The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-04

Miss Florence Abbey, Mr. II. h. ADJ
bev. Mr.. F. T. Scharsch. Master Alex
ander the Great.
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Very enjoyable was the Iuau given
IN celebration Of Her Majesty Lihuoka-
Iani's birthday at her Waikiki place
Friday afternoon. It was attended by
many OF her friends, among those pres
ent being Prince and Princess KaWa-
nanakoa. Princess KaIanianaole. Mrs
Samuel 9 Allen. Mrs Edward Dawes
Tenney. Mrs. Helen @. Noonan. Mrs
CanapbelI-Parker Mrs. Chas- Chilling
worth. Mrs. George H. Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. G P. Iaukea. Mrs. {. r
Hart. Miss Bernice Cook, Mrs Caroline
Dow. Miss Myra Heleluhe, Mrs. Geo.
w. NIacfarlane, Miss Mabel Ena, Mrs
Caroline Bush, Mr.. j. D. AimHku, MT
Joseph Aea, Mrs. Harriet Townsend
Mrs. Mcguire. Sister Betrice, Sister
AIbertina. Rev. Frank Fitz, Mrs Chas-
Booth. Mrs Kamaka Stillman, Mrs.
Mary AiIau, Mrs. Kia Naholelua, Mrs
Robert wilcox, Mr.. Noa Aluli. the Mis-
ses Motley. Mrs. Chas. T. Quick, Mrs
]. THOMPSON, Mrs. Robert Brennan,
Mrs. a. p. Taylor, Mrs. James Dougher-
ty. Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Victoria
Ward. Miss Kulamanu Ward. Miss
Emily Ladd, D. PR. Isenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Ena, Mrs. NJ. Beckley-Kahea,
Miss Lucy Ward, Miss Anita Ward
Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss Alice Camp
bell. Miss Mabel Ladd, Mrs. Smith,
Miss Smith, Mrs. ]. A. Cummins and
members of Iolani Guild.
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zr,z. T1-co yS7oo3 Davis of Eva re-
turns today from pleasant visit TO
Mrs. D. B. Murdoch at Paia, Maui.
$3.50
Mr.. Walter F. Dillingham; will return
in the Manchuria tomorrow from San
Francisco with his mother, Mrs. B. F.
Dillingham;, and his brother, Mr.. Har-
old Dillingham;. who has just gradual
ed from Harvard.
Mr.. Robert Single gave jolly pic
mic at Nailie, Kalihi, last Sunday for
the visiting polo teams.
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The woman's Guild of St Andrews
Cathedral viii give their annual fair
on Saturday, Oct. Is.
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From the Evening Repository. Can
ton. Ohio, of August g. the following
news of a Hawaiian pub
lie school teacher is clipped:
CLOSE friends in their younger days
but separated by marriage Mrs. Car
RE Story, of Bloomington. ILL.,, and
n. H Brodie, of Hanapepe, Hawaii,
We're once again united Tuesday af-
ternoon when Mrs. Story became Mr..
Brodie's bride. The wedding was
performed at o'clock at the home
of Jay s. Niswander, of 335 West
Tenth street Rev o. w. Holmes of
the First NJ E. church officiated
Mr. and Mrs. Brodie left imme-
diately for Cleveland, where they
will go to Toronto, Buffalo, and the |
Islands. En- route west !
they will visit the ST. Louis EXPOSE
ton and sail for Hawaii on August |
81.
Mr.. Brodie is a former New Yorker I
and was an alternate to the Republic |
can National convention at Chicago. !
He was widower. Knowing that /
Mrs. Story was in her widowhood he |
sought her out in this city where she |
had been for the past six weeks, and |
the marriage resulted. Mr.. Brodie |
is postmaster al Hanapepe and prin- |
cipal of a school at that place.
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Mr.. w NJ. Giffard is giving stag
party at his Tantalus bungalow toGay |
Sunday. The Giffards will return
to their town house on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Mary Gum returned from the
Coast in the Alameda.
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Mrs. Edward Davies Tenney gave a
delightful poi supper on Monday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs William
Haywood. The table was beautifully
decorated in white and red, the Kauai |
polo colors. The favors were gold pins
made from the Kalakaua buttons. Fci-
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