The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28


the time of her fathers severe illness.
Captain Taylor has recovered his Gus
tomary excellent health.-Chronicle
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Bishop Nichols, Mrs. Nichols and
their daughters. now at San Mateo,
will visit the st. Louis Fair this fall,
after which Miss Mary will make pre-
parations for her marriage to Mr.
Lansdale of Honolulu. Miss Nichols
will make brief stay on the Atlantic
side before her wedding.-Chronicle
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Town Talk says that Theodore Wores
has returned to San Francisco from
Europe with lot of interesting sket-
ches of Moorish Spain, several being
pictures of the Alhambra. He will
show some of them at the Bohemian
Club exhibition and also at an exhi-
bition of his own. His studio during
his absence was occupied by Mrs. May
Mott-Smith Bird, who has done some
exquisite little portraits.
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The big six-horse talIy-ho was re-
splendent yesterday at the polo game in
trimmings of red in honor of Kauai's
victorious team. A large crowd of Ka-
uai synpathizers rode in the coach to
the polo grounds and created no end of
enthusiasm during the game. Red para
soils, red pennants, red ribbons, red
handkerchiefs and red and White leis
made the tally-ho a brilliant spectacle.
The Kauai players We're brought to
town in the big rig. Mrs. George Fair
child was the matron d'honneur for
the party.
1883
The initial golf ball for Honolulu was
given at the Alexander Young Hotel on
Friday evening under the auspices of
the Manoa Golf Club. A large number
of society folk attended. The function
was made particularly conspicuous by
the number of handsome gowns worn
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Mr.. Harold Castle leaves shortly for
the mainland to enter Harvard Mr..
James B. Castle will probably make a
tour of Europe during the next year,
joining Mrs. Castle and Miss White
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The Irwins are spending a good deal
of their time at Maunawiii, the Irwin
country home on the Koolau side of
Oahu.
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Mrs. Clifford Kimball gave a delight
full tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Rice, of Kauai
Among the guests We're Mrs. George r.
Carter. Mrs. George Fairchild, Mrs
Gerrit P. Wilder, Mrs. H. A. Baldwin,
Miss Coleman, Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mrs.
Percy Benson, Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Byron
Baird, Mrs. Foster, Miss Maud Ben
son.
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Miss Jessie Frazier and Mr. J. Kelley
Brown viii he married on Monday
evening, September at D. M at
Central Union church. The bridesmaid
will be Miss Jean Angus. Miss Fra
:ier is a popular young lady. and the
groom is connected with
he Custom House staff. /
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Mr.. Fred Knight leaves for San
francisco on September 5.
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Miss Maud Benson may visit in the !
Far East late this fall
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Mrs Frank Andrade and Mrs. Dow |
cave for the Coast on September 5.
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Col. George Macfarlane returned /
rom the Coast on the Ventura.
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Miss Terry sailed on the Sierra for
an Francisco for a visit of a couple
f months in California. She will re-
urn in time to join Admiral and Mrs. |
'erry and Mr.. Mason Terry who after
eaving Honolulu will make "a round
he world tour via Japan and China.
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About fifty gentlemen will partici-
ate in the stag dinner at the Moana
Totel on Monday evening. compliment
ry to the visiting players from Kauz \
i and Maui. Afterwards the gentle
zen will join the ladies and the sec-A
nd annual polo ball will then be in 4
I'LL swing.
a luncheon is to be given at the
alexander Young Hotel on Thursday,
eptember 1.
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A number of prominent gentlemen
-ere entertained at luncheon on Mon
ay by Judge Sanford B. Dole at the
emma street residence. Those pres
mt were Admiral Silas w. Terry. L. s.
=. Prof. W. D. Alexander. f A
.chaefer. H. NJ. Won Holt c. NJ. Cooke
. ]. Dunno, w. r. Castle, A. s. Cleg-
.orn. William Haywood. W G.. Irwin,
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