The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-17

have been hidden, the house has been
turned into a gay garden. roses red and
pink, with masses of green telling the
tale of gladness.
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Miss Farley of Boston was the guest
of honor Saturday evening at a social
gathering at the residence of Mrs.
Swanzy, at which a large number of
the younger society set We're present.
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4 I Mrs. George Rodiek gave a picnic on
Saturday at the Peninsula in honor OF
Miss Pfotenhauer.
Mrs. Rabbit was hostess on Wednes-
day evening at her Nuuanu residence
at a poi supper for Mrs. Herman
Focke, Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs Hob
ron, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Corbett
and Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. Guest and child have been en-
tertained during her short stay in Ho-
nolulu by DR.. and Mrs. Cooper. They
leave today in the Korea for the coast.
1888
Mrs. Freeth's informal tea last Sat
urday in honor of Mrs. Dowsett Of
Makawao, Maui, brought together
many kamaainas.
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DR.. A. B. Clark of Clark & Frear,
who has been absent in Hilo for a
month. visiting his daughter, has re-
turned.
The presentation of Florodora, for
of
fund, has beer taken under the imme-
date patronage of Princess Abigail
Kawananakoa who, with other proni-
nent Catholic ladies, assure its success.
RehearsaIs have been set aside until
after the production of Carmen. No
choice has as yet been made for any of
the characters in the opera or members
of the famous "sextette,'' although
many prominent amateurs have offered
their services. The cast, it is said,
will be recruited entirely from social
ranks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wakefield of
California, arrived on the Siberia to
spend their honeymoon in the Islands.
Mrs. Wakefield was formerly Miss Sef-
ton of San Diego.
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DR.. and Mrs F. Howard Humphris
have returned to Honolulu from an ex-
tended visit in England.
1913
Mrs. William T. Rawlins returned
from Bridgeport, Conn, on the Siberia.
1873
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown and Miss
Irene Dickson departed on the Siberia
for Japan. The party will make an
extended stay in the Far East and will
probably return via the Philippines and
&.a4Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, accom-
panied by Miss Mcintyre, leave in the
Korea today for the East.
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Mrs. Francis r. Breed returned on
the Siberia from visit with relatives
at Fresno, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Rand with |
Miss Ruth Sherfey of Burlington, Iowa, |
are expected to arrive on the Sonoma |
TO spend the winter in Honolulu. Mrs. |
Rand is the daughter of the late Sen |
ator Gear of Iowa.
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Last Saturday evening Mrs. J. c. |
Cohen gave card party and supper to |
about twenty of her friends in her |
apartments at the Young Hotel.
1858
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. |
Percy Benson last Wednesday evening |
~ twenty-four of her friends, the oc-
,asion being her birthday anniversary. |
\ jolly evening was spent at the Ben
ION home.
Major Benson and Miss Maude Ben
'on arrived in the Siberia from the |
coast and will remain here for some
ime, the former having been in poor
lealth recently. They are at present
listing with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ben
ION, 1112 Kinau street.
Mr.. Albert Raas, French Consul, re-
urned from San Francisco on the ST.
,eria. Mrs. Raas will remain at the
cast for few months.
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The annual meeting and dinner of
he Hawaii Yacht Club will be held at
he Hawaiian Hotel on the evening of
January q.
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The anniversary of Mr.. E. d. Tenney's
birthday will be held on January rs for