The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-01

greatest compliment that they can pay
her ie to tell of her absolutely unaf-
fected manners and her frank. genuine
corl1iaIitv Miss Spreckels is a hand
some type of Womanhood. She is tall
and graceful. has quantities of fair
brown hair and large blue eyes. Her
only sister Miss Lily Spreckels be-
came the wife of Harry Holbrook few
months ago at an elaborate home we'd
ding The coming marriage viii also
take place at the Spreckels residence,
it is said. its date sometime during the
winter months Mr. Hamilton is a
partner in the firm of Baker & Hamil-
ton. He has for some years been
prominent in business and social cir
cles.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Cooper gave
a delightful supper party at the Kunst
place at Waikiki on Sunday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Tenney. Mr..
md Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Helen Noon
an. Mr. and Mrs. Rodiek, Mr.. and Mrs.
E F. Bishop. Major Potter DIR. Yost,
U. S. A, and Mr.. Pinkham.
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The guests of Mr.. birmingham al a
dinner party given at the Young Ho-
tel on Friday evening We're Judge and
Mrs Stanley, DR.. and Mrs. James, and
Mr. McMunn.
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The committees in charge of st. An
drew's Cathedral bazaar to be held on
October %, are: Committee on general
arrangements: Mrs. Clifford Kimban
(chairman), Mrs E. D. Tenney, Mrs
Archie Young, Mrs. Theo. Hoffman,,
Mrs. Rycroft, Mrs. B. Marx. Mrs.
Church and Mrs. Margaret Marx;
fancy work: Mrs C. NJ V. Foster
(chairman) Mrs. w. NJ. Giffard, Mrs.
T. j. King, Mrs. Albert Waterhouse,
Mrs Church, Mrs. Will Soper. Miss An
ME Parke: flowers: Mrs. E. D. Tenney
(chairman), Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Mrs.
Camp, Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Benson, Miss
Giffard. Miss Helen Kitchen and Miss
Rycroft; candy: Miss Emily Ladd
chairman. Mrs. Arthur Wall Mrs. J.
0. Young, Mrs. Hagens, Miss Laid;
delicacies: Mrs Noonan chairman,
Mrs. E. W. Jordan, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs.
Albion Clark, Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Charles
Falk; children's table: Miss Irmgard
Schaefer, Miss Mary Cation: lemon
AIDE: Mrs Charles Booth (chairman);
ice cream and cake: Mrs. Theo. Hoff-
mann (chairman), Mrs Miller, Mrs.
Schmidt. Mrs. r. A. Dexter. Miss Mil
Ter and Miss Eickler; doll table: Mrs.
(chairman), Mrs. A. A
Young, Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs. Gardner
Wilder. Mrs. George King, Mrs. Melan-
ply; tea table: Mrs. Bottomley and as
sistants; posters, amusements: Mrs
Harry Couzens: advertising: Mrs. B.
Marx and Mrs. Halves.
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Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Knudsen are
spending their honeymoon in Norway.
They were married on September Is.
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Mr.. J. T.ovette Rockwell, formerly of
was married to Miss r. C.
Cores of Cincinnati. The brides IA
Their is professor of languages in
High School, Cincinnati.
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Mrs. w NJ. Giffard and daughter,
Miss Jennie Giffard, returned from
abroad per the steamer Sierra. They
made the grand tour. Mrs. Percy
Benson. who was of their party in Eu-
rope, remained on the mainland to
visit With members of her family. She
will return on the next steamer.
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Much interest is being taken in the
coming visit of the Italian fourth class
cruiser CaIabria, which is due to ar
i've from San Francisco TODAY ar to-
The cruiser is making a trip
around the world and will remain here
about ten days. Aboard is Prince Fer