The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-07

game of hearts. invented for the occa-
sion, was played progressively until the
| hostess, Mrs. Downing, invited the party
! to partalIe OF the heart refreshments.
The menu was on a heart, but the re-
! freshments were of n more substantial
nature. The engagement OF Mrs. Clark
to Robert b. Bowles, of San Diego, Cal
ifornia. was then formally announced.
| The other guest of honor, Miss Tacka-
! berry. will leave on the Sonorna Tuesday
| for San Francisco. where she will be
married to Mr.. Frank Farrier, Lake
port. Canforn 90 800, hsnt, WHO resided
in Honolulu some months ago, and is
| well known here.
&S&
| The members of the Nein company and
! n party of friends were the guests Of
| Pearl Harbor folk last Sunday and Mon
day and spent n most enjoyable two
days upon the wa tiers of the loch and in
the cane fields. The party went down to
Pearl City Sunday morning, and were
the q iests TO luncheon of Secretary and
Mrs. Cooper, enjoying, too, a ride about
the lochs. After this they were taken
across to Aiea, to the country place of
DR.. McGrew, where there was a short
time spent, and then the entire party
drove to the residence of Manager Low,
of the Honolulu Plantation, where the
night was passed. The entire population
was visited before the return on Monday
dlltIilOOD. anu the guests spent a most
pleasant time seeing the sights of the
fields and mill.
Mrs. Ralph c. Geer entertained at
cards in honor of Miss Dennis, Miss
Jones and Miss Church, who are the
guests of Miss Love, on Thursday after
noon between the hours of and j.
$3.50
Mrs W. II. Rec Sr. and Miss Mary
Rice came in from the Garden Isle early
in the week to attend the MacfarIane-
IGnne wedding.
$3.50
Mrs Noonan and Miss Katherine W,d-
difeld win go TO Hawaii sometime during
next week to visit with Mrs. Noonan's
relatives there.
Mrs. Peck and the Misses Peck, who
Have been spending some weeks in town,
feIurned to their home on Hawaii on
Tuesday last
Mrs z. NJ. Styne and Mr.. d. j. Styne,
mother and brother of Mrs. Fred Church,
are in Honolulu for visit with rela-
tives.
1888
Lieut. Commander G. NJ. stohey, U. s.
N, was on the passenger list of the
Peru, coastward bound, during the week.
1888
Mrs. F. w. Carter and children. wao
IiFNG BGcH N4SlItIS III I1OnOlulus were uht~
going passengers during the week
1919
Miss Ben Taplor. who has been the |
guest of Mrs. Chas. b. Cooper, returned |
to Hawaii in the last Mauna Loa.
Thanksgiving in town, went back to his |
Kauai home during the week. +,
1&3
Mr.. c. W. Dickey, who has been Wis |
itor =" his old home on Maui, came back |
to town early in the week.
Mr. Charles F. Eckhart of the Honolulu
Experimental Station. has gone TO San |
Francisco for the holidays.
1888
Rev. and Mrs. o. p. Emerson were re- |
turning passengers by way of the last |
Claudine from Maui.
Mr.. Walter Scott was on the passenger |
LIST OF the last Island boat from Kauai. |
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Henry Warehouse left on Tuesday |
for a two weeks trip over Hawaii.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Baldwin took their
departure in the Claudine of Tues Jay
The Alex. IsenberEs are backN from |
their prolonged stay at the coast.
Mr.. F. Klanlp and Mr.. J. T. Hackfeid |
have gone to the other Islands.
$3.50
Mrs. A d McBryde left for Hawaii hy
wqv of the steamer of the 3rd.
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Mrs r. ! NcCaudless and child are
here from the other Islands.
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Manor w. a Purdy. from Hilo, is pay
iny Honolulu a visit.
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Mr.. II. Warehouse took the last Kirau
for Hilo.
So
FIR. A. Warehouse is or the other Isl
lnds.