The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-24

votes. Miss Sallie Madigan is second,
Miss sadie Wintermantle is third, MISS
Lura Baty is fourth. and Miss
Gretchen Kurth is fifth. These are all
from one district. Then there are lead
ers in other districts. The photographs
of the young ladies as shown in the
Journal indicate that Oregon is MAX
ing a choice of some very pretty girls
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Corey returned
to Honolulu last evening on the trans
port Buford.
Mr.. Spindle and Mr. Kenneth G.
Grant are spending the Christmas
holidays with Mr. and Mrs L. Tenney
Peck.
Nance O'Nei1 reached San Francisco
from Australia last week. She says she
intends to include Australia in all her
tours. She landed from the Sonoma
at Honolulu and there played ma
tinee performance to a large audience.
It was literally a matinee" The cur
tain went up at 10 o'clock a. m. The
Honolulu people have to take their
theatrical diversions when they can get
them. 'The earliest I was ever in
theater," says Miss O'Neil. AT Homo
lulu she heard that a relative in the
East had left her a substantial legacy.
$50 you see I had reason to enjoy my
call at Honolulu she said.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
On Tuesday evening, at Central Union
IicS Paprrpan and Mr..
Charles Hotel will be married by Rev.
Dr. w. NJ. Kincaid. A reception will
be held after the ceremony at the home
Of the brides mother. They will re-
side on Artesian street.
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Mrs. Charles H. Gilman returned On
the Manchuria from a visit of eight
months spent in Eastern cities.
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Mrs. H. w. Lyon, Mrs. Rossiter, Mrs.
yesterday on the Kinau from Hilo, and
the Volcano.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dodge returned
on the Manchuria from visit of sew
eral weeks on the Coast.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney return on
the Korea from the Coast. They were
to come on the Manchuria but Mrs.
Tenney suffered relapse. DR.. Walters
called in consultation a San Francisco
physician: A cablegram received Fri.
day indicates that the patient is great
ly improved.
Christmas tree party will be given
at the Tenney mansion tomorrow for
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney and Master
Vernon Tenney. About thirty-two
young people will participate in the
celebration. A large quantity of gifts
and trinkets arrived from the Coast
from the Tenneys. An electric Christ
mas tree lighting apparatus will make
the tree brilliant and safe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, wealthy Chicago
ans, arrived on the Manchuria and will
remain in Honolulu for several weeks.
They are stopping at the Moana. Mr..
Shaw is an enthusiastic autoist.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Chaplin, wealthy
New Workers, arrived on the Manchuria
to remain in Honolulu for some time
Mr.. Chaplin brought a fine automobile
with him and lost no time in getting
used to the roads. The machine bears
two metal number plates required by
New York authorities, and at night
bright lamp shines on them so that
they can be clearly seen by any one
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Next Friday evening the joint Mason
ic installation is to be given at the
Young Hotel.
A dance is to be given next Saturday
evening at Eva and another at waia-
nae plantation.
The dance of the Canton of the Odd
Fellows viii be given at Progress Hall
next Saturday evening. This will be
the last dance of the year.
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A New Years dance will be given at
Progress Hall by the Ladies Auxiliary.
A. o. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke returned
on the Manchuria. Mr.. Cooke has been
in attendance at the Bankers Confer
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Whitney of Chi
cago are at the Hawaiian and will be
probably until the middle of January.
Mr.. Whitney is a literary man and
will write some descriptive articles
about the islands upon his return to
the mainland.
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Capt. Robinson, of the revenue cut
ter Manning is accompanied by Mrs.
and Miss Robinson. They will make
their home at one of the downtown
hotels during the winter months.