The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-05

Harriet Levers. The affair took place
at the Moana Hotel in one of their
private dining-rooms, which had been
decorated and arranged especially for
the occasion, the decorations being in
red Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Kluegel, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Paris, Mr.. Arthur F. Wall, Mr..
Charles Weight, Miss Harriet Levers,
Miss Kate Patty.
The Mikahala, for Kauai, on Tuesday
took away Mr.. Charles Gay.
1888
Mr. G. A. Wilcox left for the Garden
Isle early in the weke.
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Mr. Archie Young is making hur-
ried trip to the Mainland.
Mrs William Graham and little son,
Ivan, have gone to San Francisco,
where Mrs. Graham expects to remain
for some months.
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l At q dinner given in honor of the
ileyent, on Thursday evening at Senator
land Mrs. Crabbe's, the engagement Of
4 Miss Edna F. Hoffman, of Buffalo, N.
Y, and Mr.. r. G. Moore, of this city,
| twelve. The table decorations We're
suggestive, the center-piece being a
| large heart of white flowers and
maidenhair, surrounded by leis of
MALE and white carnations. The ia
vors were small heart-shaped cards
having on one side the name of the
guest, and on the other a poetical quo
tation limiting strongly of love and
marriage The idea was altogether
crate dinner had been served and
thoroughly enjoyed, Senator Crabbe, in
very felicitous speech, made the an
nouncement, which was followed by
hearty congratulations Later in the
evening about thirty of the mutual
friends of the couple were entertained
at cards, dainty refreshments being
served throughout the evening
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The walls of Punahou have been at
tracing attention the past moonlight
nights because of the flowers of the
cereus again to be seen there.
1888
Miss Carrie Castle, who has been
spending the summer on Maui. is home
again, and on Sunday afternoon will
give the first of her afternoon con-
, certs at her Manoa home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers have re-
turned from over the Pail
1888
DR.. Derby is on Kauai
$3.50
Superintendent A. T. Atkinson Is
soon to take short vacation
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Mrs. j. G. Rothwell, who has been
spending the hot months in the noun
tains near town, has returned, and will
De at home to her friends at Ainahou,
Waikiki, on Tuesdays.
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Mrs F. w. Macfarlane and son have
4 returned from the Coast.
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congratulations go to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies upon the arrival of a lit
! tie son.
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner enter
tanned at dinner on Monday evening,
| IN honor of Captain Renney. "Mignon''
had been transformed into a pink
poisoned bower for the occasion, car
| nation leis and cut flowers being ar
ranged throughout the rooms and la
nal, where dinner was served. Hand
painted cards with appropriate Island
scenes added to the artistic effect of
the table. With one or two exceptions
| the guests We're those who had, with
MRS. Turner, recently enjoyed an ocean
| voyage with the genial captain, whose
birthday Monday evenings entertain
ment celebrated. Those present were
captain Renney, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
! Elston, Mrs. Grace Hudson, Mr.. Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson, Mr..
isaac Dillingham;, Miss Stansbury and
Mrs. Mary Gum.
$3.50
A jolly luau supper was given early
IN the week by Mrs. Holloway in honor
OF the birthday of Mr. Holloway.
Among the guests were the Misses
Walker, Mrs. Noonan. Mr. ]. Tarn Nc
Grew, Mr.. Whitley, Mr. Frank Arm
strong.
Mr: A Stadtlander was a passenger
Tor Hawaii on Tuesday
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Mr.. H. B. Gehr returned to the
Rainy City early in the week.
MT. George Robertson left town early
in the week. -
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w. S, Nichols and wife were among
the Claudine's passengers on the 18th
Mr.. J. B. Gibson has gone to Maui.
Mr.. W. NJ. Alexander was an out.
goer by the last Claudine.