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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
15
A brief note advises that achieving perfect attire requires clothing to be custom made rather than off the rack. It emphasizes tailored garments as the sole path to fit and style.
Prominent guests attended a luncheon aboard the battleship Tennoswos in honor of Governor and Mrs. Frear. The Admiral's cabin was decorated with yellow flowers while the reception featured a rich display of palms and roses. Notables included Admiral Barry, General McClellan, Captain and Mrs. Hoes, and others at Rosebank and Arcadia venues. A large gathering celebrated the hospitality of the Schaefer family and the Frear residence with elaborate decor and formal dining. A neighborhood tennis club formed on Nob Hill, with officers elected for the year, and town court opening tea hosted by Lieut. Comdr. Dimeted. A dinner at the U.S.S. Tatlineane featured Navy and Army guests and purple aster decor.
Applause greeted Henderson and Nichol son of the Navy for brilliant play and Geo Roth for racquet and ball. Noted attendees included Captain and Mrs Low Major Ray Lieut Comdr Ziegmeier of West Virginia Mrs Noonan Miss Marion Scott Mr and Mrs Brainerd Smith Mrs Baird of Milo Men Jack Warren Mr and Mrs Watson Ensign and Mrs Glatsford Mr Calhoun Mr Withori Mr Henry Dutton Dr and Mrs Murray Mrs Gardner Wilder and guest Minx Marman of Michigan Judge Bidney Ballon Air Button dtr Worthmalter Mrs Gee Mr and Mrs Cutie Livingstone Mrs Sam Baldwin Mr George Davien and party and others. Major Dundy watched on horseback with others. Landerberger of the Magship Tonnensee will host a lunch today at the Country Club for Mine Josephine McClellan. guests include Lieut Comdr and Mrs Sargent Mine Kelly Miss Meyloflan Theut MacMillan and Flag Lew Holmen. Admiral Bobree and Mrs Hobree to entertain in honor of the fleet at Winchwan tomorrow aboard the Tengansos with Caytins Wituherbert and Schroder, Judge Ballou and others. Lieuts Landerberger Holmes and MacMillan to host at Allan Herbert's Kaithi valley tomorrow afternoon and evening. Guests include Miss McClellan Lieut Comdr and Mrs Sargent Mine Kelly Miss Hoteh Miss Damon and others of the younger set.
A court of inquiry is convened at the Naval Station to investigate a wireless leak involving the Pacific fleet cruisers near Hawaii. Government officials and operators are questioned as the probe seeks to identify the guilty operator and establish the sequence of events. Balch, manager of the Wheelow Company, testifies among others in the cross examination of all operators handling government messages.
The Bea men Institute holds farewell services for sailors of the Paetie Meet aboard the Magship Ten nomwe at 1 oclock tomorrow morning. The event caps a long series of novitiates across Yemoli vessels and honors the Pathitute for supporting the men under Supt. F. River ton. Rev. W. Ho Bilan will officiate.
New York reform efforts outline a self help cooperative aiming to harmonize mind body and spirit. The Harmony Club seeks incorporation, offering memberships at twenty five cents yearly with aims including education, health facilities, and community enterprises while promoting positive thought and happiness.
A fragment promotes a self help philosophy linking theology and medicine to improve health and wealth. It envisions a shared hood of individuals pledging sincerity and growth, offering access via state charity board approval for hospitals and kindred institutes.
Bulletin lists contact details showing the Business Office phone 250 and the Editorial Room phone 18 for reader inquiries and staff coordination. The notice records two departments and their direct lines for public access and internal communication.
Kamehameha baseball nine scheduled to face U S Pennsylvanians Sunday at the League grounds. West Virginia Kinch game postponed after six WV s could not be released to play two games in one afternoon. First game to start at one, second at four, with a large crowd expected at Athletic Park.
Judge Holt reduced Fujikawa's nine month term to thirty days after noting the defendant's considerable industry and that the original sentence for unlawful entry on Judd premises was too severe. Fujikawa had been convicted in District Court.
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