The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
amily, the Cabinet women are directly

family, the Cabinet women are directly
concerned
| Mr.. ChaS. Murray and sisters enter
tanned a few of their friends on Sun
day last at the Robertson place in
Manoa Valley. Those invited were Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Durfee. Misses Lloyd.
Dougherty and Noble, and Messrs.
Drummond, J. Taylor and Wilder.
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Nicholas Lakusta, formerly of Messrs.
| H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, who left here
| a year and a-half ago for his health,
| to Colorado, is now at 1912 North Me-
vada avenue. in Colorado Springs
After long sea voyage around Cape
Horn, he stayed for about eight
months at the Glockner Sanatorium in
Colorado Springs, and was then sent to
, the Hot Springs at Wagon Wheel Gap
but had to be sent back to ColoraGo
Springs, where he can be better taken
care of.
| Miss Hattie Bell has been quite ill
during the past week
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| Little Frances Aloha Clark celebrated
her fourth birthday at Kaimuki on
Saturday, November Is. About sixteen
of her little friends spent the day play
! ing games and partaking of dainty re-
4; freshments.
| The engagement of Miss Dora Kobba
/ to Mr. Fred Hanson is announced. The
marriage Will take place early in Jam
uary.
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! Captain and Mrs. w B. Godfrey have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Ruth to Mr.. Harry Reckon of
Little Rock, Ark. Miss Ruth Godfrey
! is well-known here, being the second
daughter of Capt. W. B. Godfrey, for
ner president of the IL s. Navigation
Company. Mr.. Rickon now resides in
San Francisco, holding a very fine po-
sition as superintendent of construction
for the government in that city. The
wedding viii take place in the spring.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Watson, who de-
parted on the Mongolia made a trip
to the Volcano on the steamer Kinau
and states that the trip was one of
the most pleasant features of their
stay here. Independent of the volca-
no. they found the scenery on the is
ing Mahukona and around KohaIa
point, teeming with beauty-a contin-
uous panorama of sugar plantations
with intervening gulches and water
falls and vivid with color. They en-
joyed Hilo, and can not say too much
for the warm hospitality of Mine Host
| Lycurgus at the Volcano House.
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Mrs. H. D. Rice of New York CITY
and GoIdfeld, New, is a guest at the
Alexander Young Hotel. She arrived
on the Mongolia and will continue her
| trip to the Orient in the China. Mrs.
| Rice is a well known magazine writer
whose articles appeared over the name
of Frances Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgett of Goldfeld.
New, arrived on the Mongolia and
| will remain here a short time. The
couple are on their honeymoon.
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Col and Mrs. Thomas Fitch arrived
on the Mongolia and are stopping at
the Moana Hotel. They expect to re-
turn TO the Coast on Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ruth, brother and sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. J. c. Cohen, will
return to the Coast on Tuesday.
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Mr.. Barbour Lathrop will give a the
alter party to twelve at the Nance
| O'Neil matinee on Tuesday After the
! performance there viii be q luncheon
for his guests.
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| Mr.. Barbour Lathrop was the guest
of honor on Monday at a dinner party
given by DR.. and Mrs. Il. Y. Murray.
Niolets gave the table an artistic eff
feet. Among the guests We're Misses
Nellie Kitchen. Miss Kathleen Cart
wright and Captain YoSt, L. S a. On
| Tuesday the same gentleman was the
guest Of Mrs. Helen Noonan at dinner
| at the Tenney mansion, the guests be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Baird, Miss