The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-06

emf of the scholarship founded by Yale
men in Honolulu.
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Mrs. M. F. Scott of Kona came down
on the w. G. Hall yesterday and will
be a guest for three or four weeks of
Mrs. w. d. Westervelt.
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Theodore Wores, the artist, has de-
cided to return to the mainland on
September "a on the Alameda and is
nowly busily occupied in dismantling
his studio in the kindergarten cot
tage on Beretania street. He takes
with him an interesting collection of
fifty pictures of life and scenes of the
Hawaiian Islands and Samoa which he
will exhibit in New York and possibly
in London early next spring. During
his stay in Honolulu he has, in addi-
ton to these pictures painted a num-
Der of portraits including those of
Governor A. S. Cleghorn, Paul Neu-
mann, w. F. A.en, Judge McCully,
Miss Jennie Giffard and Miss Cordelia
Bishop.
Col. W. H. Cornwell announces the
engagement of his daughter, Miss Kate
Cornwell, to Mr.. Arthur Braymer.
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The date for the wedding of Miss
Berenice Landers, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Landers, and Mr.. Jack
Johnston of Los Angeles is set for Sep
TENDER 18th, at Trinity Church, San
Francisco. 1t will be large wedding
with four bridesmaids and a maid of
honor
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A young chap was heard to say in
San Francisco, recently, Il had to re-
sign from the Cosmos Club because my
social position wouldn't warrant it,
He has Travelled extensively. and at
one time took thirty-six shirts to Ho-
nolulu for three weeks visit. Upon
my word, 1 think his social aspirations
have turned his head.
I What would you think of man who
! would make call on lady ana keep
his white gloves on all evening, as this
man did in the city recently? That is
not New York's style, nor San Fran
cisco's, either. Where on earth could
it have originated?
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Miss Leontine Hartnagle, of Victoria
arrived in the Miowera for visit OF
several months to her sister, Mrs. c. G.
Baiientyne.
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j. D. Marques and wife and Miss
Pires have returned from All extended
stay at the Peninsula
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodiek have re-
turned to the city from their honey.
moon and are domiciled in the Wide
mann house on King street.
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The wedding of Miss Katheryn Wild
difield and Mr.. Byron Baird was the
social event of prominence during the
week, and Central Union church has
seldom looked prettier than on Wed
nesday evening when the marriage was
solemnized there. Following the we'd
ding the bride and groom, accompanied
by about thirty intimate friends were
carried to Aiea, the country home OF
Dr. and Mrs. McGrew in a specia
train. The journey was fraught with
the most pleasant happenings, and the
newly married couple were toasted and
toasted. At Aiea, the native quintette
played and the guests danced and q
midnight supper there was a charming
end to the entertainment. Those who
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Baird t.
Aiea We're Mrs. NJ. Widdiffeld. Mrs
Tenney, Mrs. Noonan, Miss Bernict
Kopke. Miss Widdifield, Miss Jennie
Giffard, Miss Kate Vida, Miss Bella
Vida, Miss Lillian Bacon, Miss Ells
Lewis, Miss Juliet King, Miss MAY
Damon. George Potter, Robert ShingIe
]. Tarn McGrew, B. Griggs, Holt. Lieut.
Widdifield. Lieut. Newton, Harry Wild.
er. Frank E. Thompson, E. NJ. Wat
son.
Mrs. May Mott-Smith Bird left a
midnight on the steamship China 70
| San Francisco where she will spen,
| couple Of weeks, going thence to New
York City where shes will meet he
| brother Morton, who will accompan,
her to Europe where she will remain
for three or four years. She viii re
side the greater part of the time i,
Florence, Italy, studying art.
| Miss Rosie Cunha is able to be abou
| again having entirely recovered fron
the serious accident with which sh
met two weeks ago. The wound he
meath her eye has entirely healed.
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