The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-26

y brilliant, whose school mates had
-ather fallen into a way of making him
he butt of their fun. But, as is often
the case, patience made the winning
haul of the day, for, after the older
boys had thrown down their rods in
despair of catching a fish, and had
wandered off, the small boy who had
stolidly sat on, suddenly startled his
teacher with a shout of delight, and
there at the end of his line was
catch" SO overjoyed was
he that, without stopping to remove his
prize from the hook, he scampered off
after his companions to bring them
meanwhile, two of the larger boys, re-
turning from another direction and dis
covering the fish, quietly removed it,
and in it's place substituted a minnoW.
When the little urehin, with an eager
lot of youngsters at his heels. came
hurrying back his flushed cheeks and
sparkling eyes betraying the delight he
felt at this change of attitude toward
him by the erstwhile scoffers, he reach
ed for the rod and held it up. AS his
astonished optics alighted upon the
minnow, shadow fell over the small
face and then, with a ring of disgust,
came the ejaculation "Geemimee
Christmas! Amt he shrank!"
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Mr. T. F. Sedgwick has gone to the
other islands.
Mr.. A D. Baldwin was an outgoing
passenger during the week.
Mr.. Marston Campbell is on Maui.
Mr.. r. R. Berg is making a business
trip to Hama.
Mr.. w. P. Whitley took the last Clau-
dine for the other islands.
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Mrs. j. H. Porteous entertained at a
luncheon given at Moana Hotel on
Tuesday last Covers were laid for ten
corated with maiden-hair ferns and
white ribbons.
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In honor of his brother now & visitor
to Honolulu, Mr.. Southland Hoffman will
Hotel this evening to remain over Sun
day. The party will go per special car,
and as the native Hawaiian musicians
are to be in evidence for the discoursing
of sweet music, as well as for dancing,
as the moon has been engaged for the
occasion, and evening swimming is to be
part of the program, it would seem that
nothing had been left unplanned for the
perfect enjoyment of the guests. Those
to go, besides the host, Mr.. Southland
Hoffman, and his brother, Mr. Jack Hoff-
man. are Mrs. Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
P. Grimwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church.
Miss Marcia Warren. Miss Lillian Bacon
Miss Lucy Roth. Miss Grace, Miss j.
Angus, Miss Myra Angus. Mr.. F. Low
ell, Mr.. VIM. Roth, Mr.. II. e. Holt, Mr.
c. Teaff, Mr.. Geo. Angus, Mr.. Fred An
gus.
1888
Mrs. Thomas Fitch will entertain at
dinner at the Moana Hotel this evening
Major and Miss Davis.
AT Pacific Heights last evening Mrs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gave a dancing party in
honor of her daughter, Miss McCully-
Higgins
Mrs. e. l.. McAdory, mother of DR..
McAdory, who has been with her son at
Camp Mckinley since his coming to Ho-
nolulu some months ago, returned to her
home at the coast by way of a lat
steamer.
Miss NJ. L. Hyde came in from Hilo
by Saturdays boat.
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Mr.. H. H. Scovel was an in-comer last
week from the other Islands.
L2&
Mr.. W. D. Baldwin left for San Fran
cisco, per the Alameda of the 23rd.
1888
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Atherton have gone
to the coast for a visit of some dura-
ton
! Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Swanzy were out
goipg passengers on Wednesday by the
foreign boat
Mr.. w. o. Smith is making business
trip to the coast,
1888
J The reception given on Saturday last
by Mr.. and Mrs L. Ahlo in honor of the
return of their son and his wife, was a
brilliant and thoroughly enjoyable af.
fair. The house had been beautifully
decorated, a hanging of scarlet embroid
cred lavishly in gold extending from one
hundred guests enjoyed the hospitality
of the host and hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Withers, Mr.. and Mrs
Getz. Mr.. and Mrs Wadsworth, Mrs
Gray. the Misses Baraclough and Mr.
and Mrs. Alderman made a merry bu!
party who enjoyed the moonlight or
Tuesday evening of this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Beardslee were de
parting passengers for San Francisco b!
way of Victoria on Wednesdays Moana
&. s&sHges
Mr. R. W. Single left for Maui OF
Wednesdays Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Anterior en-
tertained at their beautiful King stree
home on Tuesday evening in honor o
their son, Mr.. Frank c. Atherton, ant
his bride. Between the hours of eigh
and ten o'clock, a constant line of richl!
gowned guests paid their congratulator.
greeting to the young couple. who wit
AIR and Mrs Atherton, stood at one sid
of the spacious parlors. Among thos
present were: DR.. and Mrs. KiReaid
Mrs. Warren, Miss Marcia Warren. Capt
and Mrs. Andrew Fuller, the Misses Wild