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

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brig, white ship Erskine NJ. Phelps,
We're the guests of honor at a dinner
given by Captain Dieulangard aboard
: the French ship Ernest Reyer on sun
| day.
| Miss May Damon, much improved in
| health. returned on the Manchuria
| from California, accompanied by Mrs.
S. M. Damon Miss Damon has been
away from the islands for a couple of
years.
| Mr.. Mkt Saito the Japanese Consul
General for Hawaii, and Madame Sal
| to, departed for Japan on the Man
churia accompanying Mr. Kogoro Ia
kahira, japanese Minister at Wash
ington, who came from the national
capital on leave of absence, to Japan.
Mr. Saito entertained the distinguish
ed diplomat at luncheon at the con-
sulate on Friday. The party went out
| to the Manchuria on the tug Fearless
During the week Mr.. Saito was much
| entertained Last Sunday evening Mr..
| Kishi gave a dinner for him at the
rendered reception at the Japanese
school on Nuuanu street.
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Mrs Lewton-Brain gave a pretty in
formal tea on Thursday afternoon at
her Makiki street cottage.
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Mrs. Milus Parkhurst gave a lunch
con on Wednesday in honorA of her
af vol
Among the guests were Princess Ka-
wananakoa. Mrs. H. V. Murray, Mrs.
Scott and Miss Dickson.
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Miss Jennie Giffard and Judge A. A.
| Wilder were the guests of honor Tues
day evening at a card party given by
Mrs. Charles T. Wilder. Mrs. Klebahn
and Mr.. Holloway captured the prizes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard BUTLER and
Miss Lillian Hayward of the National
Stock Company gave a pretty dinner
party Thursday at the Hawaiian Hotel
for Mr.. RoweI, DR.. Sheldon, Purser
Wright of the cable steamer Restorer,
and Mr.. Lowell of the players. The
table was decorated with flags and the
cable company's house flag adorned
the wall. A piece of cable in the center
of the table held flags of the nations
where the Pacific Commercial cable
touches. The guests afterward occu-
pied a box at the opening performance
of David Garrick'' at the Orpheum.
The Restorer officers leave for the
Coast this week, the cable steamer
having been ordered up for repairs.
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Mr. and Mrs. s c.. Wilder and family
will occupy the Wilder cottage at Wal
kiki for some time.
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Mr. James Spalding returned from
the Coast on the Manchuria, bringing
his bride, formerly Miss Georgia Lacey
with him. They were greeted by a
large number of friends and relatives
as they landed from the launch.
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Mr. and Mrs. George F'airchild of
Kauai have been in the city during the
week.
Captain Badger of the flagship Chi
cago was the guest of honor Monday
evening at a dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. c. Deering at the Moana
Hotel.
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DR.. Armitage has come out of the
seclusion of Maui and will practice
in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Young
and family are again occupying
apartments at the Young Hotel.
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Mr. Tatbrop RI cd
for the Colonies after a strenuous So
ciaI season in Honolulu. He was host
at ''hombre'' dinner at the Young
on Tuesday evening, his guests being
DR. C. B. Cooper, Captain Yost, U. S.
A, DR.. H V Murray, Messrs. Gerrit
Wilder, Harry Macfarlane, Byron
Baird, D. W. Anderson and A. Cock
burn.
Admiral stevens, U S. N. (retired),
and Mrs. Stevens. departed for the
Orient in the Manchuria. after de-
lightful visit here of three weeks.
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Mr.. Finlinson, chief engineer of the
cable steamer Restorer, departed for
England by way of Hongkong on the
Manchuria. He has been quite i'll of
late.
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A New Years dance is to be given by
Consul and Mrs Layard. Cards have
already been issued for the event.
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Admiral Stevens, L. s. N (retired.
Mrs. Stevens, Miss Annie Parke. and
Messrs. A. S. Cleghorn, J. H. Bliss and