The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-10
SOCIETY

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Distinctly social in all things has
5een the past week The seasons gay
ETY. Vas heightened by the polo tour
nament and the arrival of the German
cruiser from Samoa. The polo matches
we're followed by dinners and balls
ard other forms of entertainment
xnfle the German colony has been on
4he go every day and evening in the
xeak entertaining the officers and men
Of the warshiD.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Cooke de-
parted on the Manchuria, the former
for AIgiers and the latter for New
York. They Will return TO the Islands
early next year.
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Mrs. Duke, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs Rob
afns and Miss Skinner of st. Louis and
Kansas City, arrived on the Ventura
on q pleasure tour, and are guests at
the Hawaiian Hotel. They return TO
me mainland on the Alameda.
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Miss Leontine Hartnagle leaves for |
seattle in October.
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Miss Ethel Spalding entertained at |
dinner and cards on Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Miss Alice Cooper and
ahe Young people who were her guests
at her recent house party at the PENN
zuIa. Covers We're laid for twelve.
~ $3.50
ID IaId.TfiY1 from Mani. George l
winfone. son of \. C. WiIlfong, assess
or and collector, of Hilo; r. T. Guard,
manager of Matson Navigation Co, Of
nfIo and son Jack; C. E. Wright, man
sger of Volcano Transportation Co., of |
HiIo. j. Watt, of Olaa Sugar Co, Of |
Olaa, Hawaii; and John T. Moir, of {
0nomea Sugar Co, of Papaikou, accom-
panied by his wife, were among the ar .
rivals at the Young per the steamer
Elnau yesterday
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Mrs. and Miss NJ. c. Gibson, wife and Q
laughter of Senator Gibson of Column +
sus, Ohio. are registered at the Young. t
laving arrived yesterday morning from T
! weeks stay at the Volcano. They Z
rere very enthusiastic over the Won
rsrs of the volcano and the beauties
f Hawaii. They expect to remain at
he Young until the sailing of the Mi
wera on the goth of this month.
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Mr. C. Antoine Doyle gave one of his
amous AT Homes" last Saturday =
vening at his country home, idle a
Ride" Covers were laid for twenty F
our One of the features of the even n
lg's entertainment were some very b
cyel and startling athletic feats per- OF
,rmed by local celebrities. k
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From Kauai comes the following: ft
The numerous friends of Miss Georgi-
ma Lacy will without doubt hear with
lea sure the announcement of her en- q
agement to Mr.. James Spalding, of
.eaIea, Kauai During the past ten :.
tonths Miss Lacy has been the guest | -.
, Mr.. and Mrs Francis Gay of Ke-
1pua where. by her genial and ami
Die disposition, she soon endeared her
If to the many persons with whom et
lie was brought into contact. The flu | c.
ire benedict is well known on Kauai,
I'd it is not to be wondered at that his
leerfu1 and gentlemanly bearing was a
Jt long in finding its affinity in the =,
'ually cheerful and Fascinating young -
dy in question. All their friends are -
ell pleased at the announcement and ~
earthly congratulate them on the oc-
sion Evidently cupid finds beautiful
auaf a goodly spot
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Mr. J. T. McGrew entertained at II
Iightful supper party at the McGrew l
,me on the slopes of Punchbowl dur
e the week The decorations were
perb- A large number of guests were ii
esent. ICt
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The reception aboard the German ev
user Condor on Friday afternoon
as a delightful affair. It was given
Captain Begos and the officers and ia
large number of townsfolk enjoyed y
afternoon fully devoted to pleasure
lie after-part of the ship was bril-
mt with enclosing flags of nations. no
.bles set apart for refreshments were
md in convenient places and from
EN- the guests We're RECALLED with