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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
13
A terse line reads as a wager or yard indicator with fractional costs. The fragment suggests a betting or pricing note, possibly tied to a sports or betting context, but lacks clear names, places, or events to anchor a full report.
A bustling seaside ball described with bands and dancing. Notables including Mrs Forster and Major Gunning attend in festive attire as the Younger set arrives in numbers. The event features a ride of the band, tea service, and a warm social atmosphere amid a lively hotel and music hall backdrop.
Social chatter describes a reception inviting Rear Admiral J J Wayton and officers to the Alexander Young Hotel with about 1500 invitations. The ball promises a grand affair with a sunlit ballroom and a garden setting, followed by a governor’s entertaining dinner and a tour by shipboard guests.
Mrs Longworth hosts a lively gathering with Judge Wilder and guests while plans unfold for sailing to the Coast and engagement with friends. The Fort Shafter reception for the visiting fleet drew many wives and officers, and social teas, dinners, and dances proliferate through the week with musicians, ceremonies, and travel plans.
A lyrical tribute to Alice Roosevelt Longworth. The speaker blends tropical Hawaii imagery with praise of the young royal, noting her charm grace and influence. The poem imagines her as a formidable presence whose absence leaves a void. It invites her return to grace the islands again.
Incomplete text mentions The Orient, an American flag, children, a dinner, and a procession led or obstructed by a Chinese pupil or Mr Derby from Virtue Villa. The fragment references customs, charm, and wax marks but lacks coherent details or a clear incident.
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