The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-04

ton Of Mrs. Cooper, a child upon hi
back. a fruit tree and shooting gal
lery with mysterious oranges was look
ed after by Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Mrs
Mays, Mrs. Faria, Mrs. Meyers and
Mrs. Augur.
Mrs Henry Highton in gypsy cos
tune told fortunes and Miss Hattie
Hiram presided over the kilokilo
booth.
In one booth, looked after by Mrs
Herman Focke, Mrs. E. F. Bishop an6
Miss Walker, card playing enthusiast:
were given an opportunity to play
pedro which netted a good sum OF
money to the Home. The ice cream
booth was looked after by Mrs. Freeth
Last evening the large lanai was de-
voted to dancing, a large crowd being
present.
Up to p. m. yesterday Mrs. j. M.
Dowsett had received from the booths
and from the gate, in cash, Sl2O1.3O.
This does not include outstanding mon
ey for tickets sold prior to the bazaar.
The receipts for the dance last evening
were quite large, and it is estimated
the total receipts will amount to about
$4,000 and added to this will be $1531.5O
received in donations, already in the
bank, making a total of about $780,
Yesterday evening a baby was born
at the Home amid the general merry
making and was named, in honor of
the occasion, sWilhelmina Kalanani.
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A reference in a local weekly to Ad-
olson Miners becoming a possible
sutton for certain highly accomplish
ed and rich heiress caused many a
smile among those in the SWIM" Ad-
Olson is an entertainer. A laughmaker
to society is very useful, if not indis-
pensable, but to classify him in the list
of eligibles in the matrimonial market
is a bigger joke than the worthy gen.
tleman ever perpetrated himself
Wasp.
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Mrs. Helen Henshall leaves on the
will remain for an indefinite period.
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Mrs. Alice Hutchinson departs on the
Siberia for California.
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A dispatch received on the Alameda
from San Francisco contains the pleas
ing news that Commander Niblack, U.
S. N, of the local Naval Station, is en-
gagged to marry a San Francisco girl.
The dispatch, dated September %,
says:
Another engagement announced yes
terday is that of Miss Mary Harring-
ton to tenant-Commander Albert
P. Niblack of the Navy. Miss Harring-
ton is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
of Colusa. Mr. Harrington
has for years been president of the
Colusa County Bank, and is prominent
the pioneers of the State. Miss
and her sister have been
occupying apartments at the Knicker-
booker on Van Ness avenue, but they
expect to move today to their new
home, 2129 California street, where the
will be celebrated this win
ter, possibly not later than November.
The affair will be quiet, only intimate
friends being invited. The young peo-
pie will go from this city to Honolulu,
which is nt-Commander Nib
lacks present station.
Miss Harrington is of remarkable
sweet disposition, and is clever as we'll
as cultivated. She has a fine meZZo-
soprano voice, and has taken an active
part in the Twentieth Century Musical
Club, of which she is a popular MEM
Der.
Lieutenant-Com Niblack is a
graduate of Annapolis, and holds a fine
clear record in the Navy. He is a ma
tive of Vincennes, Ind. He has been
to Vienna, Rome and Berlin:
is an accomplished linguist, and is also
an author, having published several
works on nautical subjects.
The friends of this well-mated couple
unite in congratulations and in prophe-
cies of a happy future. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke leave on
the China for a pleasure tour. They
will be accompanied by Miss Cooke.
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Mrs. James Lutted and Miss Ger
trude Lutted will return on the steam
ship Korea due November "a from
pleasure trip through the States.
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM. c. Lyon, who
were married at Berkeley on Aug. 20,
accompanied by Mrs. A ]. Lyon, are
to return on the China to-
morrow.
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The delightful musicales given by
Miss Castle at her Manoa mansion will
De resumed this afternoon.
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The Chronicle of Thursday, Septem-
Der "a, gives the following concerning
he wedding of Miss Sara Robertson
Ind Mr. James Dougherty, who were
married the evening previous. 1t was
IN advance write-up which took good
Weather for granted:
A wedding occurred last night in far
away Honolulu that is of interest to
san Franciscans-that of Miss Sara
(. Robertson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Robertson of Honolulu, and
James Donahue Dougherty, son of Mrs.
Joseph Spear, wife of the well known
Collector of the Port of San Francisco.
4 double ceremony united the young
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