The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-14


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with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Lukins. Mrs.
Cotton's-home was an exceedingly artis-
tic study in pink, very beautifully carried
out, with quantities of ferns and lovely
pink carnations. Many floral gifts to the
hostess of the afternoon represented the
many kind thoughts of her guests.
Euchre was played during the afternoon.
the first prize, a handsome cut glass vase,
being won by Mrs. z. CT. Lukins. The
second prize, a charming water color
study, was won by Mrs. Louise Alexan-
der. In the center of the study was a
picturesque little red fairy, whose mis-
sion is to bring good luck to its owner.
The consolation prize, a pretty specimen
in cut glass, was won by Miss Carrie
Nicholson. Mrs. (. ]. Cotton was assist
ed in receiving her guests by Mrs. Chas.
Minor Goodall, Mrs. w. o. Cullen. Mrs.
Geo. De Cola, Mrs. Louise Alexander,
Miss Bertha and Miss May Young, and
Miss Madeline Blankart.'" The Mrs. Cot
ton here mentioned as hostess is the wife
of Mr.. E.. G. Cotton. now in Honolulu,
and is well known in our city, where
she has lived for a number Of times du-
ring the winters.
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Mr.. Lake is making by his efficient
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than ever popular place of the Hawaiian
Hotel. The dance there during the week
was a most enjoyable affai1@ and the
cooling punch which was passed during
the evenings dancing, made a delightful
feature of the entertainment. Many
guests were present. among. the number
being Mrs. Sargent, Miss Sargent, Mr..
Holt, Miss Bacon. Mss Gillet. Mr.. Jen-
sen, Mr.. Tappan, Miss Casey, Mr.. Teaffe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church, Mrs. Styne,
Mr.. Fred Grimwood, Miss Colburn, Mr..
I. Dillingham;, DR.. McAdory. Lieut.. Han
cock. Mr. II. Wilder. Mr.. Lowell, Miss
Angus. Miss Nlyra Angus, Miss Grace
and others.
4 Mr.. NJ. NJ. Scott and family have taken
the cottage Of Mrs. N. Noonan, corner of
Kinau and Pensacola street, and will
move from their present home In the val
Hey in the near future.
6 Mrs. James Castle left on the Sonoma
to join her husband, at present in Cali
forn.a, and from where they will pro-
ceed TO Eastern States.
Mr.. Willard Baldwin left this week to
take the -management of Makaweli plan
tation.
Rev. o. II. Gulick went to the other
Islands in the last Claudine.
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Hon. J.. Prendergast took the Kinau for
Hawaii during the week.
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Major VIM. =. Purdy. who has been a
visitor to Honolulu for a week or ten
days. was n departing passenger for Hlo
on the 10th.
Z Mrs. W. S BafdiSs' who has been in
cur city for q fortnight or more, went
back to her home on Hawaii early IN the
week
\ Mr.. \. Staedtlandcr Of Hackfeld 6 Co.
is on the other Islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Loge Marx are at
present domiciled at the James Castle
Waikiki place, where they will be the
guests of Mss White while Mrs. Castle
IS away.
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Part of Camp Mckinley is on a march
10 Moanalua and vicinity.
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Professor W. d. Alexander Is again in
town, after quite an extended sojourn in
the East and ut the coast.
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Theodore Wores' paintings exhibited in
the fall exhibition of the Kilohana Art
League IN Honolulu were received with
much favor. Wores is certainly one of
our best artists. His japanese studies
are very lbDtlttI.-IDEl dix.
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Wednesday evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Charles B.. Cooper, Miss Elesa
Burial NicSeus and Mr.. Robert Hawk
hurst Jr. We're quietly married. the cere-
mo1y being performed by the Rev. VIM.
Norris Kincaid. Miss N'ckeUs is the
daughter Of the late Johnson Nickeus,
and though her engagement to Mr..
HaWXhurst had been announced, it was
not planned that the wedding should oc-
cur until some time in June, but owing
to the sudden death OF her father and
the fact that. Mrs. Nickeus being at pres
ent in the East. the young lady was COM !
paratively alone, it was decided to ar
range for az earlier marriage. DR..
Cooper being the Exalted Ruler of the
.Elks, of which organization Mr.. Nlckeus
was a member, prOffered the hospitality
of his home and it was there the cere-
mony took place. DR.. and Mrs. Cooper
only being present.
DR.. Smith. Mr.. Vogelgesang and Pay
master Sullivan, all well known in Homo
lulu, We're again welcomed by old friends
when they ~re-appeared on the "Wiscon-
SIN"
Mrs. II. L. Achilles and children were
incoming passengers in the s.. S. Sierra.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Atwater came
home from their coast trip during the
week.
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Mr.. D. r. Banning is again in town.
1873
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Beardslee, who
nave been away for a couple of months,
came hons Ga the late foreign boat.
1888
Mrs. n. A. Bender and Miss Bender
were arrivals during the week.
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Mr.. r. r. Berg. who has been making
a business trip away, came back on the
18th.