The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-13
* OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SOCIETY


Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young, the
Misses Bertha and May Young and
Mr. and Mrs. c. Won Hamm, nee
Young arrived from Honolulu on the
Korea on Tuesday
Miss Emily Fairchild returned on
Tuesday from Honolulu, where she
was the guest of her uncle.
Nine. Lefebvre Hopper will sail for
Honolulu, where she will spend the
winter, on September Sd. Miss Leila
McKillican will also sail for the ISL
ands. where she will be the guest of
friends for three months, on the same
date.
Mrs. John Waterhouse of Honolulu
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Alex
ander, Her husband is to visit here
soon.-Oakland Notes.
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Mrs. H. F. Wichman will arrive from
Oakland on the Sonoma.
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Mr. F. J. Lowrey will return to the
city on the Sonoma. Mrs. Lowrey
and family have gone to Belgium for
a years residence.
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The wedding of Mr.. James Dougher-
ty and Miss Sara Robertson will take
place in ST Andrews Cathedral on the
evening of September %, in the pres
ence of members of the family and in
innate friends. A reception will be
.aCf-
de1ce of the brides parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. n. -eabury enter
tanned the members of the Catholic
Benevolent Union and others at their
residence on Liliha street last Tues
day evening. The quintette club fur
nzshed music. Among those present
xere the Bishop of Zeugma, Father
valentin, ]. w. Mcdonald, P. Nc
Inerney, ]. Markham, T. McTighe, F.
D. Creedon. Eugene Leigh. C. An
arews, ]. Andrews. J. v. Fernandez,
VIM. Erving, John Fernandez. H.
Davidson, Miss Maggie Auguir, Miss
Emily Auguir, Misses Borges (2). Miss
es Edwards (2), Mrs. Madeiros, Misses
Madeiros (2), and others.
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The Chronicle says: Judge M. M.
Estee will sail Cor Honolulu September
St, but Mrs Estee will remain here
until September 26th. Since their re-
turn from the Islands for a visit to
their old home Judge and Mrs. Estee
have been the recipients of almost
daily social compliments. An exceed
q,
dinner given last Wednesday, even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer S. King.
The other guests of Mr.. and Mrs. King
were Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Jewett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deering.
Mrs. Estee was the honored guest
at a charming luncheon given last
Wednesday by Mrs William S. Wood
at her residence en- Clay street. Pink
tiger lilies We're tastefully arranged
on the table and throughout the room.
Next Monday afternoon Mrs. M. p.
Jones will, complimentary to Mrs. Es-
tee, add a few honorary guests to the
regular membership of the card club
which is to meet at her house on that
day, and on Wednesday evening comes
Mrs. Stetson's dinner to Judge and
Mrs. Estee.
Mrs Martha Along Dougherty, after
spending more than two years in the
Philippines with her husband, Lieuten-
ant Dougherty. Twenty-Eighth United
States Infantry, will shortly arrive in
San Francisco, the regiment having
been ordered home.
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Mrs E. D. Tenney and Mrs. Helen
Neonan returned in the Korea from
their summer outing at Lake Tahoe. I
Miss Ducat of San Francisco, daugh-
ter of Major and Mrs. Ducat, will ac-
company the Seventh Infantry to the
Philippines and may pass through Ho-
nolulu. Miss Ducat has decided to re-
Iinquish her course of studies for the
winter to take the trip to the Orient
with her fathers regiment in October.
This fact is of frank delight to the
young officers of the Seventh Infantry.
Major Ducat was one of the best
known fighters at San Juan hill where
ne was desperately wounded, and was
IN Honolulu four years ago with Gen.