The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12

castie- Coleman, Mr.. Miller, Mr.
Stoakes, Mr.. WaIcutt and Mr.. Smith.
1888 h
DR. and Mrs. r. P. Myers, who re
turned during the week from their
trip to the Colonies, are domiciled at
k'nglcside.
Among the passengers on the Sierra
was Mrs. NJ A. Edwards wife of one
of the Justices of the Supreme Court
of New Zealand.
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on October Goth Consul Leon Guisian,
Belgian representative at San Francis
co, who has been transferred to Ma
Mia, will pass through Honolulu.
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Lieut.. Colonel Samuel c. Mills, L. S.
! A.. who has been in the Philippines,
and who was in Honolulu as comman-
der of the Honolulu post, has been or
dered to Fort Wadsworth, New York.
Mr. c. A. Brown is once more in
town.
! Mrs. S. w. Dowsett was among the
Sierra's arrivals.
| 1883
Mrs F. E. Hebron was an incomer
during the week.
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| Mr.. j. A. Kennedy returned from the
Coast on Wednesday
] Miss Sarah Robertson, who has been
attending an Eastern school for some
two years or more, returned to the
Islands by way of the foreign boat of
, the midweek.
$3.50
! Mr. and Mrs. Sturtevant and child
We're incomers on Wednesdays steam
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wichman are
back from their San. Francisco visit.
1888
The Misses Wilcox of Kauai who
, have been in the East for a number
of months. returned home on the Sier-
IA of Wednesday.
Miss E. Ladd has gone to Hawaii.
1898
The Mauna Loa took away Mr. r.
w. Atkinson on Tuesday last.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. F Hayselden were
outgoing passengers on the Island boat
of the Sth.
! The informal luncheon given by Mrs.
Linda H. Bryan at the Palace Grill
on Wednesday in honor of Miss Polly
Dunn, who leaves shortly for Honolulu,
where she will be married to Mr.. Mac
farlane. was an exceedingly delightful
affair The matinee was enjoyed by
all afterwards Those at the table
/ were Mrs. Harry F. Dutton Miss Mae
Colburn, Miss Laura Taylor, Miss Ma
ME Polhemus, Miss Gertrude Van
Wyck. and Miss Gertrude Dutton.-
Newsletter.
/ Lieut.. Colonel Samuel NJ Mills. who
has been in command of the Fort San
tiago artillery station, has been re-
lieved from duty with this division and
Will return to the States on the Grant,
says the Manila Times. Colonel Mills
has been here for some time, and has
become we'll known and liked in both
military and nonmilitary circles. For
some time he was inspector general of
| the Separate Brigade. but served in
| China on the staff of Major General
| Chaffee in this capacity. During his
service with the division of the Philip
pines as inspector. Colonel Mills has
rendered some very important services
| having investigated and reported on
some notable cases. He has the repu-
tation of being one of the most court
/ ~ officers in the service. and his kind
| ly manner has gained him many
friends and warm admirers. who sin-S
cerely regret his departure
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DIR. Raymond returned to his Maui
home early in the week.
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Mrs. f. g. Allen was an outgoing
, passenger on Tuesdays Claudine
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Miss Alexander has gone to the Gar
, den Isle.
y Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke is spending some
time on Kauai.
7 Mr. Charles Gay returned to his home
on Kauai during the week.
Mrs, Sorenson has gone to the other
Islands for a visit with her daughter
! at Koloa
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Mr. w. W. Thayer is back from Ha-
wall.
Nj T. a, Tuthin was an incomer on
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gMessrs. II. P and w. D. Baldwin
We're arrivals on Saturdays Island
boat.
News came In by the Inte steamers
of the arrival in Washington d. c.,
of Hon. H, e Co9psr
4 choral society for the production
OF oratoriO and other work of that ma
! ture is to be organized by Professor
Ballaseyus, with a view of presenting
Handel's Messiah during the win
ter.
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Second Lieut.. Francis j. Behr. Ar
tillery Corps, L. s A. will shortly
arrive from San Francisco for duty at
Camp Mckinley.
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! Two months leave of absence has
been granted Capt. w. ID Ketcham. of
the Coast Artillery Camp Mckinley.
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! The Examiner says the date has
been set for the wedding of Miss Polly
Dunn. one of the most beautiful girls
in society. and Mr.. Harry MacfarIane,
of Honolulu. On December 4th Miss
Dunn Will change her name Novem-
j Der 18th the wedding party. including
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Button Miss
Gertrude Dutton and Miss Mae Cot
burn. leave here for Honolulu. Mr.
h. h. Dutton will give the bride awav
and Miss Colburn viii be the honored
maid.
$50
At recent dinner. report which
mad been current during the week pre-