The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-28
SOCIETY NOTES.


Harvard, and from where also We're
the friends mentioned.
Mrs w w Hall who has been Wis
iting at Wahiawa, the guest of Mr..
Alfred w Eames, returned the last
of last week
MI and Mrs. Eben Low, of Hawaii.
have been guests during the week of
Governor and Mrs. Dole.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Give Davies were
outgoing passengers on the Peru.
y Mr.. and Mrs. William Aud have is
sued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter Jennie Gray, to Mr.
T. NJ. Kiakona. on October ., at 1880
p. m, at their residence, Panaewa
kapalama.
The engagement of Miss Elsie Nick
Gus and Mr. Robert HawXhurst, of
Hilo has been announced by Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson Nickeus
Saturdays Island boat brought back .
Mr.. Robert Single from Maui where
ne has been for a week or more.
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Mr.. A Judd was an incoming pas /
senger on the 21st, from the other ISL !
ands.
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Miss Mary Widdteld is home again |,
from ker summers outing.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, who has been on
Maui for some time, returned by the
last Claudine.
I Mrs. G.. Waterhouse, who has spent
q two months visiting at her old home at
/ ,I,,i, to no. laG ~
the week.
Among the passengers from the 9th
er Islands by the last Claudine, was
: Miss EIsneT.
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Mr.. c. II. Dickey returned from
s.s,;
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. McCIanahan, who
! have been on Kauai, are again at the
Hawaiian.
1873
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Jones were out
going passengers on the Peru, for San
Francisco on September 2lst.
Mr.. 3. F. Dillingham; has gone to the
Coast.
Mr.. James Alexander left on the
Peru.
Captain Merry and Captain Pond en-
tertained a large number of guests Oh
board the Iroquois for the races of
Saturday, among them being Major
and Mrs Davies, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Hunt Chaplain and Mrs. Marvine,
Miss Gertrude Marvine, Mr.. Fred Har-
vey, DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Mcdonald, Mr..
Whitley, Mr.. Tafe Mr.. William Coney,
Mr. Holloway. Mrs Angus Miss An
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and Mrs Grimwood, British Consul w.
c Hoare and Miss Hoare.
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The Misses Ferreira, OF Kona, Ha-
; wall, are spending a few weeks with
: their mother at her new and hand
some home at Punahou.
) Mrs. Mary Gum, who recently re
= turned from San Francisco, where she
: spent her summer vacation, studying
new fancy dances and the fads and
= fOibles in teTpsichorean art as follow
= ed by the society sets. will commence
her winters children's dancing classes
I on Tuesday next in Progress Hall at
I $50. One of the fads which she Will
5 introduce this season is a series OF
= grace culture or Delsarte exercises for
= the children of those who do not wish
r particularly to have them Instructed IN
r the orthodox dances. This is a depar-
the Mainland.
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!, Among the through passengers on
= the Doric for HOngkong was Mrs. a.
. j. Coffee, wife of Jack Coffee, who
- spent many months in Honolulu. and
=. who is now in Manila. Mrs. Coffee is
s on her way to join her husband in the
s Philippine capital and will doubtless
p. prove ore of it's social attractions.
- Mrs. Coffee is a beautiful woman,
wears faultless gowns, which to the
n feminine mind are dreams of the dress
S makers art and above all, she knows
Y how to wear them. She was a guest
70 Of the Hawaiian Hotel during her stay
in the city
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n on Monday Prince David Kawanana-
9 koa viii entertain the member: Of the
.IilIiputian Opera Company at his Wal
Xxi residence.
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The ScOtt-Ivers wedding was purely
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