The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-15


~ in force in the harbor. Although not
the Thames and without the pictur-
esque surroundings of Henley. yet the
flashing red and blue of the rival boat
clubs should make the harbor to-day a
tryst for lovers Of aquatics. Golf on
this day of all days in the summer
girls achievements, must take back
seat, and the caddies will rejoice in a
holiday.
Among the passengers booked on the
Rio are Col. and Mrs. Ruben, who
leave for the latter's army station at
Seattle. Both have made a host of
friends during their stay of more than
two years i'm the city. An army Off
GERS Preside. however, is in his haver-
sack and he goes where duty calls him.
SHH
Staterooms are engaged on the new
steamship Sierra which sails for Homo
lulu, November 81. for John d. Spreck-
els and party. Word came by the Mo
vera that Mr.. and Mrs. Spreckels in
tend chaperoning large party of San
Francisco society people on the vessel.
1t is not known definitely whether they
will stop in Honolulu or proceed to
Australia.
Mr.. Martin Smith, who at one time
was in Honolulu and who left for the
States about a year ago, is now located
in Los Angeles where he has become
interested in oil. He is president of q
company of which he has control and
which produces handsome profit.
HHH
Mr.. Lewis ]. Maddux, young societ!
- T. ,e- ~
city and may remain here permanently
He came by the steamer China ant
brings letters of Introduction to a mum
Der of Honolulu people from Congress
man A. s. Berry of Kentucky.
4SH
Mrs. Jacob Moritz and Mrs. Gusta
Simon, daughters of MI. and Mrs
Louisson. leaves for the States afte
spending a delightful summer here
Mrs. Moritz' home is i'm Salt Lake City
and Mrs. Simons' in Portland, Oregon
HHH
On Monday evening the annual re
ception of the Young Mems Christia
Association will be held in the hall O
the Association corner Hotel and Ala
kea streets. The event is looked for
ward to with interest in church circle:
HSH
f. L. Sholtz, one of the leading me
of Denver. John F. Carroll, editor {
the Denver Evening Post and w.
Stratton, the Colorado mining million
aire. are calculating on a pleasure tri
to this city next February.
HSS
John Kidwell writes from Paris tha
he intends leaving London on tn
steamship Lucania for New York tn
week. He viii go direct to San Frar
cisco and remain there a short time be-
fore coming to Honolulu.
Mr. G.. +. Wells, manager of WALTZ
ku plantation. leaves on the Rio to-da
for San Francisco. He intends remain
ing away about three months taking
Pacific Coast points. He leaves purel
on recreation trip.
WV
The return of Mrs. William Haywoo
from Washington to again reside in ii
city fills a gap in social circles cause
by the pilgrimages abroad of so man
of Honolulu's society matrons.
Mr.. Conrad Won Hamm, who is spend
ing the winter in Denver, Colorado, wi
be Joined by Mrs. Won Hamm some
time in October. She is now visitin
with her parents in Oakland.
HHe
Mr.. G. H. w. Norton who left for til
/Coast several months ago has left Sa
+ Francisco and gone East. intending I
visit New York City. Boston, and hi
old home, Montreal.
eH1
Miss Charlotte Evans. San FraI
cisco society young lady, who has bee
to the Islands in past years and hs
many friends here, intends making
visit here next month.
Mr.. T. II. Lansdale. who receive
severe injuries in the driving acciaei
Aiea sometime ago. is compelled
his arm bound in sling