The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-19

| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. >. Grin Janul CCf'sil l
| for the coast on the Mancl.uria. after
spending the winter here gl.ests iat the
Moana They have been extensively
entertained during their stay.
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| Rear-AdmiraI Whiting IS GONZALES
| cling slowly from the injuries he re-
Iceived on Tuesday evening. lie viii
shortly return to san Francisco ard
resume his duties as commandment of
the Goat Island Training station in
san Francisco Bay.
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Mrs. Hopper gave a delightful lea
on Thursday afternoon in hoaor Of Mrs.
NJ. s. Grinbaum who leaves for San
Francisco shortly
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Lieut.. Leahy, L. S. N. who married
Mrs. Niblack's sister, is convalescing
from the attack of yellow fever with
which he was seized while on duty on
the U. S. S. Boston at Panama.
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Miss Alice Campbell brought her
wedding trosseau home On the Siberia.
The Partisan wedding gown, numerous
hats and in fact all the garments are
described as exquisite. Her wedding
TO Walter Macfarlane will take place in
June.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright returned
from Europe last Tuesday and is stop
ping at the Young Hotel with her
father, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright.
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Captain Corlesse. commander of the
British cruiser Bonaventure,Sw the
guest of honor at a dinner given on
Friday evening by British Consul ana
Mrs. r. de Is. Layard. The guests were
Governor and Mrs. Carter, Lieut. COM
mander Niblack, U. S. n, and Mrs.
Niblack, DR.. and Mrs. Humphris. Mr.
and Mrs. George f. Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy, MIR. F. H. Hum
phris, Sr.
While Mr.. j. H. Bliss was in Hilo he
was the guest at a tea given by Mrs.
Severance. About fifteen guests were
present.
It is said that Mrs. May Mott-Smith
Bird may shortly make an exhibition in
Honolulu of the artistic jewelry which
she fashions.
ner on Monday evening for half dozen
guests. Roses garnished the table.
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! At a recent luncheon given by Mrs.
NJ. s. Grinbaum at the Moana Hotel,
the guests were Mrs. Sanford B. Dole,
Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. William Hopper,
Mrs. w. c.. Parl1e, Mrs. w. o. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Davies en-
tertained the commander and other Of
ffcers of the British cruiser Bonaven-
ture the evening of the vessels arrival
from Canada.
The officers of the British cruiser
Bonaventure entertained at tea on
Thursday aboard ship in return for
many Inequalities extended them
ashore. Among the ladies present were
Mrs. George T. Davies, Mrs. Humphris,
Miss Rosie Cunha, Miss Sargent. Miss
Hartnagle, Miss Neumann, Miss Kelley.
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DR.. Arnold-Genthe, San Franchises
art photographer, may shortly visit Bo-
nolulu.
There is something new amongst our
ladies of the Four Hundred which is
called 1.-The French Club The first
meeting was held last week at Mrs.
Gertrude Wilder's residence. All those
ladies who We're capable of speaking in
the French tongue were present Among
them were: Mrs. Commander Lyons
Mrs. Captain Niblack, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. DR.. Taylor,
Mrs. DR.. Wood Mrs. Delair, Mrs.
Brown of New York, and a score Of
others.
"A delightful card party was given on
Wednesday by the Attorney-General
and Mrs. Lorrin Andrews The guests
included Judge and Mrs. Robinson Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Love. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs A w. Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Livingstone, Miss
Ethel Andrews, Miss Tanner, Mr.. Cox,
Mr.. a. NJ. Burns. Mr. Wentworth Buch-
anan.
The Rathbone Sisters lodge gave
card party on Tuesday evening /,
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The c. r. Splivalos have returned to
their country home in Belmont. after
enjoying the winter in town. Mrs. Spliv-
alo was hostess at a luncheon in honor
of Mrs Samuel Parker of Honolulu.
Miss Alice Campbell, Miss Rhodes and
Miss Cornell of San Francisco-Chron-
icle.
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Bridge whist is slowly dying out in
popularity and by the end of the Lent
en- season pedro will undoubtedly have
full swing again. However. there are
devotees of bridge who will stick to