The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-17

ed for passage on the zo.
ing Wednesday next slandia lsss
August Drier, wife and
leave on the Zealandia for son sa
the Mainland. ''' visit N
A. Z. Gunn and wife. and M.
after spending several wasl, AIss Gun
lulu, will leave for San FroI IN Huas
the Zealandia. During tba,. 0ViseO u
they have entertained ana s~y hsss
tanned extensively in socia1 o zen eats.
Gum represents the book trns. "
came here with the Shriners ~ sa
a contract with the Board ~ |" p tsnsr
ton. He gave an elaborate div; i, l0asa.
week for Superintendent of p,as a.
struction Atkinson and otbs,s e u
Hawaiian Hotel Miss Gunn al u
a social favorite here, and Ias q. Oea
greatly missed. VII b
Miss Alice Russell. of Nas,..,
who was the guest of Mr. ana ~
A. Gilman for several mor,,A As
year. will be married within A aas tbs
months to rising young mecs Sss
engineer. -NudaEal
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin or..
San Francisco short time aso y
an extended visit in Paris whs. uua
Irwin had charge of the Hawaii.
hibit at the Exposition. Mrs Ir~;a Z
remain in San Francisco to ins,aa'
furniture in their new residanoa a
Irwin is expected in Honolulu +,
early steamer.
Percy M. Pond left on III. =.
steamer for the States, and o...
short stay in San Francisco viii
on to Chicago, where he win mes, M.
Edith Eldridge and her mother :
then proceed with them to his oa -
in Ohio, where he and Miss Fa-s.y
will be married. The couple ana
pected in Honolulu in about six uass1
AAA
<Charles 7. Wilder and wifa ~
Burr) intend to remain in Honopla
$50 '"Oua
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Wilder h,v
invitations out for an at home MI
nesday evening, November q from
to 10 o'clock, to meet Mr. and M
Charles T. Wilder. The reception N
take place at Davenport Place
A&A
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ispnhs.I
have issued cards for an at hons
Monday evening, November l9, tru1
$3.50 until IL O'Clock, to meet Mr. AL
Mrs. Paul Isenberg and Miss Isenbsr}
DR.. and Mrs. Frank R. Day ,ssd
next week for Germany, where I'D
will remain for at least two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, who n
turned recently from six months n
abroad and are now staying at j
Hawaiian Hotel, expect to move III
a new residence shortly.
2 AAA
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin.
maui, expect to remain in HOnOll1
las the guests of Mr.. and Mrs W.
Smith until after Thanksgiving.
5 Mrs. Thomas H. Hebron gives n
4 supper this evening in honor Of Nh
Harry Baldwin (nee Smith.
& &c
The fancy tea to be given By ~
Women's Guild of the Second Car3
cation of st. Andrews CATHEDRAL by
afternoon from 2:30 to $50 p n. IN v
schoolroom on the Cathedral gOuatl
Emma street, is to be presided cv'
e by the following ladies: Fancy tea
BILE, Mrs. c. B. Cooper; fancy gOOd
: Mrs. Melanphy and Mrs. RObertsa
: lemonade stand, Mrs. Lawrence; cam
!. table, Mrs. r. A. Jordan; children's
BILE, Mrs. Lees; ice cream and cal
r Mrs. Glade and Mrs. E. W. Jordan
q cordial invitation is EXTENDED to all
e terested in the church.
e & &c
: Mrs. Sanford B. Dole did not recel
yesterday, as has been her custom
years.
t Mr. and Mrs. Kane, of North No
r Hawaii, gave a delightful garden pa
e a week. ago Saturday afternoon. !
d luncheon was spread on daintlly'a
Y Grated tables on the lawn under
: trees, and a pleasant afternoon
: spent. All manner of games were J
e vided for the enjoyment of the CUE,
0 such as tennis, shooting, guess
Prizes were awarded to the Vina,
Those present were: Mrs. CoDurh, !,
: Mary Coburn, Miss Scott, Mr. ana n
t Schoen, Mrs. Aungst, Mrs r. "au'
Mrs. Greenwich, the Misses Green"
Mr.. and Mrs. Maydwell, MIS-. n /,
n Overend, Miss Hayes, Mr.. ana
|. Patton, Messrs. Hall, Anderson
: choltz, Judge Edings and others