The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-16

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a dinner for her on Thursday evening.
The table was garnished with lilies
and maiden hair ferns.
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The social prospect over the pres
enca of an entire battalion OF infan
try at Camp Mckinley is considerable.
for not less than thirteen officers will
be then attached to the post. Major
Van VIiet and Mrs. Van Vliet are now
the military and social chiefs, respec-
lively, at the Camp.
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I Young Bruce Cartwright, who gradu-
pated from Yale this year, will return
to Honolulu in October.
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Owing TO the ill-health Of Mr.. Will
Lewis, he and Mrs. Lewis will leave for
the Coast on the Alameda.
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A luau was given last evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Holloway in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood.
Mrs. Klamp is receiving a visit from
her sisters, the Misses Girard. Col.
Girard, u. s. A, was a visitor for
few days while the transport was In
port last week from the Philippines,
en- route to the Coast.
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General Davis was the guest Of honor
at dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NICK. Harrison. Covers We're laid for
twelve.
Mr.. Cyril Lancaster. who recently ar
rived On the Aorangi, and is stopping
with the Swanzys for month or so,
was the guest of honor at a picnic
supper on Monday evening at the Car
ter place, Manoa Valley.
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The death of the late Consul Hoare,
recently reported from ourpemouth,
England, is said to have occurred from
the bursting of a blood vessel in the
brain.
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DR.. and Mrs. Mcconnell, who have
been stopping at the Moana Hotel,
for several weeks, will leave for their
st. Louis home on the Alameda.
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Mr.. F. M. Swanzy departed for the
Orient in the Manchuria.
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Mrs. Joshua K. Brown gave a lunch
con on Tuesday, in honor of Mrs.
William Haywood. The other guests
were, Mrs. c.. B. Cooper, Mrs. Archie
Young, Mrs. r. c. Brown, Mrs. J. K.
Brown, Jr.
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The Junior Auxiliary will hold a
rummage sale in the Bailey Building"
on Alapai street, mauka of the pump
ing station, July 81 and 90 from 10 a. m.
to p. m. Donations Of clothes and
old things will be welcome. The COM
mittee will be on hand Thursday, July
20.
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Mr.. B. F. Dillingham; took party of
fifteen people to Haleiwa in his private |
car last Thursday. The party was |
given in honor of Col. w. P. Hepburn |
of Iowa. A delightful luncheon was |
served on the lanai and among those |
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Chamber
and Mrs. L. A. Thurston, Mr.. F. H.
HUMPHREYS. Col. A. G.. Halves, Mrs.
Mrs. W. F Frear.
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Miss Ethel L. Post of Riverside, Cal,
arrived on the Manchuria on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. ST. Clair Bdgood
Of Haleiwa. She yill visit the islands
for about three months. Being a
of some note. will be quite
an addition to the local society.
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There will be a golf tournament at
'Haleiwa" for the famous Cup on
Sunday, July 80.
Mrs. Jules M Levy will be at home
he second Monday in the month at
.445, Kewalo street.
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Quite number, of ladies and gentle
men gathered at the Elk's hall on
Thursday evening last for the first re-
learsal of the "serenade." Judging :
rom first impressions. the opera will
'e oiie VI the eFeiilS OIL tHe coming
eason. j
1873
Miss Alice Luce and Mr.. VIII Soper q.
we're married on Friday evening at st. ,
Andrews Cathedral by Canon Alexan-
Ter Macintosh. The bride was given
way by M. E. w. Jordan. The maid :
# honor was Miss Queenie Jordan. The :
'ride wore a pretty wedding gown of }
oft white material The church in
erior was pleasingly decorated. The :
ride and groom We're afterwards =
riven to the home of Judge and Mrs. :
stanley, where a reception was held. ;
they are spending their honeymoon at :