The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-15


well. Mr. William All Hin, Mr.. Geo.
Canavarro. Miss Julia Damon, Mr.. Ed
George Fuller, Mr.. Oliver Lansing. Mr..
Fred Damon and others.
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Comte de Potter, former French
Consul for Hawaii, left for Japan by
the Picking.
Mr.. T. r. Keyworth. who has been
on the other Islands, is in town again.
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Mrs. F. J. Lowrey entertained at
cards last evening at her home, corner
and Pensacola streets
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News comes from the Coast of the
arrival of a little daughter IN the
family of Mr.. and Mrs Wray Taylor
of this city.
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The best of good wishes go across
the water today for the future happl-
ness of Miss Elise Gay whose we'd
ding day it is.
One of the passengers en- route to the
Coast on the Carlisle City was Captain
Winnie, lately with the ship r. D.
Rice, which was burned in China, and
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ship ST. Francis.
Governor and Mrs. Dole have gong
to Hilo.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Wright left
Wednesday for Hilo, to spend a couple
OF weeks.
The news came in by the midweek
steamer of the safe arrival in San
Francisco of Mrs. Charles B. Cooper
and little son
Al the conclusion of the entertain
ment of the children's fancy dress fball
next Saturday evening in the Ihrili<.
shed, the floor Will be given oves-ro
the audience until after midnight. Mrs.
Gum is hard at work framing the
children who are to participate in the
various dances, and the youcg people
are cooperating with her with zeai.
The Drillshed will be decorated for the
event by a number of young society
ladies' The ushers have been chosen
from the ranks OF the society young
men, among them being George fuI-
Ter, Arthur Macintosh, Robert Atkin-
son and George Potter. little feast
for the children, consisting OF Ice
cream and cake. will be prepared by
Mrs. Gum and several ladies, after
their part of the entertainment is over,
and they will also be presented with
souvenir programs. The grand march
will commence at 1880 p. m, as there
are a number of little tots who cannot
remain up late. and on this account it
is desirable that the spectators be at
the pffllshed early:
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Mrs E. L. Fernbach announces Jxe
marriage of her daughter, Grace Eta.
to Mr.. George Edward MokS1h, on
Tuesday evening. June 18th, at s
O'Clock, at the residence of DR.. j. NJ.
Whitney, 1925 Punahou street
The Portuguese Consul, Senior Cana
Farro. win return from the Cohst in
Sthe near future.
Mrs. NJ. A. Burns, mother of l. r
Burns, who has been visiting him since
January, will return on the Zeaiandia
with Mrs. Jessie r. Burns to New
York. via San Francisco and Buffalo.
At the latter place the two will visit
the exposition.
The cigarette habit is growing among
a certain set of HonoIulu,s society cir
cles, as is evidenced by ocqasion%
glimpses OF pretty silver cigarette
holders.
Monsieur Vizzavona, the new French
Consul, is now domicifed on Victoria
street, in the house formerly occupied
by Comte de Potter.
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Mr. E. A Mott-Smith leaves today
on the China for San Francisco. for
$3.50
Mrs. Mary Gum leaves on the Sierra
of June 25th for San Francisco. where
she will study new dances and enjoy
her summer vacation.