The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-25

Cofer, Mrs. Jack Haughs. Mrs. E. r.
Stackable, Mrs. Grimwood, Mrs. J.
| Hamburg. Mrs. H. Lewis, Miss Belle
! Walker, Mrs. George Herbert, Miss
| Mcintyre, Mrs. Paris, Mrs. A. Wall,
Mrs. Crock, Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Phillips,
/ and others.
Mr. j. F. Hackfeld. who has been
making business trip to the other ISL
ands, is in town. again
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Mrs. Walter Hoffman has returned
from her travels ): as b g
Mr.. P. A. Perry. left. on the China.
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Mr. r. B. Spaulding was an incom-
ing passenger in the late Island boat
from Kauai. Mr.. Spaulding goes to
Southern Europe in the near future.
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Mr. George Rodiek Is in San Fran
cisco for few weeks.
Mr. J. A. Mariner has taken his de-
parture from the Islands, and will go
to San Francisco to join in a business
venture with Mr.. P. A. Perry.
Mr.. Marston' Campbell is back from
Hawaii.
Mr. Julian Monsarrat came over
from the Big Isle to meet Mrs. Mon
sarrat, who arrived from San Francis
co during the week. Mrs. Monsarrat's
health has been greatly benefited by
her trip away.
Miss Horner of Hawaii is the guest
of Mrs. Austin.
= Mr. Lorrin Andrews is home again,
after his washington visit.
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The City of Picking brought in among
its passengers, Mrs. v. A. Knudsen,
mother of Mr.. Eric Knudsen, who is
now in town. having come over to meet
Mrs. Knudsen.
Mr.. w. Philip Hall is home, after his
long water journey. away.
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Mrs. and Miss Casey, who have been
visitors for some months on the ISL
ands, left town for. the States early
in the week.
Miss Dennis, Miss Jones and Miss
Church, who have enjoyed such a jolly
visit with Miss Love, took their depar-
ture for home during the week. 1t is
generally conceded that they carried
own.
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Mrs. Jack Coney was a returning
home-comer in late foreign boat.
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Mrs. E. o. White and children are
home again, after an extended trip
through the States.
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Mr.. F. T. r. Waterhouse came in
from Hilo. on the 18th. :~
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Colonel Cornwell is in town.
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Mrs. Gum gave very delightful
dancing social last evening in Progress
Hall
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On next Tuesday evening the joint
social of the Young Mems Christian
Association and the Young Women's
Christian Association will take place
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton hall, and pleasant evening is
A short but interesting
program of musical and literary num-
bers has been prepared, which will add
greatly to the affair. The Dillingham;
Quartet, composed of Messrs. Walter
and Isaac Dillingham;, c. A. Elston and
Clifford Kimball, will give several of
their familiar college songs which have
made the quartet SO popular during the
past year; the Amateur Orchestra will
be present, and several numbers of
the latest music are promised by Wray
Taylor. Miss Woods, of Punahou Col
lege, will give violin solo; Miss Jessie
Shaw Will give a reading, and Miss
Cornelfa Il. Hyde, a vocal solo. The
following young ladies will preside at
bowls of fruit punch: Miss Helen
keany, Miss Nellie Schofield, Miss May |
Miss Thora Oss and Mrs. l.. |
M. Robertson. Not only are the mem |
bers of the two associations expected |
to attend, but also their friends.
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The literary circle of the Kilohana !
Art League will give reception at |
the hall Of the league in the Progress !
block this evening. The prize, stories !
Of the recent competition will be read, |
and there viii be refreshments