The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-15

many instances their ladies and num-
bers of others.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Carter Mr.. and
Mrs Lantz, Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Castle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Conrad and Mr.. Her
mann Focke, were among the number
who gave up housekeeping while China
New Years was on, and sojourned at
Waialua hotel.
The Arthur Lovekins are being con-
graduated upon the arrival of son.
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Mr.. F. NJ. Hatch is back from Maui.
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Mr.. c. D. Lufkin came in from the
other islands during the week.
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Mr.. a. Haneberg returned from q
business trip to Maui, in the Claudine
OF the 9Th.
Mr.. Mason Fay Prosser of Kauai
who has been critically i'll in the hos
pital at Lihue, is repotred on the road
TO, recovery.
n Mrs. Swanzy is entertaining a house
Swanzy's at Koolau. Among those who
are enjoying her hospitality are Miss
Sargent and Mrs. Mott
$3.50
The wedding of Miss Gretchen Kop-
Ike and Mr.. Albert Waterhouse will
take place in April.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfariane and
the Misses Macfarlane have gone to
Ahuimanu for a period of rest during
the Lenten season.
1888
Mrs. Charles X. Harley (nee Dem
ing), who made long visit in Homo
lulu last summer and fall, was the
hostess of an afternoon tea in San
Francisco on February s. the first since
her marriage. Among those who assist
ed her in receiving were Miss Daisy
Cartwright, Miss Ruth Gedney, Miss
Leah Shingleberger, the Misses Mar
garet and Ida Warren, Mrs. jerks.
Miss Norma Castle and Miss Julie de
Laveaga.
Mrs. F. ]. Church has been spending
the week at Waialua.
A most attractive lecture is that
have to anticipate in the coming "at
home" of the literary circle which is
set for the afternoon of Saturday, Feb.
22d. Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis of
Oahu college Will discourse on "Spenser
as Poet-Painter."
The ladies who will preside as hos
tesses of the tea tables are: Mrs. j. b.
Anterior, Mrs. b. F. Dillingham;, Mrs.
Walter Frear, Miss Ridway, Mrs. e.
7. Berger and Mrs. E. b. McClanahan. |
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Madame Genevra Johnston Bishop. |
who is expected on the Sierra, is an old |
friend of Mrs. Walter Hoffman,, both
of them having studied music under
Madame de la Grange in Paris. They
have not met for many years. 1t is
also said that the coming singer is a
relative of C. r. Bishop. Several mu-
sic lovers in the city are talking of ar
ranging for one or two concerts with
Madame Bishop as the central figure.
- $50
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman gave a
dinner Sunday evening in honor of ].
+. Hackfeld. Covers were laid for six.
.s..@.I
Mrs. George Carter and family ex-
pect to leave on March for Washing
ton, where they will join Senator Car
ter.
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J. F. HackfeId expects to leave for
Germany this spring.
$50
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation valentine party will be given
his evening in the cozy association
rooms. The invitations call for the
second section of the members to at
end. The invitation cards are heart
shaped and upon each is written
Bring valentine, if only a line, also
IN escort of some sort Ia man if you
,an), p. m. Ahemi" The At Home
will be looked after by the following
aides: Mrs. Philip Frear. Mrs. Albert
9aas and Miss May Burdick.