The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
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She is all her friends claim for her II,
the way of beauty and grace Her hair.
of rare auburn tinge, would alone
attract attention, and with it goes the
lovely clear skin that invariably DIS
tinguisheS the Titan beauty from iael
sister blondes. Miss Deming came ont
last year but did not mingle much In
the seasons gayeties, as she went trav-
cling instead. She was present at the
Mardi Gras ball at the Hopkins fnsti-
tute, however, and her costume made
great hit. Her most intimate friend
is the daughter of General Waiter
Turnbull, but this last year the young
heiress- has been going about under the
wing of her cousin, Mrs Clark''-Town
Talk.
While Miss Deming was in Honolulu
she had a number of devoted admir-
ers, none of whom, it is quite safe to
say, suspected that Cupid had already
! arranged in favor of the San Francis
co man. The announcement OF Miss
Deming's engagement came in the ma
ture of surprise, even to Their init
mate friend here, Miss Maude Gillet
1t is whispered that one young lawyer
in town is quite inconsolable.
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"A QdIlCe DIT TIE hawaiian Hotel
Saturday evening of last week was a
thoroughly enjoyable affair, and was
participated in by a number of town
folk. The lights among the trees
glowed forth in all their multitude of
colors, the quintet club was in good
form. and there We're a number of
pretty gowns in evidence, those worn
by the Misses Clausen. of Los Angeles,
being especially noticeable. Among
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son, Attorney General Dole, Mr. John
Soper, the Misses Clausen, Mrs. Leigh
hee of Los Angeles, Mr.. George Roe.
dick, Miss Smith of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris NJ. Bissel, Miss STAINS
bury, Mr.. Southland Hoffman, Captain
Merry, Mr.. Sonny" Cunha, Mr.. Raw
Inns, Miss Roth, Miss Lishman and
others.
1.-THE reception rendered Rev. and Mrs
George Adams in the parlors of Central
Union Church. on Thursday evening,
Mas thoroughly enjoyable, and was
largely attended in spite of the rain
(which began to fall just at the hour
set for the gathering. The ladies of
the reception committee We're Mrs. p.
C. Jones, Mrs. Cornelia Damon Mrs
Emerson and Mrs Ralph Gear.
Plants and flowers We're scattered
throughout the parlors. and ornament
ed the tables, where delectable dainties
in the way of good things to tempt the
appetite were to be had. Several de-
lightful piano and vocal solos We're
rendered during the evening. and those
present listened with pleasure TO the
interesting address of Rev. Mr.. Adams
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The following gentlemen We're enter
tanned at dinner at the Moana Hotel
night during Mp
Davies, Mr.. j. Dyer Mr.. George Rem
ton, Mr.. D. c. Lindsay, Mr. C. T. Da-
vies, Mr.. Thomas Kay Mr. Alexander
Young, Mr.. c. Hedemann, Mr.. F. NJ.
Swanzy, Mr.. w. NJ. Goodale, Mr. Aug
Ahrens, Mr. F. Meyer. Mr. c. K. Ken
nedy, Mr.. J. Watt, Mr.. James Low
Mr. w. X. Baldwin, Mr.. A. NJ Walton,
and Mr.. j. A. Kennedy
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Dodge have
returned home from their European
trip. They tell of having met, while
in Southern Europe, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Q. Wood, with whom they enjoyed
days outing in Rome.
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Mrs Hugh Morrison. Mrs ]. w Cen
ter and Miss Center are the guests Of
Mrs. ]. p. Cooke. With whom they will
be until the departure of the Ventura
of August 9th, on which they expect
to go to the Coast
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: The engagement has been announced
of Miss Maud Balch, of San Francisco,
and Mr. William Thompson, of this
city. The wedding is to take place. in
October,
Mrs J. S McGrew and her niece.
Miss Maude Gillet, who have been so
journing at the Volcano and Hilo, re
turned to town on Saturday.
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Major and Mrs Robinson are enter
tanning Mr. Graham H. Harris, presi
dent of the Board of Education of Chi
cago, and his wife and daughter.
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Mrs. Leighee, of Los Angeles, and her
two nieces the Misses CIausen, with
their friend, Miss Smith, are guests at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Miss Susan Grimes, daughter of Rear
| Admiral and Mrs. Walker, was married
at Milton, n. H., August 3, to Mr..
Richard Fitzgerald.
Miss Cornelia Walker who has been
visiting on Hawaii for number of
weeks, returned to Honolulu on Sat
urday.
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| Mr.. H. ]. Danford wife and child
who have been visitors at the other
Islands, came home early in the week
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United States Judge E.stee will tax,
vacation next week. and with Mrs
Estee, may spend it at Waialua.
Governor Dole and wife are expected
home in the near future, the health o
the former having greatly improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Brown have TAX
en- the Templeton place on Makik
street, just beyond Wilder avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Young an
daughter Mrs. c. Won Hamm, hav
gone to Oakland, Cal.
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Mrs. and Miss Kirkland, of Kahului
are The guests of Mrs. Richard Davis
of this city.
Mr.. Allan w. Judd returned TO tow
from the othet Islands, early in tn
week.
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| Miss c. Bender was an incomln: