The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-22


of the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, is
guest at the Young. He will visit
the Volcano before returning TO the
Coast.
Mr. w E Damon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Damon, departed for Wash
ington State on the Moana TO accept
a position there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kopke and daugh-
tiers, returned on the Moana from a
visit to Australia.
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The wedding of Mr.. William Hay, of
Honomu, and Miss Morrison took place
on Wednesday, the day the Korea
brought the bride, and in the evening
bridal dinner was enjoyed at the
Alexander Young Hotel.
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r The death of Mr.. Edward Giffard
caused the postponement of several
,, dinners and luncheon parties which
were planned for Mr.. E. D. Tenney,
who leaves on the Mongolia for Byron
Springs, Cal. Senator and Mrs. Bishop
leave for the same place on the big
liner
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown return
ed on the Korea from a visit to the
Coast. The Browns say they haven't
seen any other place they like SO well
as Hawaii, and are glad to be back
again.
Miss Leontine Hartnagle leaves next
week on the Mongolia for the Coast,
en- route to seattle, where she will visit
with her brother. Several little fare
we'll functions have been rendered Miss
Hartnagle during the past two weeks.
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Friday evening surprise party was
rendered Miss Edith Kopke, who re-
turned from the Colonies on the Mo-
ana, by the Misses Helen Girvin and
Sarah Lucas. On the return of Miss
Kopke from College Hills she was given
a complete surprise on entering her
home on Kewa1o street, merry crowd
of young people surrounding her.
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Admiral and Mrs. Terry have taken
a house at 1910 21st street, Washing
ton, d. c., for the winter.
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Mr.. Max Lorenz and Mr.. Schultze
We're entertained at dinner at the
Young Hotel on Monday by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Hagens.
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Lieut. Cushman, U. s. N. the new
attache at the Naval Station, accom-
panied by Mrs. Cushman, arrived from
the Coast during the week.
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Paymaster Hagner, U. s. N, arrived
during the week and has taken up his
duties at the Naval Station. Pay
master Brown. who has been the in
cumbent for the past year and a half,
leaves for Cavite next month. Mr..
Brown will be greatly missed in So
cial, dramatic and musical circles
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Miss Helen Wilder is living in Pa
jore Valley, California
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Miss Barnes was the guest of honor
at dinner at the japanese clubhouse
given by her sister, Mrs. Wilder, on
Thursday.
Miss Higford. cousin of Mrs r. de |
B. Layard, arrived during the week |
from England, and will spend the win
ter with the Layards.
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A Halloween party will be given by |
Miss Helen Alexander on Halloween. |
kaffee Klatch will be given on |
Monday by Mrs. H. D. Couzens for |
Miss Margaret Walker, who leaves this |
week for California.
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Mrs. E. D. Tenney was the guest of |
honor on Friday evening at a luau
given by Mrs. Holloway.
1873
Judge and Mrs. Dole Will continue toll
reside at their Diamond Head resi-
dence until Christmas time
1873
The engagement is announced of Miss
Fisher, eldest daughter of Mr. viii E.
Fisher and Mr.. Marshall Webb. The
wedding viii take place shortly. II
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A pretty luncheon was given on FriEI
lay by Mrs. Herman Focke in honor 1
If Mrs. E. D. Tenney. Violets and
'hrysanthemums We're used in the ia
Die decorations
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg leave on
Friday for Byron Springs, Cal.
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Miss Margaret Walker will be ten
tered luncheon on Wednesday by Mrs.
George Rodiek
Miss May Damon is reported to have
70 far recovered her health, that she
nay return shortly to Honolulu.
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Captain and Mrs. H. w. Lyon, ex-
'ect their son, Harry, to arrive on the :
nip Dirigo, as the guest of Captain
Goodwin The vessel is rounding the
Torn with cargo for the Naval sta
ion.
1888
Mrs. Percy Benson returned On the ]