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

he loss of husband whose untimely
ieath in foreign land aroused the
5ympathieS of ali society The Cos
sips say that the young widow has en-
-irely Succumbed to her fondness for
They are not sufficiently
charitable to suggest that her sorrow
is so great that perhaps she is trying
to submerge it And when you stop
to think about it, that isn't so bad
as to undertake the quenching of an
unquenChable thirst.-Town Talk
S&ts
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight, of Homo
lulu. will return here before the HOLM
days to remain permanently. Mrs.
knight is one of the Dowsett girls,
noted for their wealth and beauty,
says the Examiner.
\ The Mikahala brought in from the
Garden Isle Mr.. w. A. Wright.
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Mr.. c. H. Holloway has gone to Mo
Iokai
Rev. A h. and Mrs Cory We're pas
sengers by the Doric for the Orient
on the 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. White left by
way of the last foreign boat for Japan
and China.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mountford S Wilson
and their two children have been sum
mering at Lake Tahoe. Mrs. Wilson
made many friends in Honolulu while
she was the guest of Mrs. H. Sewall
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Congratulations are being extended
Captain and Mrs. Pond on the success
of their son. John Enoch Pond, in hav-
ing passed the entrance examinations
at Annapolis.
A number of friends of Bishop Willis
were at the wharf upon the departure
of the AOrangi to say godspeed to
the Bishop and his chaplain, Rev. w.
Ault
Mrs T. E. Hall was an outgoing pas
senger on the steamer Aorangi
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h Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin took
passage for the States by the foreign
I boat of September 25th.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jordan, who have
| been in the Colonies on a visit 10 their
! old home there came back to Honolulu
during the week.
! Mr. Charles E. Guest has gone to
! Maui.
tSH&
! In the memories of the fair girl who
/ was guest of honor that night, the last
! Saturday evening which she was tC
/ be known as Miss Scott, can hardly
| fail to linger as a scene wherein flow
/ er-filled rooms. music, laughter and
! the flutter of dainty gowns blend into
| the whole. The dinner given by Mr.
i J. Tarn McGrew in the home of his
= AfrS
plimentary to Miss Gertrude Scott, anC
: Mr. Richard IVers. was a thoroughly
delightful one
AS the guests, eighteen in number
entered the dining room, a murmur Of
admiration went up from all. Th'
tables, buried in roses, the perfume o
| which filled the air, were a glitter o
. beautiful glass and rarest china. A
= a center piece for one, a bit of Jap
, anese embroidery scattered butterfle
through gOssamer webs; while on tn
other, cherry blossoms Wed with tn
t roses. over all was a glow of light
3 shell pink, from the myriad tiny can
dies starring the richly-wrought can
delabra.
At each ladys place was a well mig
perfect rose, fashioned by the def
fingers of Miss GilIet, Mr.. MCGrew'
cousin. and the flower effect was car
ried out by the wearing of these pref
ty conceits in the hair by each fal
. 'possessor. The gentlemen found thei
places by means of pierced hearts
pink pin cushions.
Those at the tables were Mr.. an
. Mrs. Douglass McBryde, Miss Scot
Dr. and Mrs Charles b. Cooper, Nj
4 Robert Single, Mr.. Wright, Mr..
Tarn McGrew, Miss Katherine Widdi
, field, Miss Stansbury, Miss Gillett, NJ
w. Castle, Mr. Richard Ivers Mis-
May Damon, Mr.. Fred Grimwood, Mis-
Adams. Miss Marion Scott and Nj
Philip Iansdale.
4s.SaS
Mr.. Leslie Scott who came down frOE
Kfhei, to be present at his sister
wedding. remained over for a fe'
> DAYS visit with his mother and fam
l ily.
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Mrs Anuis Montague Turner wi
entertain at dinner on Monday evenin
of next week
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, Miss F. Adams returned to tow
from Maui early in the week
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