The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-06

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those who were lucky enough to come
within the charmed circle of the social
set organized by him. He has promised
to return some day. When he does he
VII find many to greet him.
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/ Mrs. A S. Humphreys gives card
tparty at her home on Nuuanu svenue
Enext Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. s. McGrew is expected home on
ithe Mariposa, due here the 18th. She
will be accompanied by Miss 1iilec, 9
niece from Detroit, Mich, who will be
Mrs. McGrew's guest for number OF
months.
The Women's Guild of st. Clement s
have issued invitations for an at home
on Monday evening next from to 3I:G0
o'clock. The at home is to be in the
nature, of a farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. t.
r. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. T. May,
who go to England very soon, and whose
absence from Honolulu will make an
other -be-regretted break in So
cial circles.
Mrs. James A. Kennedy has gone TO
/ the Coast.
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Mrs. e. d. Tenney. accompanied by
her sister Mrs. H. Noonan, left on tEe
China for an extended visit in San
Francisco They will probably spend
part of the time at Lake Tahoe.
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Owing to the present cut-up condition
of Hotel street, fewer number than
usual of carriages were to be seen at
the Hotel band concert Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Montrose Graham who
have been sojourning at Aiea for a
couple of weeks, entertained number
OF guests on Saturday last Among those
who tried their skill in the crab fishing
which was the order of the days pleas
ure were Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst, Miss
Yoell, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright. Miss New
comb, Mr. Edgar Newcomb, and Mr..
Robert Single.
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| ldrs Clark, mother of DR.. Clark, who
has been her sons guest for a number
of months, left for home on the China
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mott-Smith and
Miss Patty, returned from the Peninsula
on Sunday.
/ 1888
J The opera "Lucretia Borgia' is to be
given in the near future by Miss Girls
void, assisted by Mrs. Allan White, Mr..
Prouty and others, in order to raise
funds for a piano for the Kilohana Art
League.
THE F. ). Lowreys are soon to go to
Luakaha for change of climate.
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/ on Saturday evening last Mr.. Walter
dillingham; gave a dinner in honor of
/ Miss Ashley of New York. Covers were
| laid for twelve guests. The table deco
rations were very elaborate. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Mary Gum, Misses Ash
ley, K. Widdifield, Mary Widdfield, May
Damon, Juliet King, Marian Scott. Lieut..
Hancock, Artillery Corps; Messrs. L.
Dillingham;. Prouty and Lewis tally
no ride followed the dinner.
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! A decidedly unique card of invitation
has been received by the friends of Mrs.
Selma s. Kinney Over a tiny teapot, in
outline, is drawn a bar on which the
word Music" is written with Clef
Sharps in front. pretty girl explain
ing hers to a friend said, You see,
we're to drink tea, listen to music from
three sharp and the-base (bass) are left
out" And the man was mean enough
to question, viii that treble the en-
joyment?"
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farewell poi lunch was given last
Sunday by Mrs. Irene Ii Brown at Wal
pho, for Mrs. E. D. Tenney. Among the
guests were the Misses Walker. Mrs
Noonan, Messrs. Armstrong, Whitley
and Walker.
Mrs. Valdmer Knudsen left for the
States on the China to join her brother
Mr.. Sinclair.
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Mrs. H. Baldwin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W.<0. Smith, who has been at the
Coast~for the past few months, is ex-
>pectsd home very soon.
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Miss Charlotte Hall will entertain q
number Other young LADY friends al
Rearl-4far Dor on Saturday next.
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Miss Polly Dunn of San Francisco, WHIT
Is ever welcome visitor in Honolulu
and who is engaged to one of the Mac
farlane boys, is being entertained grea
deal by her girl friends, according to tine
following social squib from the Exami
ner: Miss Jessie Fillmore gave lunch
con recently at her residence, 1904 Cough
street. at which she entertained Mrs
Henry E. Dutton, Miss Macfarlane, Miss
Nave CoIburn, Miss Polly Dunn, Miss
Kate Gum, Miss Edith Stubs, Miss AL
ice Masten, Miss Maude Woods, Miss
Katherine Duval and Miss Pearl Sabin
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Mrs. Jessie Halves, mother of the pop
ular kindergarten, Miss Halves, has re.
turned to her home in Greeley, Colo.
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On Monday evening last. says the FIX.
aminer, Harry. r. Macfarlane entertain.
ed at dinner at the California Hotel Mis-.
Polly Dunn, Mrs. H. F. Dutton, Miss G
Macfar1ane. Honolulu; Mrs. George w