The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07


ITS attendant festivities occupy
ing tht attention of the public early IN
me week. while the throwing oper
again OF beautiful Ainahau, after the
long months of its mournful hush, has
meant a pleasure to many, both in par
iicleatien at the recent gayety and in
retrospect with thoughts Of the charm
ing girl who was its mistress in happy
times gone by.
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Mrs. Annis Montague Turner is ex-
peeted home in the near future
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Hon. II. E. Cooper entertained a par
" OF gentlemen at his country home
/ on Saturday last. The seven guests
made the trip down by water, being
taken by Captain Merry, U. S. N, in
the government launch. At the west
ern loch they were met by Mr. Cooper's
steam launch, the Manuwai, in which
| they enjoyed their inspection of the
proposed naval site, and after which
! they launched at the Coopers' hospital
! board. coming back to Honolulu by
train at the close of the enjoyable
day. Those composing the party We're
General Breckenridge, u. S. A; Major
Davis, U. S. A.: Captain Pond, U. S.
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| White. U. S. NJ, and Mr.. A. G. Halves
Jr.
| IMr. Theo. T. Dredge, son-in-Iaw of
Yr. Alexander Young, was an incoIn
| ing passenger by the Dorie, from
Japan, where he has been on business.
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! A very delightful swimming party
was given from the Moana early in the
| yrpal hot no han
at the hotel, while they were taking
| their dip. Among. the number We're
Mrs. j. T Mcdonald, Mr.. Warner. Mr..
Culver, Mr.. Clifton Tracy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Skinner, Mr.. Thornton, Mr.. Aus
| tin, Miss Austin, Miss Burdiek. Mr..
Morris. Miss Yarrow. Mr.. Newton and
| Miss Duff.
Mr.. f. ]. Cotton, who has been in
Hilo on business, has returned to town.
I Mrs NJ. Horner and two daughters,
krom Hawaii, are in town
1888
| Mr. Ernest Parker was an incoming
passenger by The last Island boat.
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Mr.. F. II. Hayselden and Mrs. r.
! Hayselden arrived in town early In the
! week.
4 Judge and Mrs. M M Estee have
taken a cottage in the Hawaiian HoteI
| grounds and viii be domiciled there
hin future.
| Mrs. Edgar Wood, who has been In
| the Eastern States for a number of
months, returned to the Islands on the
| last Moana
| Mrs. ST c. Sayers, who with her lit
| tie child, has been the guest of Mr.
| Sayers' relatives in Victoria, returned
home on the mid-week steamer.
1888
| Mr. l.. Won Tempsky, wife and child
| rem, Were incoming passengers by a
late foreign steamer
| Mr. and Mrs Charles ". Sturtevant
I returned from their trip away on the
| Moana.
| The E. j. Cottons, who have been oc-
cupying the cottage of Mrs. Montague
Turner during her absence, have gone
to the Hawaiian Hotel
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| Mrs. C Il. Diekey, who has been
visiting on the other Islands. came
back to town during the week
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| Mr. and Mrs F. J. Church, who nave
been doing the extinct volcano on
Maui, were home corners by way of the
last Claudine.
Major William A. Purdy is in town
for a few days, from Hilo.
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The last Claudine numbered among
it's passengers Hon. William White.
| HIS
! The portrait of the late Paul Nen-
! oFaI, hoo III NV t15fo
| Wores, is now completed and the Pa
cific Club committee who have inspect
| ed it, previous to it's being sent TO
the trainers, are delighted with the
work declaring it perfect likeness.
On Thursday, August %, at noon, a,
the home of DR.. and Mrs. F. e. Car
| penter, in San Francisco, Miss Edith
Cruzan and Mr. Arthur F'ickenscher,
were made man and wire. MISS Cru
zan is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
tn e orHaast = q H St. SaS
Church, of Oakland.
1888
Miss Lillian Bacon is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church.
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! Recent letters from Germany tell OF
the sojourn of the Meters at Hamburg
| where also, with them, are Mrs. and
Miss Mist, and where, later, they ex-
pect to be joined by the Kings. The
Hoffmans, Days and Kings have al
been together in Berlin.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Cooper are
Gexpected home in the near future.
$3.50
\ Mr.. II. D. Sloggett returned to Kaua
by the last w. G, Hall.
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Mrs j. Waterhouse was an outgoing
passenger on Tuesdays Island boat
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Mr.. S. T. Alexander left for Kahulu
early in the week.
!, Mr.. Wade Thayer went to the other
,, Islands by the last Kauai
Mrs. F. B. McStocker and daughter
went home Tuesday.
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;, Capt Paul Smith is sojourning on tn,