The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-12
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Miss Sara Robertson was the hostess
on Monday evening at an At Home at
1.-The Palms, Punahou, given in honor
of Miss Shattuck of Boston, Mass. The
house was simply but effectively dec
GRATED with the choicest OF island ferns
and flowers. The dining room was dec
GRATED with a frieze of feathery bam-
boo. The corner of the library was
banked with beautifully-c olored ferns
and leaves.
The old Colonial Mansion looked its
best under the CLEANS of the moon
light aided by the glare of hundreds of
electric globes.
The hostess with the guest of honor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Robertson
received Miss Robertson and Miss Shat
tuck both wore gowns of soft creamy
material. Mrs. Robertson was
gowned in black lace over silk.
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Mrs. Travis and Miss Stella Love
gave a supper on Tantalus, Thursday
evening, at the Peterson cottage. Those
present were, Miss Marion Dillingham;
Mrs. Chas. Smith, Hiss Shattuck, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Church, Captain and
Mrs. Douglas, Miss Sarah Robertson,
Miss Angus, Miss Belle Dickey, Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Jean Angus, Lieut..
and Mrs. Corrupt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lake,
Messrs. Erdman, Clifton Tracy, Geo.
Cooke, Southland Hoffman, James
Dougherty, Lieut.. Robinson, Mr.. Dick
ey, Fred. Angus, Lieut.. Newton, Capt.
Pearce, Harry A. Wilder, Mr.. William
Love.
The engagement of Miss Florence K.
Bush, daughter Of Hon. J. E. Bush, to
Mr.. Otto H. Berndt, son of Captain S.
Berndt, is announced and the we'd
ding of the lair is to take place in
the near future. Miss Bush is late
from Mills College, and is an accom-
plished and highly gifted young lady,
and one of Professor listers most tall
ented piano pupils.
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Mrs. F. ]. Amweg was the hostess of
a charming, farewell dance, given at
Elks' hall in honor of her daughter,
Miss Ethel Amweg, who leaves shortly
for the East, where she will attend
ated in buff and blue and green's, and
the young people gayiy danced away
the hours of the Light to the music
of a quintet.
Miss Nettie NJ. Crane returned from
six months visit to the Coast, by
the/last Alameda. Miss Fanny WISER,
who accompanied Miss Crane to the
Coast, will remain there.
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Mrs. T. p Harris, entertained Thurs
day evening, at her home, on Anapuni
street, in honor of Mrs. Capt McDon-
aid, who is to return to her home in
San Francisco soon.
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The Misses Edith and Edna Perkins
and Mae Kellner. of San Francisco,
were hostesses at a bathing party at
their waikiki home, Friday evening.
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Miss Carolyn Gaylord is on her way
here from Chicago to be married, on
arrival. to Mr.. D. L. vandine, who at
present is i'll with the dengue.
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duncan hdChlllan ana EInel May
Cameron We're married at Chicago on
June 10. Miss Cameron was a teacher
at Oahu College last year.
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Miss McTigue will leave on the next
for an extended trip to the
Coast to visit friends in California and
the Northwest.
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The family of Mr.. J. A. McCandless
are spending the summer at the Nc
Candless place at Waikane.
$3.50
Mrs. Theodore Lansing and family
will spend the summer at the Lansing's
place at Waiahole
Miss Charlotte Hall has gone to the
Peninsula home of the Halls for the
summer.
Mrs ]. G.. Spencer Will be the hostess
at an elaborate breakfast party today. !
Moonlight bathing parties at Wal !
kiki have been the vogue this week.
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Miss Lorna Iaukea returned from !
Boston on the Sonoma.
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Mr.. James Dougherty is on the sick :
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