The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-30

viii practically commence the fan sociai
activity.
Mrs. Vincent Kitcat gave delight
ful tea in honor of Mrs. Restarick. wlte
of the new bishop, on Tuesday AFTER
noon. Among those invited to meet
the guest of honor were Queen Liliuo-
kalani, Lady Heron, Mrs. j. Q. car
ter Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. r. F.
Lange, Mrs. NJ NJ. Estee, Mrs. w. l..
stanley, Mrs A. G. Halves Jr, Mrs. f.
Howard Hurnphris, Miss Hoare. MISS
Danford and Miss Maggie Walker.
Mrs. Humphris gave some recltahons
in her usual charming manner.
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Mr.. John H. Bliss of Erie, Pa, VINO
has been a guest at the Hawaiian no.
tel for the past six months, entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday evening.
Among his guests were Dr. and MIS-
Howard Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs. A u
Halves Jr., Miss Nellie Kitchin and MI.
w {. Parke.
Mrs. Nav Mott-Smith Bird leaves in
the steamship China en- route 10
Europe. She will remain away IN
definitely.
The DilIinghams are expected to re-
turn TO Honolulu in the Korea
s&esss
On Wednesday evening, September s.
Miss Katheryn Widdifield and Mr. By
ron Baird will be married in Central
Union Church. The invitations to the
wedding We're issued during the week
Miss Mary Widdifeld, sister of the
bride. will be the maid of honor, ana
Mr. Harry Wilder will attend the
groom The ushers are Mr.. j. Tarn NC
Grew, Mr. Robert Single, Mr. r. w:
Thompson, Lieut.. Newton. U. s. A, ana
Walter Dillingham;.
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rba Officers' Club smoker which was
TO have been held this evening has been
nostponed until next week Saturday.
At that time the ping-pong tournament
trophies will be presented to the Win
ners.
The engagement of Miss Nellie NC
Lain and Mr.. A. Stadtlander is an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Lewis an
nounce the engagement of their daugn-
ter, Ella Louise, TO Mr.. Frank Il.
Thompson.
Mrs. II. H. Williams met with an
accident on Thursday evening while
stepping off the gangplank of the ship
Erskine NJ Phelps. by which she sus-
tanned sprains to both ankles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young go
away on the China to remain for flVe
or six months. On their return they
will be accompanied by their daughters,
the Misses May and Bertha Young.
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Professor Brigham entertained at dlh-
ner on Tuesday evening, at his resi-
dence on Judd street, in honor of MISS
Lilly Stokes, whose birthday occurred
ON that date. Besides the guest of
honor. sixteen enjoyed the hospitality
of the professor. The house had been
lavishly decorated ana EXPLANATIONS OF
delight greeted the appearance OF the
table which was literally hidden by
thu. floral decorations. The electric
lights, shaded by silk covers, shed
soft radiance on the feast, while pol
ted plants and other floral decorations
made up pretty scene not soon to De
forgotten.
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The Misses Quincy returned from
San Francisco in the Alameda.
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Ex-senator and Mrs. j. M. Thurston
and Mrs Senator Burton were the
recipients on Thursday evening of de-
Hghtful serenade at the Hawaiian
Hotel
Senator Burton, Samuel Parker and
the party which went to Mana, are ex-
pected back today.
DR. C. B. Cooper, who attended the
Elks reunion at Salt Lake City, Utah,
returned last evenIne in the Alameda.
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+ The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Josephine Shelhamer of Homo
lulu and A. Aston Deas, formerly OF
Alameda, but who is now in Hawaii.
The date for the wedding has not yet
been set.-Oakland TX.
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On Tuesday evening the Honolulu
Lodge of Elks will tender a reception
to their brother Elk, Bishop Restarick
Of the Episcopal diocese of Honolulu.
to which Governor and Mrs. Dole and
all other territorial officials and their
wives have been invited. Invitations
have also been issued to all visiting
Elks and all friends of the local lodge.
The guests Will be introduced TO the
Bishop, Mrs. Restariek and their daugh-
ter, by Rev. Alexander Macintosh, as
sisted by the wives of the present Of
icers of the lodge-Mrs. F. NJ. Brooks,
Mrs. Lorrin Andrews, Mrs. Marston
Campbell and Mrs. Alexander Mackin-
tosh. There will also oe a reception
committee to receive the gentlemen.
These are Frank E. Thompson, j. Tarn
a. /. c. Atkinson and A. F. I
Judd
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Queen Liliuokalani Will celebrate her
natal day on Tuesday by receiving her
friends in the afternoon from three to
i've. The event will be especially cele-
)rated by the Hawaiians.
To 8 III Spa 1ish Wine 3 Here.
MADRID, August 22.-with a view of