The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-14
SOCIETY

| he engagement IS announced Oy MI
and Mrs. c. Cunha of their daughter
Miss Rose Cunha, to DR.. H V. MUIR
ray both of Honolulu The news OF
the engagement became known during
the week and was an agreeable sur
prise to their friends Miss Cunha has
been among the social leaders in the
younger set. while the prospective
groom has been medical practitioner
here of long standing and always pro-
minent in social matters. In honor of
their engagement, Princess Kawanana-
koa, a schoolmate of Miss Cunha while
both attended a California convent.
will give a dinner this evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Brown en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
Engleside for Mr. and Mrs Amos
Barnes of New Haven, Conn. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| F. Frear, Mr. and Mrs. c. H Atherton
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Marx.
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c. Castendyk and bride arrived last
Thursday afternoon on the Kinau,
much to the surprise of their friends
who were led to believe by the public
announcements made that they would
come to HilO on the S. S. Maui Sunday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Castepdyk
We're accompanied by Mrs. Castendyk's
little daughter Carol, who is renewing
old acquaintance in Hilo with will
and energy that would do credit to a
politician. They are residing at their
beautiful home in Riverside Park
which has been remodeled and repaint-
ed for their reception. They are well
coined to Hilo by a host of admiring
friends.-Hilo Tribune.
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An engagement luncheon was given
at the Alexander Young Hotel on Mon
day for Miss Bernice Kopka, whose
marriage to Mr.. Ernest Ross takes
place next Tuesday evening. Among
those present We're Mrs. Albert Water
house. Miss Greenwich, Mrs. Charles
Weight. Miss Lily Waity, Miss Elsie
Waterhouse.
Princess Kawananakoa was at home
from 8 to yesterday afternoon at the
Campbell home, Emma street, several
score ladies calling during that time.
The Princess was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. William A. Purdy and Miss
Irene Dickson, the latter also presid-
ing at the punchbowl.
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Mr.. James c. King, a multi-million-
aire and an old resident of Chicago,
wife and sister Mrs. A. S. Melvin, are
at the A. Young Hotel for the winter.
Mr.. King is said to be looking up the
sugar plantations and making some
large investments here.
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One of the novel events in society 6
during the week was the "Pake" lunch c
con given yesterday by Mrs. Carl Hol- y
Ioway for about sixteen of her intimate q
friends. The ladies attending the t
luncheon came to the table attired in a
Chinese costumes and the bizarre eff il
feet was surprising. Among the guests e
we're Mrs. George r. Carter, Mrs. An C
drew Fuller Mrs. Wilcox of Kauai,
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs. George Her.
BERT Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mrs c.
L. Wight, Mrs Helen Noonan, Miss
Margaret Walker and Miss Cordelia
Walker.
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Brigadier General Moore, L. S. A,
Irs. Moore, Miss Moore, Major Febi-
.er and Lieutenant Cox formed a din 6
er party at the Moana Hotel on re
thursday evening. "a,
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Mrs. Armstrong OF San Francisco, o,
no is stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel of
With her mother, is now one of the de
alaxy of fair amateur automobile be
rivers. She is the owner of a pretty ar
I'd machine. pc
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The engagement was announced in an
lilo last week of Miss Emelie Peck,
lughter of Philip Peck, to DR.. Ormond Is
yaH of this city.
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A jolly party of townsfolk We're en- 1S
rtained at dinner aboard the United -
ates revenue cutter Bear on Thurs
~ evening under the chaperonage of
rs. T. a. Hays. Among the guests
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Hays, Miss Win y
on, Miss Hartnagle, Miss Sherman,
ID Miss Burnham, Captain Hamlet, mo-
r Wolf and other officers of the cut rea
r. hit
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Mr. and Mrs. T. a. Hays gave an ~
lborate dinner at the Moana Hotel fin.
It Sunday evening, covers being laid wit
fourteen. The decorative scheme it {
S red, both in bowls and sprays of
and shaded electric lamps. ~
e guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
alker, Mr. and Mrs. Brainerd Smith, :, ~
s. F. NJ. Hatch, Miss Kaufman, Miss Is
nston, Miss Burnham, Messrs. Cliff !"
d Kmball, r. E. Wright, George
ller, Herman Wolf of the L. S. R. c. IIol
sss nifty
he Zenda Dancing Club gave its
laI fortnightly hop last evening in =.
I Fellows Hall. Ms