The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-06

lions and in the ribbons for tying the
white leis for each guest. Wellesley
"reminiscences were rife during the rep
artee Of the luncheon, and especially
after the coffee, when Miss Conan gave
a graphic description of the Wellesley
of today. An interesting feature of
this talk was that the Island girls VINO
were preparing for Wellesley were in
vited to hear about the college life they
are soon to know.
The Y. w. C. A. still continues to
enlarge it's membership, and every
meeting of the board of directors
brings in more women. Last Monday
the following were admitted: Miss
Ida NJ. Pope, Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett
Waterhouse, Miss Harriet Moon Smith,
Mrs Gertrude J. Blake, Miss Char
lotte Stewart, Miss Chang Kau,
Miss Nellie NJ. Sturtevant, Miss
Annie E. Johnson, Mrs c. A.
Galbraith, Mrs. j. M. Dat, Miss Nettie
w. King, Mrs. Thomas Sharp, Miss
Sara K Robertson, Miss Pinao Gwen
dolin Brickwood.
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OEuCG JIG E1GdldDl DOdI SluU QCS1dCd
to permit women to make use of the
boat house boat crew of young ladies
has partially been organized and are
taking evening rows on the harbor.
The Y. w. c. A. will soon have crew
organized and will commence active
rowing at the beginning of the year.
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Miss Carrie Castle will not hold her
usual musicale at home tomorrow, the
same having been postponed until Sun
day, January 4, 1903.
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The 1902 Club will not hold its
weekly dance this evening, owing to
counter attractions. but will have
dance next week, the evening to be set
later.
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Mr.. Frank Baldwin and wife OF
Maui, who have been here during the
polo tournament, are now the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cooke, and
will return to SpreckelsEille on the
steamship Nevadan, leaving here Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Aiken of Maui
are stopping at the Annex, Waikiki.
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MIR. S. E. Damon departed in the
Ventura during the week for London,
and will be absent for about eight
weeks. Mrs Damon did not accom-
pany him.
The Order of Mystic Shriners, Aloha
Temple, has issued an edict much
interesting that fun-loving body,
which calls for a ceremonial session TO
be held at the Masonic Temple Satur-
day evening, December II. These
meetings are known as "hot times
with the fraternity, and it is expected
that number of the nobility from the
other islands will be here on that oc-
casion.
James McInerny returned during the
week from his tour Of Europe, having
been away from the Islands nearly six
months. He met number of Island
people while knocking about Europe,
and the Honolulu contingent in Ger
MANY was ready with open arms to
greet him. He found T. M. Starkey
in London, taking life easy as club
man.
On Thursday a luncheon was given
in honor of Mrs. Frank Baldwin OF
Maui by Mrs. J. P. Cooke. The table
decorations were in the colors of the
Maui polo club-canary and black.
Those present were Mrs. Frank Bald
win Miss White, Mrs. T. Give Davies,
Mrs. ]. A Gilman, Mrs. Willard
Brown, Mrs. Albert Judd, Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Mrs. A. Gartley, Mrs.
George R. Carter, Miss Annie Alexan-
der, Mrs. John Waterhouse.
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I, Mrs. George Paris has moved in
from Waikiki to her home on Kapio-
lani street, where she will receive after
the holidays
The Kilohana Art Leagues Dramatic
Circle will give an entertainment on
the Goth Of December at the Opera
house. There will be one operate
sketch, the Sextette from FlOrodora,
and two short plays. Those taking part
have been before the Honolulu public
before Theatre and box parties are
already forming.
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The marriage of Miss Edith Hunt
lnSUOn anu join ~. OpTSChetSy il, w III
be celebrated on Monday evening, De-
cember Is, in the Marble room of the
Palace Hotel Miss Huntington will
have as her maid of honor Miss Grace
Spreckels, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Lily Spreckels, Miss Pearl Lam
ders, Miss Helen Dean and Miss Mar
ion Huntington. Mr.. Spreckels will be
assisted by Mr.. Emerson Warfield as
best man and Edwin Tobin, Joseph
S. Tobin, Jr.. Knox Maddox and Au-
gustus Costigan will act as ushers.
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The Chinese minister, Mr.. WI, who
sails shortly for his new post at Shang-
hal, will not be accompanied by his
WIFE, says the Washington Star. She
will follow by a later steamer. 1t is
that they intend to leave
their young son, who is now at school
at Atlantic City, in the United States
at present The coming Chinese min
lister has many acquaintances in Wash
ington. and is said to be engaged to
be married to the daughter of Chi
nese minister at foreign capital.
This young lady, whose mother is a
European, and whose life has been
spent almost entirely abroad, desires