The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12

L. Perkins Miss Atkinson has lived
in the Islands since childhood, and is
well and faYorably known to a host
of friends, while Mr.. Perkins is the
English naturalist who has made eX-
tended visits to Honolulu for a. num-
Der of years
| Or. and Mrs. Hoffman will soon be
Khome from Germany.
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MIR. Joseph a. Gilman. who has been
on the Coast, is back
MI w g Crook Jr, of the Dilling-
ham Company, who has been spending
| a short vacation in San Francisco, is
once more in town.
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Mr. w o. Smith and family were
incomers from away during the week.
- So:
Attorney General Dole and bride are
! expected back the latter part of the
month.
/ Prince David Kawananakoa gave a
/ farewell treat to the little ones of the
Lilliputian Company on Tuesday even
ing at the Hawaiian Hotel. in the
shape of a quintet concert.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church gave a
small anniversary celebration to "a
number of their friends on Thursday
evening at their pretty home on the
plains.
$3.50
President and Mrs Smith, of Oahu
College. entertained some forty guests
at a most delightful musicale on
Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Miller, the bride of Mr.. Miller, now
connected with the college.
Great sympathy is being expressed
for Mrs. William Haywood in this,
the second sad bereavement which it
has been her lot to bear with in so
short u time. The sudden death OF
her father. following so closely upon
that of her mother. for whom Mrs.
Haywood was still in mourning when
here last, must have been terrible
shock for her.
The literary entertainment Of the
Kiiohana Art League, which took place
on Saturday afternoon last, was a
thoroughly enjoyable affair. and those
who had the pleasure of hearing Mr.
Castles paper on Stephen Philips
We're given d decided treat
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The preparations for the Levers
Wall wedding are under way and it
promises to be Il very swell function
Surely it will be a pretty ceremony.
as there are to be- besides the maid
of honor. Miss Sorenson. six brides
maids from among the prettiest and
most popular Of Honolulu's fair maid
ems. The list includes Miss May Da-
mon. Miss *. Widdifield. Miss Kate
Patty, Miss Schaefer and Miss Peter
son. 1t is rumOred that the idea of
having church wedding has been
I given in favor nj tba h42rr1ff1lI
beach home of the Levers. which is
certainly an ideal spot for all gayeties,
and will have. in addition, the charm
OF making the affair decidedly unique.
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! Captain and Mrs Shaker will soon
leave Engleside to take up their resi-
dence at Camp Mckinley
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San Francisco society column
voices the regret OF her many friends
over the fact that Miss Polly Dunn s
decision To be married in Honolulu ~
10 deprive them of being present when
! she becomes Mrs. Macfariane and
! goes on to say that the wedding is to
take place during the early part Of
November. and that the bride, her sis
ter. Mrs. Dutton. and few of their
friends VIII leave for the Islands short
/ ~ before that tirne.
! Miss Ida Belle Palmer who spent
ago, was married in Oakland on Tues
( day, October s. 10 Mr.. George Whea-
/ ton.
/ a small bachelor dinner was given
| in honor of the birthday of Mr.. Wright
of the First National Bank on Thurs
day evening of this week, at the Moana