The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-27
SOCIETY

recently arrived organist Of st. An
drew's Cathedral, and Mrs. Barton. The
affair was attended by Bishop and Mrs.
Restarick, Rev. and Mrs. Alex. Mack
intosh, members of the choir and other
invited guests, and a musical program
was one of the features of entertain
ment. Music was supplied by MISS
Hartnagle, Mrs Walter Hoffman, Mr..
Give Davies and others. During the
evening loving cup was presented TO
Mr.. George Davies, who has officiated
as director of the choir since the de-
parture of the preceding organist.
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Mrs. w. o. Smith gave a large lunch
con on Thursday in honor of Mrs. A. H.
Smith.
Fred Church has been threatened
with appendicitis, but is around town
now.
Miss Jessie Kaufman is a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch.
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The wedding and reception of Miss
Sara Robertson and Mr.. James Dough-
erty on Wednesday evening was one of
the notable social functions of the
week. The young couple were married
in st. Andrews Cathedral by Rev.
Canon Macintosh, only relatives being
present Miss Edna Shattuck was the
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Nelson Lansing at
tended the groom. The reception at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Robertson at Punahou was to have
been an elaborate out-of-door fete in
connection with the formal reception in
the handsomely decorated home. The
terrific down-pour of rain ruined all the
out-of-door effects, but the guests were
compensated in some measure by the
effective decorations in the residence,
the handiwork of Mr.. Ernest Parker
The couple received beneath a pretty
throne-like canopy of pink tarlatan
sprayed with maiden-hair ferns and
festooned with pink ribbon bows. The
government band played during the
evening.
Letters from Honolulu say that Miss
Jacqueline Moore is thoroughly enjoy
ing her stay there. She is one of the
finest swimmers on the Island, besides
carrying off honors in other athletic
saorts-S. F. Bulletin.
y3y3ss
The Joseph Sadoc Tobins have closed
their summer home, Arcadia, Califor-
mia, and are at The Crossroads, Bur-
lingame..
Mrs. r. Myers of Birmingham, En-
gland, arrived in the city by the Sono-
ma last Wednesday, accompanied by
her brother, Maurice Brasch. Mrs.
Myers is an artist of some repute in her
native town. She is making her home
at the Waity residence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brasch returned this
week on the Sonoma.
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The fifth annual fair in connection
with the Women's Guild of ST. Glenn
ent's will be held on Saturday, Novem-
Der Z, afternoon and evening. In years
past the fair has been one of the pref
test out-of-door fetes of the season,
and the workers expect the forthcom-
ing one to even surpass the others. The
whole of the beautiful gardens, that
lend themselves so we'll to anything of
the kind, will be utilized, and also the
part of the proceedings partake of the
nature of harvest festival. There will
be music all the time, also tea and ices
for those who may want them. If the
day be fine the ST. Clements fair Will
prove a. most pleasant place to pass
few hours.
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Mrs Charles D. Warren was hostess
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luncheon complimentary to Mrs. M. NJ.
Estee. The color scheme was red-deep,
velvet roses and candelabra of the same
shade.
Quite a sensation was caused at the
discovery of a one-cent piece on each
name card, and some CONSERVATION was
shown when the guests learned that
they were to answer thirty-two uues-
lions, every one pertaining to the lit
tie coin. A great many questions were
asked before the twenty-eight which
won the first prize were correctly an
swered Much interest and pleasure
were taken in the day.-Chronicle.
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Mr.. ]. T. Boyd of the Young Block
is anxiously awaiting the arrival of the
bark Andrew Welch. His family are
passengers and they win make their flu
ture home here.
go $50. 50 $3.50
{; Dr. and Mrs. Holt, who have resided
in Honolulu for the past year or so, de-
parted yesterday for Manila to which
port DR.. Holt has been assigned in con-
nection with his duties with the Marine
Hospital Service. III 10
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3, The Pacific Social Club gave a hop at
their hall last Saturday evening which
was well attended. The hall was pretL
tily decorated with Japanese lanterns,
and, music was furnished by a string
band. Refreshments were served be-
tween dances. The club is in its in
fancy and from all Indications has a
promising future. sd ~ 1e''lit'i :
"a on ,y4,z ~ y%nia 5u- nin 300
1.-The Oakland correspondent of the
Chronicle says: On Friday afternoon,
the 25th, the Misses Oliver viii enter.
tain at a large afternoon card party,
a welcome home to Misses Bertha and
May Young and Mrs. Conrad Won
Hamm, nee Young. The guests viii
number about ZOE, and will enjoy five
handed euchre, the hostesses being as
sisted by Miss Marietta Ravens, Miss
p;Shnrn M,c To.,,, NJ;