The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-29

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The Groom: Our anniversary! What
anniversary, deaft@:s
The Bride (sadly): Have you for
gotten so soon9 We've been married
one week today.
The ball given last Wednesday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin,
in honor of the Misses Harvey, Char
lutte Wilson and Margaret Hyde
Smith, eclipsed anything given so far
this season, and on all sides there is
the general comment on it's informal
ity and SNAP which most balls lack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin are an ideal host
and hostess, and throughout the even
ing mingled with the young people
and were as merry as they. Their
home is superb. Three beautiful large
rooms opening into larger hall have
heretofore been used for dancing, but
the new white and gold ballroom, pan
elled with mirrors, was used for the
first time on Wednesday night.
Many young married people were
also included in the guest list. and
It was $3.50 before the last good bys
were reluctantly said.-Call.
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Mr.. A. E. Cooley and family have
taken the Hoffman house on WylIie
street.
Mrs. Clifford Kimball is expected to
return today from Kauai Miss Helen
Kimban will remain there some time
longer as the guest of the Rices.
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Captain Donald S. Vance of the
British Army, accompanied by his
bride, a Philadelphia heiress, will pass
through Honolulu on the Manchuria
en- route to the Orient, where the form
er will leave for the seat of war.
1888
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott gave
a luncheon at the Moana Hotel on
Sunday, covers being laid for four
teen. A view was afterwards taken |
of Mr. Scott's paintings
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Miss Alice Hedemann gave a dinner
on Tuesday evening, presided over by
her parents, in commemoration of her
birthday. The young hos
tess was the recipient of many pretty
gifts. Among those at the
dinner were Miss Dagmar Sorenson, I
Misses Claire and Edith Williams, Miss
Fannie Hart, Messrs. r. Cation, An
drew Cation, Erling and Howard |
On Friday evening a de- |
lightful party was given at the Hede-
mann home, when a number of the |
hostesss young friends passed an en-
joyable evening. Present We're Misses
Maud de Bretteville, Harriet Hatch,
Dodie Ballentyne. Florence Gurrey,
Dorothy Wood, Marion Austin, Jessie |
Kendrick, Julia, Violet and Laura |
Atherton, Dorothy True, Cordelia Gil
man, Helen North, Alice and Ethel
Spaulding, Dorothy Hutchins, Gather |
inc Smith. Maud Jones. Masters Gill !
christ Hatch, Lewis Schweitzer, Ash
ford Austin, Stanley Kendrick, Rich |
ard Cation, Kenneth Winter, Pau !
Harry White, Richard White, |
Cooper and Erling Hedemann.
1888
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Lily Spreckels, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spreckels of |
San Francisco to Mr.. Harry Holbrook, |
is agreeable news to the host of adj
mirers which Miss Spreckels has in
Honolulu. The engagement has been
for a long time, but was on
ly recently given out. Miss Spreckels
is an attractive young woman and
while in Honolulu was a center of in
terest in social gatherings.
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The Earl of Pakenham is expected
to pass through Honolulu next week
IN route from San Francisco to Aus l.
tralia. The Earl recently arrived at
San Francisco on the Manchuria, the
vessel having come straight across
the Pacific from Yokohama without
touching here. He is a descendant of
he Pakenham of New Orleans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer give a
]inner Tuesday evening for party of
welve.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy returned on /
he Alameda Frida from Europe :
where she has spent the past year. s
She was accompanied by Miss Swan {
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Cards have been received announcing Y
he marriage of DR.. John William
Amesse, u. S. Public Health and
darine Hospital Service, and Miss t
Gary Moneta Halves, at Greeley, Colo Y
ado, on Wednesday, January IL, 1905. /
after February Is the couple will be
t home at The Washington" Seattle,
Washington. DR.. Amesse was at one 7
ime stationed at Honolulu. IS
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