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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
2
The article details a Honolulu contest for chaperones and trips, with votes counted from subscriptions to the Evening and Weekly Bulletin. It explains expiration rules, how to vote, district boundaries, nomination status, and the points system for subscriptions yielding votes. Voter instructions emphasize accurate name placement and deadlines for counts and ballots.
The wedding of Miss Taylor Bivens to Mr Alfred Taylor was held at the Taylor residence with a large attending group. The ceremony occurred promptly at six and featured bridesmaids May Taylor and Myrtle Taylor, brides bouquet of white roses and maidenhair fern, and a reception with Mexican creeper ferns and decorative tables. Despite weather, guests gathered to wish the couple well as gifts and flowers were exchanged.
The Hoouly and Wools Tahil Bootery invites all members to a monthly meeting Wednesday morning at 19 a.m. at Kaplolant Maternity Home. Subscription to the Weekly Bulletin is five years for $5.00. Inquiries go to the Evening Bulletin Contest Department, James B. McSwanson, manager. Hours 31 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Paris March 15 America 14 expored to furnish the seminarion at the spring salon with Neures titled Life of Humanity designed for the portals of the Pennsylvanian state capitol by George Grey Hermand the American sculptor. The groups, 35 figures from 10 to 1 feet high, were the most massive in the world. French sculptors Bouchér and Laterite on the jury praised the works as remarkable, predicting they would rank with the greatest art. They believed the Erono would honor the salon with passion.
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