The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-03

jolly wedding anniversary celfbrs<
ton occurred at the home of Dr~and
Mrs. j. 7. Mcdonald, on AlaIkea street,
on Monday evening, the celebration
taking place there because of the pres
ent lameness of Mr.. Gus fowlins the
fiance of Miss Thrum, who is confined
to the house of his physician there.
The anniversary was of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Villa Thrum, and the
young couple were the recipients of
many pleasant attentions from their
friends on that day.
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Among the young people who depaSt-
ed yesterday for the Mainland on the
steamship Zealandia was Miss Annie
M. Whitney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Whitney, who goes to Northern
California to visit friends for five or
six months. She will remain away I'M
til Christmas time, when She will re-
turn to the Islands Mr.. James Whit
ney also departed to re-enler school
at Peralta Hall, Berkeley.
| Miss Irmgard Schaefer gave a riding
Lparty to number of her friends early
Tin the week After a pleasant trip to
the Pail and back, delicious collation.
was partaken of at the Schaefer home.
Among the guests were the Misses
Walker, Mrs. Arthur Brown, the Misses
Ward, Miss Linda Schafer, Mr.. Irvine,
Mr. Harold Spencer, Mr.. Philip Lans-
dale, Mr. Frank Armstrong.
Will B. Ford. a young attorney OF
Salt Lake City, Utah. who passed
through Honolulu on Thursday foD<1he
steamship Peru, en- route to Manila,
ts practice his profession, was enter
tanned by Wade Warren Tnayer and
Others of the Utah contingent. Mr.
Ford is one of the most popular society
men of the Mormon capital
Mrs. Allan White and children have
returned home, after numpeE-Sf
months in Honolulu, where Mrs. White
besides having made a host OF TRENDS
has contributed greatly to the enter
x4innent of music lovers by her exqui-
site singing.
DR.. r. p. Myers and wife afe sooa'
to leave Honolulu for a visit to-4kuck-
land and Sydney, the doctor having
been granted two months leave OF
absence from his official duties as as
pensary physician -
TSMr. and Mrs. C. P. Grimwood, MT
n. Crimwood. Mrs. Cation, Miss Lillian
ERacon Mr. Maddox and Mr.. Wright,
formed small party who ENJOYED
moonlight swim at Waikiki on Thurs
sday evening.
! Percy NJ. Pond has moved FROM lns
Bowen residence to his new home IN
Manoa Valley, in view OF the expecleu
return of w. A. Bowen and family next
week.
Mr.. James Castle and son, Harold.
were outgoing passengers by the
fAfoana. on their way east. where liar
old is to enter school.
Mrs. F. Church, who has been q
visit to Hilo and the volcano TOT q
number of weeks. returned TO Hoiio' -
early in the week. -
Mr.. r. w. Halstead was a passengel
to town by the Saturdays Isiano
steamer.
The band concert at the Moana--fo-
tel on Wednesday evening was listen
ed to by a large crowd OF TOWN. peo
pie.
\ Judge and Mrs. Galbraith, VINO nav s,,
hon at the Annex for a week or ten
days, have returned tof town.
1888
Miss May Damon, who went TO Maui
to witness the polo game Oh las' meeA'
returned home On y ! shs = zs'n'
Miss Imogene Boyer. of waila W a1ra
Wash. is the guest of Mr.. and MIS-
p. T. Tannatt this week.
$3.50
Mrs G. II. Dawes was an in-comipS
passenger by the Claudine.
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Mr.. A. C. Lufkin is back from ~
Maui trip.
DR.. George Herbert is being weicom-
led home :,
! Miss n. Richard is a visitor 70 our
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