The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15

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Mrs. s. NJ. Damon and her daughter
! Miss Damon of Honolulu are guests
at the home of Mrs. John F. Merrill.
All came up together from the islands
which have been the home of the Da-
mon family for many years. They are
| indeed almost the oldest residents of
English name. Old friends in this city
are busy renewing a former pleasant
acquaintanceship with the visitors. who
will probably remain at least through
the month of May.
Their relations with the Merrill fami-
| ly are of long standing, and during
the stay of the San Franciseans in Ho-
nolulu everything that could be sug-
gested and carried out for their pleas
ure seemed the first thought OF Mrs.
and Miss Damon. The result was, of
| course, delightful visit, completed by
| the homeward trip having the addi-
tionaI numbers Of these two charming
women. Both Mrs. Damon and her
daughter have interested themselves
with great zeal in Red Cross work in
Honolulu, doing an immense amount
of good. Quite bit Of informal en-
| tertainrment is being given them on
this welcome visit to the Coast.-Ex-
aminer.
Captain and Mrs. Colin Glenn, ar
rived on the Mongolia, en- route to the
| Orient, and decided to remain over
| in Honolulu for few weeks. Captain
| Colin Glenn made a record in the
South African war while serving under
| Kitchener Mrs. Glenn is a bride and
was formerly Miss Schenck, a famous
| beauty of New York. Mrs. Glenn is
| an expert golfer and will have ample
opportunity to indulge in the sport
| while in Honolulu. A pair of fine polo
ponies were brought on the Mongolia
for their use while in the city. They
are guests at the Moana Hotel.
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Mrs w. G. Irwin and Miss Helen
/ may spend the summer in Honolulu.
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Mrs. Glass, wife of Admiral Glass,
arrived on the Mongolia, and will re-
main at the Moana Hotel, during the
/ stay in port of Admiral Glass fleet.
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! Miss Spence leaves shortly for an
extended visit to California.
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Mrs. Lutted gave a delightful old
fashioned picnic to an even dozen in
vited friends at the summer home of
Mrs. Allan Herbert in wailele, Kalihi
valley. last Wednesday. The day was
| ideal for the happy occasion. Games
| of billiards, snapshots and other
amusements were fully enjoyed by
those present and the party voted a
grand success.
| A tallyho party to the Pail was given
| by the Florodora Club last Friday in
| honor of Mrs. Gus Prescott who de-
| parts soon to reside permanently in
Maui Those participating in the ride
were Mrs. Louis Abrams, Mrs. Fran
! els Brooks, Mrs. Chas. Crane, Mrs. j.
| c. Cohen. Mrs. Arthur Sou1e, Mrs. L,
Livingston, Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs.
| Geo. Martin, Miss Elsie Saunders,
Miss Leo Martin and Mrs S. Kubey.
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| Little Miss Emeline Magoon celebrat-
ed her seventh birthday last Thursday
afternoon as hostess for party at
| friends were present. Dainty refresh
| ments were served in a booth upon the
| lawn. A table prettily decorated in
pink was loaded with sweets. In the
center of the table was the birthday
cake. Pedro was played during the
afternoon by the mothers of the little
ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynham
Shiels of Oakland and Mrs. shieis'
| mother. Mrs Charles A. Bennett, sail
| next Saturday for Honolulu. The trip
| will not be an extended one.-Chroni-
Gle.
On Saturday. May 21st. the girls Of
| ST. Andrews Priory will hold a May
Festival Beside the usual sale Of
fancy articles, May-pole dance will
| be given and other attractions offered
to make the afternoon pleasant.
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Mr.. Henry Along returned home on
the S. S. Mongolia accompanied by his
bride, formerly Miss May Frances. Har-
vey of Brooklyn. The knowledge of Mr..
Afong's marriage in the East had been
kept secret until his arrival in San
Francisco, just prior to the Mongolia
sailing, when he sent a cable dispatch
to his mother, Mrs Julia Along Mrs
Henry Along is charming young
woman and is quite dressy. The couple
are stopping for the present at the res
idence of Mrs. Julia Along, Nuuanu
avenue.