The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20

tlOn room, winch, though simple in
its furnishings, is most artistic in ef-
feet, is in a light wood, the trimmings
that have been combined with it being
in shades of china-blue and white.
Scattered here and there are pieces of
Observation-Disclosures with beautiful palms
or ferns, rice-sieve tables, repositories
of dainty cups and saucers, or swing
ing shelves for books and magazines.
Wednesday afternoon quantities Of
asters that had been sent up from the
Peninsula were used throughout the
rooms, their old rose tintings making
exquisite bits of coloring
From all the windows lovely views
are to be had, those makai, looking out
across the harbor, While from the OPP
posite side, over an intervening wealth
of green, can be seen old Diamond
Head, Tantalus and PunchpowI
AT the rear of the reception room is
a lunchroom where it is the intention
of the association to serve inexpensive
meals to it's young women members.
Visitors We're received Wednesday by
Mrs. H. G. Brown, the present secre-
tary; Mrs. E. w Jordan. Mrs. Arthur
Wood and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;
1883
Mr.. George P. Cooke, who has been
in the East at college, returned home
on the Ventura.
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Rev. George C. Adams, who is to fill
the pulpit of Rev. William NJ. Kincaid,
while the latter is away, arrived in
town on the last foreign steamer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Marques are at
the Peninsula for a few weeks.
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Among the returning kamaainas on
the Ventura were Mrs. John Lucas,
: Miss Lucas and Harry Lucas.
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Lieut.. Henry c. Merriam, we'll known
in Honolulu, and who is to marry one
of "our girls" has been transferred
from the Eighteenth Infantry to the
Artillery Corps, and assigned to the
SiXty-eighth Company, Coast Artillery,
stationed at Manila.
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Harold Dillingham; was among the
returning college boys during the week
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; A jolly swimming party, chaperoned
by Mrs. J. H. Soper, enjoyed the beach
Inear the Annex on Thursday afternoon
tAmong the number were Miss Soper
Mr.. Bottomley, Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. Coe-
burn and Mr.. A. Macintosh.
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Miss Eleanor Center, nieces of Mrs
Hugh Morrison, is in town.
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Mrs. E. Hollenbeck of Los Angeles
came in on the Ventura. Mrs. Hollen-
beck is the founder and owner of the
beautiful "Hollenbeck Home for the
aged, which is situated on Boyle ave
nue., Los Angeles, California.
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fMr. F. C. Baldwin is back from col.
bge to spend his summer vacation al
bone.
G. H. Paris, wife and child, Were re-
turning kamaainas upon the las
steamer.
Mr.. G.. M Whitney returned from
his eastern trip by the Ventura.
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Miss Imogene Boyer, of Walla Walla
: Washington, is spending a few weeks
in Honolulu.
Mrs. Hugh Morrison and sister, Mrs
J. w. Center, Of Alameda, California
were arrivals upon the Ventura.
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Miss Anna Thomas, of Kauai, is il
i Honolulu for the summer vacation.
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Mrs. c.. H. Dickey and Mrs. Grac
: Warehouse are visitors on Maui.
, 1888
| Mr.. Edward POLITE was an outgoing
passenger by the Sierra.
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l Mrs W. G. Irwin is being welcome,
home again.
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. A jolly house party from Honolulu
: chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Wal
ker, are enjoying the hospitality o