The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

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Governor and Mrs. Carter will &C.
cupy the Irwin box with their daugh-
tiers, who are patronesses, Saturday
evening at the first performance of
the children's operetta THE House
that Jack Built The Castle family
have secured the opposite box and the
two loges will be occupied by Mr..
John Bliss and friends, Judge and
Mrs. Dole and party.
Several seats in the parquet circle
will be reserved for the children under
whose patronage the operetta is Civ
en-, this reservation being noted by
white satin ribbon bows. Seats i'm
mediately behind these will be re-
served for the parents of these chill
dren. They must avail themselves Of
this courtesy at Wall Nichols Co.'S
by five o'clock Tuesday evening, De-
cember s. However children too
young to attend the night perform
ance will be shown the same courtesy
for the matinee on the 18th.
The rehearsals this coming week will
be private. Mothers are asked to leave
their children at the stage door where
the chaperones will carefully look aft
er them. No one except those taking
part will be admitted on the stage.
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The Tenneys are now enjoying the
early winter season IN New York
| where they have many friends. On
Thanksgiving day there was a family
reunion, the Tenneys taking dinner
| with Miss Nellie Kitchin, Mr.. and
Mrs. BilIson, Mr. and Mrs. Schultz.
as&as
Paymaster Brown, u. S. N, is con-
valeseing favorably from the accident
sustained a few. weeks ago
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Mrs. H. Wingate Lake will return
| home in time for Christmas dinner
after a seven weeks absence in San
| Francisco.
! Miss Stella Potter, who visited in
| Honolulu last year as the guest of
Mrs L. A Thurston and Mrs. A. W.
| Pearson. and was a favorite in social
circles was married recently. The
! Sioux City Tribune of November 16
| describes the ceremony as follows:
| To give their friends a genuine sur
prise, DR.. A. j. Mclaughlin and Miss
| Stella Potter, prominent society people
of Sioux City, We're married this morn
| ing at Bishop Garrigan's house, at
least two weeks in advance of the
/ time set for the wedding.
] Friends of Miss Potter had planned
several big showers and mock we'd
ding for her while ante-nuptial teas
and dinners were coming thick and
fast for the young people. The men had
planned to do number of things to
Doc and We're to break all records
when the seEdoff came.
| Monday a school friend of Miss Pot
ter's arrived to visit a week. and Miss
Stella, and her mother, Mrs. B. c.. Pot
ter, were to entertain for her next
Monday. The invitations were out and
the girls were planning an elaborate
j luncheon, but something happened.
, Some time between yesterday morning
and last evening, DR.. Mclaughlin and
Miss Potter changed their plans They
decided to he married this morning and
!. leave a few minutes later for tour.
/ At 6:15 o'clock this morning the we'd
ding party, consisting of the bride and
! groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, Mrs Sam
Krummann and DR.. and Mrs. T. B.
/ Mclaughlin went to the home of Bis
| hop Garrigan where Rev. J. L. Ker-
by was awaiting them. They were
married, and after breakfast at the
brides home they left on the o'clock
/ train for St. Paul and Minneapolis
! They expect to be gone two weeks.
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| Eighteen guests We're entertained at
! dinner on Friday evening by Mr. and
/ Mrs. Alexander Isenberg. Among the
I guests honored We're Captain Zander
/ and officers of the German training
ship Herzogin Sophie Charlotte.
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I Col and Mrs George Macfarlane de-
parted on the Siberia for San Francis
co. Mrs. Macfarlane will remain there
for several months.
.s.4ys
Mr. William Pfuger will depart
shortly after the new year for Ger
many where he will take up a special
line of study. He will stop en- route
in London to visit his mother and sis
ter who were in Honolulu last year.
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The daughter of the late Admiral
Porter of Civil War fame. Mrs. Logan
wife of Captain Logan of the U. s S
Ohio, was a visitor in Honolulu during
the week, passing through on the ST.
IBERIA to the coast. She was accom-
panied by her two daughters. They
We're dinner guests at the Hawaiian
Hotel of Captain Lyon, Z. S. N, and
Mrs Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena gave a din
ner on Friday evening in honor of Mr.
Humphris of England. Bamboo stalks
. formed an element of the decora tiopS