The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-18

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HAYES, Miss Russell, Mrs ]. T. McDon-
aid, Miss Stansbury, Mrs. C. B. Wood,
Mrs. E. Stackable, Mrs. Lovekin, Mrs.
A. Humphreys, Miss Benner, Mrs. At
water, Mrs r. Mead, Mrs. T. Lansing,
Mrs. NJ. Philips, Mrs. A. E. Nichols,
Mrs. F. Bishop, Mrs. C. Rice, Mrs. F.
Foster and others.
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Mrs. j. S. McGrew entertained yat
dinner Thursday evening, Mrs. Hofa>e
ing, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hendricks, Mr..
Mckay and Mr., J. a Ct y
Mrs. S. E. Damon went to MauIby
the Claudine of Thursday.
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Recent letters bring the most en-
couraging reports of Mrs. Wray Tay-
iors improvement in health.
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright gave delight
full dinner at the Moana Hotel on
Thursday evening. Exquisite flowers
adorned the table in great PROVISION,
and delicious repast was served his
guests, who were Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot
Wilder, Miss Maud Gillet Miss Widdi-
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At recent card party very pala-
table nut sandwich was served as part
Tof trayfull, on which were also the
more often tasted pepper and cheese
sandwiches. 1t Won all sorts of COM
pliments, and everybody wanted to
know how it was made. The walnuts
are blanched. chopped fine, and when
mixed with mayonnaise, spread over
the bread, prepared as for other sand
witches
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The Russell Wilson's, who were enter
tanned here last year by Mr.: and Mrs.
H. NJ. Sewall, are now living at San
Mateo.
Mr.. Tom Driscoll, so well known in
Honolulu, is with his mother, occupy
ing the Newhall place at Burlingame,
this summer
The ]. H. Boyds entertained for Miss
Josephine Stanton In Manoa Valley
last week.
United States District Attorney Baird
is taking a much-needed rest of a cou-
pie of weeks on Maui
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Invitations are out for the Persian
dinner, to be given by Mrs. Mumford
at Waikiki, in the near future.
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Miss Deming entertained Miss Gillet
at Waialua over Sunday.
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The Queen, the MissPs Walker Id
Hon. A. 8. Cleghorn occupied Prince
David,s~ box at the opers~for the fare
weH<of Miss Stanton.
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Miss Widemann is being welcomed
back home from San Francisco, where
she has been for many months.
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The George Davies new residence Cd
Thurston avenue, is fast assJ0dn
seemly proportions. 1t promises to be
one of the handsomest homes of Ho-
n0tulu.
The Alex Isenbergs leave on the Pc
king for San Francisco, where Mrs.
Isenberg is to make an extended visit
with her mother.
\ Mrs Howells who has been so i'll
with malarial fever, is much improved
in health since her return to Homo
lulu.
A party composed of Mrs. Charles
Deering, Mrs. Judson, Miss Judsbp<dnd
Miss Deming, have gone TO Hawaii TO
sight-see in the vicinity of the volcano.
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The program at the High School, of
the Honolulu Circle of the Territorial
Teachers Association, last Monday
evening, was a thoroughly enjoyable
one The first number was music by
the High School pupils, led by Mrs.
Yarndley. and was particularly good,
the fresh young voices of the boys and
girls showing careful training
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Miss BARRIERS rendering of the Hun
garian Rhapsodie was particularly
pleasing. 1t was followed by the talk
on Industrial Work as a Factor in
Race Education by Mr.. Charles Bart
lett Dyke which was not only given in
in an entertaining manner, but was
also most instructive, being suggestive
of thought along number OF different
lines that yet have bearing on the sub
ject. Mr.. Dyke gave interesting data
with regard to the Hampton School for
colored youth in the South
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II Mrs. C. B Damon gives a G&nmble
PARTY at her residence on Thurston
avenue on Tuesday OF next week.
4 Great preparations are being made
by the Sabbath school of Central Union
Church for the observance of Children s
| Day, the last Sunday in May. The ser
vices will be held at the regular hour
! of morning service Plans for extern
sive decorations are E q under head"ay.
| Mrs Horace Craft is expected back
+, from her visit to Mexico and Califor-
MIA the middle of next month. She
will bring with her Miss Wight and
/ Miss Ella Wight. now in school al
! Berkeley. who are to spend their sum
mer holidays at home.
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j Late letters tell of the royal GOOD
! time that is being had by Arss<Portel
Boyd as the guest of Mrs. AXowler ir
! London.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman leaves Hpholu
| lu by Tuesdays Picking for thy Coast
| the East and Europe. In Chicago Mrs
! Hoffman will visit with her mother
and in Germany, with her husband
relatives.
| The Fred Glades expect to leave New
York for Europe the latter part o.
Nav. Mrs Glade and her eldes
| daughter are both recovering iron
| quite severe illnesses.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Cartert hSv'
moved into the beautiful home foCxher
ly occupied by the Suhrs, on jude