The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24

Apropos of the Scott-Ivers engage
nent. the Town Talk has the following
TO say: THE engagement OF Miss
Gertrude Scott and Mr.. Richard Ivers
has just been announced in Honolulu.
Miss Scott is tall and graceful
blonde, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ Scott. She is a graduate of Ber-
kelley. and is admired throughout the
Islands for her splendid success in out
door athletics. Mr. Ivers is a popular
clubman. and is a brother of Mrs. VIM.
G. Irwin Mrs. Irwin returned TO Ho-
noluiu on the last steamer. He has
another sister, who lives in Pn1ladel-
phia, Mrs. Edward Robinson. She is
a daughter-in-law of Mrs. Richard Ir-
vim. who is a power in the New York
SWIM
Mr. Miles T. Baird and Mr.. Albert
Aiken started for the Yosemite ON an
automobile not so long ago, 10 prove
that the machine was capable of max
ing the trip. Part of the distance the
automobile went on its own resources,
the rest. of the way it was dragged
by a horse Most of the way back the
auto came by train. Thus has it been
proven finally and conclusively that an
automobile, if not capable of making
of taking it. ''-News-Letter.
Mr.. Aiken is a son of DR.. and Mrs.
Aiken, of Maui, and is we'll known on
the Islands, where he visited with his
bride some three years ago.
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Manager and Mrs. Ahrens entertain
ed at their residence at the Oahu plan
tation Thursday with an old-fashioned
luau, in honor of their daughter, who
;e.a fC,. tba h.
school in the East. There We're forty
guests, most of them the young people
of the city who are now at home from
school Senator and Mrs. Waterhouse
chaperoned the young people from
here who We're taken to Waipio In the
private car of the president of the
railroad. Mrs. Dillingham; accompanied
the party. There was nothing lacking
in the feast, which was strictly on the
old lines.
Among the expected arrivals on the
transport Meade is Mrs. Merchant who
is the wife of Lieutenant Merchant,
who was for some time on the staff of
General Ludlow, and is now IN the
Philippines. Mrs Merchant is also a
niece of General Chaffee. While In
Honolulu Mrs. Merchant will be the
guest of Mrs. E. H. Leignee, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, who is now at the Ha-
waiian.
Lieutenant Stoney, of the Solace. en-
tertained at dinner on Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Hatch and
Miss Jessie Kaufman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Sachs have taken
their departure for a trip through
Japan. They expect to be gone some
months.
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Rev. and Mrs. Isenberg, accompanied
by Miss Grau, have gone TO Japan
where they will spend some time sight
seeing.
Rear Admiral Beardslee and Mrs.
Beardslee passed through Honolulu
during the week, en- route to the Coast
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Mr.. c. P. Grimwood, who has been
TO Maui on business trip, returned to
Honolulu on Tuesday.
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Miss Clare Williams. who has been
visiting on the other Islands, returned
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. LANCE are
rejoicing in the arrival or a little
daughter.
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Miss Hartwell who has been visiting
On Kauai, returned to town early in
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wright were In
coming passengers by way of the w
G. Hail.
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Mrs. Holdsworth and little daughter
left for the Orient by the America
Maru.
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Mr.. F. b Damon was an incoming
passenger from Molokai on the 18th.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Waterhouse are
back from the other Islands.
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Mrs. j Waserhouse was a returning
passenger on the Claudlne.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Marx are back
from their Maui visit.
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The date set for the Scott-Ivers we'd
ding is September "a.
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Mr. Theodore Richards is back from
the other Islands.
Mr. George Kluegel has gone 10 the
other Islands
Mr.. j. P. Cooke came back from Maui
on Sunday,