The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-04


main in town until after the departure
of Rev. and Mrs Kitcat for New Yea
land on January II.
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Canon and Mrs Macintosh Mr.
Arthur Macintosh, with the H. NJ
Won Hollis, left on Wednesday for
WaiaIua to remain over the New Year
holidays, returning to town yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Paxton Bishop re-
turned in the Korea from China and
Japan, where they had been sojourning
for several months.
1888
During the stay of Mrs. Frank
Woods and Mrs. Carl Widemann
through the holidays they We're widely
entertained. On Monday they were the
guests of Mrs. James Robertson at a
poi luncheon, the table decorations be-
ing quite elaborate. On Tuesday Mrs.
Jane Walker and the Misses Walker
gave a luncheon in their honor. On
Wednesday Mrs. Carl Holloway was
the hostess at a poi luncheon. at which
the table decorations were in yellow,
an lima lei encircling the plate of
each guest. Early in the week Mrs. f.
w. MacfarIane gave an elaborate din
ner in their honor.
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/Dr. and Mrs. Cooper entertained a
number of guests at dinner on New
Years day.
Tomorrow evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel, the officers and heads of de-
partments of the cable steamer Silver
town will be the guests of Manager
Wills at dinner. Later on a dance will
be given on the lanais, the dinner
guests being augmented by the re-
mainder of the Silvertown steamer and
cable staff and the towns folk who US
ually avail themselves of the hotels
hospitality on such occasions.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett May gave a
very enjoyable dinner New Years eve
at the Moana Hotel. Their guests
were Mrs Winter. Miss Lucy Roth. DR..
High and Mr.. Wills.
1888
The Woman's Guild of st. Andrews
will hold it's regular meeting on Mon
day afternoon, January 5, at p. m,
at the residence of Mrs. c. B. Cooper,
King street
A pretty dinner was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Mailing on New Years
eve at the Peterson cottage on Tanta-
Ius, at which the engagement of Miss
Eunice Mildram Clark, daughter of
Mrs NJ E. Clark of Portland. Me, to
Mr.. Frederick Van Antwerp Berger was
The guests were, besides
the host and hostess and engaged
Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, the Misses
Osborne. George T. Walker, E. B.
Clark, and Charles r. Frazier.
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Mrs. Frank Woods (nee Parker) and
her sister. Mrs Carl Widemann. leave
for their home at Mana, Hawaii, on
Tuesday, January s.
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Mrs. Carl Widemann and Mrs. Frank |
" Gods were the guests of honor at an |
elaborate luncheon given by Mrs. Her |
man Focke on Friday of last week. 5 |
- $50 Il
Miss Rose Dawson entertained MRS.
Frank Woods and Mrs. Carl Wide |
mann at a poi luncheon at Manoa last |
Sunday.
Mrs. Victoria Ward and the Misses i
Ward entertained Mrs. Frank Woods |
and Mrs. Carl Widemann at their |
nome, The Old Plantation" on Wed |
lesday.
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Colonel Samuel Parker gave a the |
ater party at the Kilohana' Dramatic |
Circle presentation on Tuesday even
ng in honor of his daughters Mrs
Woods and Mrs. Widemann. of Mana
,ther guests were Miss Crystal and
Mr.. Cunha.
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During the progress of the Cable
Ball at the Capitol on Friday evening.
Secretary of the Territory and Mrs.
Cooper held quite a reception in the
office, where many toasts
we're offered for the healths Of Mr.. s.
;. Dickinson. Secretary Cooper, Mr..
Gaines. Clarence Mackay and the off
,ers and staff OF the Silvertown.
Among those present were Secretary
md Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. a G..
1awes. Mrs. George Macfar1ane, Cap
ain Morton, Captain Pattison, Mr..