The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-30


Mawr this fall. departed or the Ma
nuka last Monday. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale.
sSsS.S
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Henriques de-
parted on the Siberia to visit in New
York with Mr.. Henriques' family.
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Captain and Mrs. N4:son wer= the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. CIanahan at
a taIly-ho party around Diamond Head
on Tuesday evening. \ supper was
served after the drive at the Alexander
Young Hotel.
| Mrs. Moore gave a pedro party on
Tuesday evening for Messrs. Alfred
Castle. Frederick and Sherwood Low
rey The other guests We're Misses
Alice Jones, Nora Sturgeon. Justine Nc
| Clanahan. Elsie Waterhouse. Marion
Waterhouse. Margaret Peterson. Julia
Damon, Margaret Castle. Irene Fisher,
| Constance Restarick, Beatrice Castle,
Alice Cooke. Claire Williams, Jane
Whine. Messrs. Alfred Castle, Freder-
! ic and Sherwood Lowrey George
Cooke, Richard Cooke, L. Judd. Ernest
Smith. Allan Lowrey, Harold Spencer,
Walter Rycroft. Ralph Lyon, Harold
Giffard. Paul Wilmington, George
Brown. Kenneth Brown, Sherwood
| Kennedy
| Mr. Rudolph Spreckels arrived on the
Korea to spend a few weeks in Homo
lulu.
Miss Edith Mist is visiting with Mrs.
]. n. S. Williams. at Puunene. Maui
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| The Baldwin home in College Hills,
occnpying one of the most commanding
sites in Manoa Valley, will be one Of
several show places to be erected in
the coming year.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett was the guest of
honor at a high tea at Makawao on
Tuesday. given in honor of Mrs. Dora
Won Tempsky The Kawaiahao Quin-
tet Club of Honolulu was present play
| ing and singing throughout the after
noon.
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Mrs. Clifford Wood departed D. the
Siberia, accompanied by her haugAfr
Dorothy, whom she will place in schSol
in the east. Mrs. Wood will return
with DIR. Wood, who is now on the
coast
Mrs Frederick Whiting departed on
the Siberia for the mainland. She will
be joined in a few weeks by her hus-
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hedemann will oc-
cupy the DR.. Wood home for few
months.
! The masquerade given last evening
by the Companions of the Foresters
No. 240 at San Antonio hail. proved a
most enjoyable and successful affair.
The Pacific GIee Club furnished the
music for he occasion. The prizes
| We're awarded as follows: Best dress
ed lady. Miss NJ. Cunningham; best
dressed gentleman, Mr.. John De
Ponte; best sustained character. Mr.. a.
Martin; most original, Mr.. VIM. Mar
shall; most comical characters, Mr..
Manuel Souza, Miss Minnie Avilla. The
judges were: Miss Marie Canario. Mrs.
L. r. Hingley, Mr.. J. F.. Eckhardt, Mr..
w. H. Heen, Mr.. John Machado.
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1 Mr. w q Truly, antar+aipo5 Of tho
Pacific Club on Tuesday at luncheon
in honor of Captain Matson. Other
guests We're Messrs. William Haywood
Judge Wilder, Judge Stanley. Richard
Ivers. Samuel Parker, r. ". Breckons,
James Spencer and E. a. Breese.
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The shirt-waist dance of Honolulu
1 Temple No. l. Rathbone Sisters, at
Progress Hall last evening, was one of
the pleasurabIe events of the week.
The warm evening made the wearing
/ of shrt-waists by the gentlemen a
comfortable feature, and this innova-
ton during the summer months may
be extensively copied. There was a
large attendance of fraternal folk and
the floor was ably managed by Henry
H. Williams. who interspersed the regu
lar program with extras enough to suit
Everybody. The Ellis Quintet Club
| furnished excellent music. Refresh
ments comprised lemonade, the bowl
being favorite rendezvous between
dances. The dance was in the hands
| of the following committees:
| Reception COmmittee.-Sister Sally
| L. Williams. Sister Margaret Moore
Sister Margaret Simonton, Bro Ben
Lee. Bro. T. 2. O'Brien.
rrangements.-Sister Sally L. Will
liams. Sister Jennie Jacobson, Sister
Margaret Sinonton, Bro. Fred Turner
Bro. Il. Meraugh Bro Z, Iacnh-