylott, Mrs. Quinlan and
her sister, Miss Bowling, were enter.
tanned at dainty afternoon tea at the
Young Hotel by the charming contral-
to. Mrs. Quinlan and Miss Mylott are
old friends, and It was pleasure for
both to meet again so far from their
Australian homes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Miss Grace Davis left for her HON
in California on the Wilhelmina. Mis-
Davis will be greatly missed by
large circle of friends, who have ha
great pleasure in comforting favors o
this popular girl.