The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-26

after an extensive visit in Australia
and India, meeting many friends and
relatives in both places. From Austria
liza, Mrs. Pfeuger took her niece, Miss
Violet Mount, one of the leading Aus
tralian singers, who will shortly go to
Paris to take a musical course under
under Marchesi ana complete her
studies. Mrs. Pfeuger and her niece
may come to Honolulu in a year or
two, but in all probability Miss Pf1eu-
ger will come only as far as New York.
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Queen Liliuokalani has returned to
her town home, Washington Place.
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Mr.. Derwent kennedy has cards out
for a dance for next Thursday even
ing in honor of Messrs. Frederick and
Sherwood Lowrey.
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A large crowd of society folk will go
to Haleiwa next Saturday to remain
over until Monday evening.
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Mrs. Glass, wife of Rear Admiral
Henry Glass, accompanied by her chill
dren, departed on the Korea for San
Francisco. Mrs. Glass has been here
since the time of the arrival of Admiral
Glass fleet from Panama. and was The
recipient of many social attentions.
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Mrs. Philip Andrews, wife of Lieut..
Andrews. U. S. N, departed on the
Korea for San Francisco, after enjoy
ing a long visit with her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. Andrew Fuller, of Nuu-
anu Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Poncin of Seattle,
who have been guests at the Yourg
Hotel for several weeks, departed on
the Korea. They arrived here from the
Orient and decided to make a long stay
in Honolulu.
Mrs. w. Porter Boyd and infant, ar
rived on the Korea from Shanghai, and
will make a long visit in Honolulu.
Mrs. Boyd is a daughter of Mrs. Vida
and has always been a very popular
member of the fashionable set.
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Prince George and Prince Conrad of
Bavaria, travelling incognito, will visit
Honolulu in a couple of months, en-
tour of the world.
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A private ceremony at London will
unite Miss Lily Neumann and Mr. Bird
in marriage. The elaborate wedding
planned has been set aside owing to
the recent death of Ensign Neumann,
U. S. n. Mrs. Neumann has gone to
Germany.
On Monday evening the Minutes
Club" of Oahu College was pleasantly
entertained at a dance given at the
residence of Mrs. Cornelia Damon,
Thurston Avenue. Dancing was en-
joyed on the lanai and in the parlors
the floors of the latter being laid with
canvas. The Ellis Quintet furnished
the music.
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On Tuesday evening the Minutes
Club" was given a dance at the resi-
dence of Mrs Claire Williams. Wal
kiki, which was largely attended and
enjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Edward Damon re-
turned from the coast last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deering will re-
main at Waialua for the next ten days
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Mrs. MiIus Parkhurst has cards out
for an Eat home" for Thursday. June
80, pedro to be the form of entertain :
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deering were
the guests of honor on Thursday even
ing at a dinner party given by the
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa.
Red carnations and ferns in bowls,
resting upon red ribbons which traced /
The napery which was sprayed over
with red carnations, with a huge silver
senterpiece comprised effective table
The guests, beside Mr.
and Mrs. Deering, were Mr. and Mrs
Patton. DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, Col. and
Mrs. Samuel Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Halves, and the Misses Bradley.
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The wedding of Lieut.. Francis J.
Behr, A. c., L. s. A, formerly station
ID at Camp Mckinley, and Miss NJ.
Downing will take place at Los An
yeles on June %. The bride and groom
Will reside at the Preside, where Lieut.
8eh- is now stationed.
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