The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-29

indefinite stay. The presents We're of
unusual value, one being complete
service of solid silver, another from
the officers of Fort Banks), a beautiful
flagon with cups and tray to match.i
1T was accompanied by an original
poem by the post surgeon, Lieut.. Wal
ter Cox. The brides sister, Mrs.
Howell, met her fate when Uncle Sam
ordered Captain Howell to Honolulu in
'9S. She Joined him in Manila where
the marriage took place a year later.
The commanding officer of this district.
Col. Samuel M. Mills, Mrs. Mills, Gen.
John L. Tiernon, retired, Lieut.. and
Mrs. F. w. Phisterer, "Col." Walter
Cox, Major and Mrs. Foster, Miss Fos-
ter, Lieut.. and Mrs. Brainerd Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Wilbur, the groom's
parents, and officers generally of the
local garrisons, were in attendance.
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Letters received from Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Cooke tell eff the good times they
are still enjoying in Japan. Kyote and
Nagoya are the last of the japanese
cities they visited. 1ss-
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A ball for charity will be given at
Progress Hall on Saturday evening,
December 5, by the Catholic Benevolent
Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Hatch left on
the China for Washington.
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The Alexander Young Hotel was the
scene of many pretty Thanksgiving
parties Thursday evening. Both the
dining hall and the grill room We're
filled with guests, many of the latter
forming small family gatherings. Car
nations were used to emhellish the ia
bles and the beautifully "hand-painted
| menu cards also served a decorative
purpose. The unique feature of the
dinner was in it's homelike surround
| ms. At several of the tables the host
carved the Thanksgiving turkey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hays entertained
a special party at dinner. The officers
of the Army Board also celebrated
their last evening in the city with a
| Thanksgiving dinner at which General
Macarthur and Mrs. Macarthur were
the entertainers. Captain West, Col
Mackenzie, Capt. Reed and Major Moon
were present.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. NJ. Oat also
entertained a few friends; Mr.. Curtis
acted as host for a party of six; Judge
Humphreys had small party and Mr..
and Mrs. Rabbit entertained few
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lake en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hockheimer
and two daughters of Bakersfield, Cal
They We're returning on the China from
a tour of the Orient.
Everything is progressing favorably
for the doll sale at the Hawaiian hotel,
Monday December IA Arrange
ments We're completed during the week
whereby a Punch and Judy show for
the children is to be given in the
bandstand in the garden. Mrs. A.
B. Wood with others will have this
in charge. Mrs. w. NJ. Graham will
supervise the donkey party. This
with Miss Hoares Marionette Dancing
Doll show will give abundant amuse-
| ment for the youngsters. Dolls of
every description will be for sale and
for all prices. The Missionary Clean
ers' dolls have arrived and have been
| distributed for dressing to be ready
| charity rag-doll show of the Free Kin
dergarten fund. The proposed sale is
attracting much attention and many
| ladies are waiting to buy these dolls
for Christmas gifts.
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L Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown and Miss
Irene Dickson will leave in January
for trip to Japan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Wilder are
/ residing for the present at their Wal
4 liki residence.
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| DR.. Pischei. the well known German
! specialist of San Francisco, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pischel, is visiting the
Islands on a vacation tour. They
leave on Tuesday for the Volcano and
| will return to San Francisco on De.
cember 8. They have been the recip.
tents of much social attention. The!