The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

steamers have brought home many So
cial favorites from the mainland while
the island boats were filled with return
ing outing parties from Hawaii, Kauai
and Maui who have been away for
weeks, or for all the SKINNER months
The little people at the Opera House
have frightened US; and many con-
genial groups have been a-piannfng for
enjoying in some special way today $
sports-bright groups which kaleidos-
cope-like will pass and repass as parts
of the festive whole
xI&
Captain Merry and Captain Pond will
entertain on board the Iroquois for the
races.
Mr.. Southland Hoffman takes a number
of his friends out on board a yacht for
the days sports.
Mr.. w, Wolters has returned from San
francisco.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. McClanahan will
probably return from their Kauai trip
on Sunday next
Mrs. Grace Hudson, who has heen at
the Hawaiian Hotel is now a guest eff
the Hotel Annex.
San Francisco papers note the return
to town of Miss Bernice Landers from
| Catalina Island, where she has been for
the summer0
| Miss Louise Boardman who has been
attending school in California for the last
year, returned home during the week.
Announcement cards of the Gallagher
Dole wedding have been received here.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Dole will be at home in
Honolulu after the first of November.
Mrs. j. n. Porteous is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Hall, wife of W.AM
Hall, of the Standard Oil Company Nof
San Francisco.
| Mr.. James F. Morgan, who has been
making hurried business trip to San
Francisco, came home by way of the
foreign mid-week steamer The little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, who
was not well and who accompanied her
father to the coast, has quite recovered.
A small but very pleasant card party
was given on Saturday evening of last
week at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs Z.
Chaplin on the grounds of Haalelea lawn
Progressive euchre was played, pretty
prizes being given at the close of the
game. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris NJ. Bissel,, Miss Gertrude Marvine.
DR.. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Hewett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthewman, Miss Davis.
Mr. ]. Tarn McGrew VIII entertain at
dinner this evening in honor of Miss
Gertrude Scott and Mr.. Richard Ivers.
Miss Mabel Howard, daughter of the
superintendent of the Oceanic Steamship
Company, and a young society girl of
San Francisco, was an incoming passen-
ger on the Ventura. She expects to be IN
Honolulu for a number of weeks and
Is the guest of Mrs. ]. B. Hopkins on
Vineyard street. Miss Howard has come
to the Islands for the benefit of her
,, health.
Miss Stella Love has returned home,
, after a visit of some duration in San
Francisco. She has brought with her to
!, be er guests here on the Islands, Miss
Church of Portland, and Miss Dennis
, and Miss Jones of Seattle.
Mr.. Fred Harvey, who was connected
} with the Government Survey Department
previous to his going to Guam with
Captain Merry, has returned to our city
to again take up his former duties here.
/ Mrs. Harvey and little son will join her
husband in the course of month or So.
. Mr.. Cotton has gone to the other ISL
. ands.
Mrs. H P. Lewis is back after visit
with relatives in the Colonies
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lowrie were in
coming passengers by way of the Sierra
of September 18th. Mr.. and Mrs Lowrie
are at present dom!ciled at Engleside.
with Mrs. Lowrie's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen.
4 Prince and Princess Cupid Kalanfa
naole are at home once more, after many
, months of very delightful sightseeing and
| foreign travel.
y Mrs. ]. E. Conradt left on the last
: Claudine for Maui.
Mr.. Fred w. Grimwood went to the
other islands during the week.
Mr.. Frank F. Baldwin was a Claudine
passenger on Tuesday for Maui
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rice returned tc
: Kauai early in the week.
Mr.. H. Atwater has gone to the other
islands.
Miss Mary Rice returned to her Kaua
/. home on Tuesday last.
Miss L. E. Wilcox was an outgoing
passenger on the last Kinau.
Mrs. J. L. Richardson and Miss Rich
, ardson. who have been visitors to Homo
lulu from Hawaii for the last three
weeks. Went home the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. McCandless am
, child were outgoing passengers by way
of the last Kinau.
Mr.. Kari Widemann has gone to Ha
wall.
Miss Leila Spence, who has been on the
iother islands, returned to town the latte
part of last week.
Miss julia Damon came home from hei
visit to Hawaii on Saturday.
II Mr. c. P. Grimwood, who has been o.
a business trip to Maui, came back or
Sundays island boat.
Mss L. E. Wilcox came over from thu
Garden Isle on the W. G.. Hall of tbs
18th.
Mr.. Mccoy, who has been at the Ha
waiian. is now domiciled at the Moana
! Captain Pond has received the agree
able news of the success of his son Y
having passed the entrance examination
for the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Mrs R. r Berg and son returned T
Honolulu from San Francisco by tn
China
/Mr and Mrs. r. Levers and Miss Har
lIriet Levers are home again, after thel
Hlong sojourn at the Coast
\ Mr. Edwin Paris was an incoming pas
senger on the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pettus, who hav'
been in San Francisco for the last TIVE
Z months, are back.
Mr. C. S Wright, who has been at tn
Coast for a month or more, was amon'
those who arrived by way of the China
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin enterta1ne;
at dinner on Thursday evening of tn