The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-08

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Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Misses
Nellie Kitchen and Lady Macfarlane,
Messrs. ]. S. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Wilder, Walter Dillingham;, Rob-
| ert Atkinson and Sheffield Grace.
The daughters of the American
Revolution will meet on Monday, Oct
10, at 8 o'clock, with the regent Mrs.
W. w. Hall, 1708 Nuuanu avenue.
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Miss Tracy's AT Home last Tues
| day morning at the Hawaiian Hotel
was big affair. Nearly three hun
dred ladies called and stayed even un-
| til sampling time. which is at the close
| of the lesson. Then the good things
prepared are served and all permitted
to taste and pass judgment. The lee
lures are well worth attending so say
those who know and have been there
not for the refreshments only, but
for the ideas, explanations and hints
which are given. Everyone noticed
how easily and quietly Miss Tracy
worked and how cool she Looked even
when most. busy. Her very appearance
demonstrated one of the advantages
"a revelation that the prosaic every day
work of cooking could be so interest
ing; but if one knows how and has
modern appliances then. of course, it
is easy At an interview Miss Tracy
said: Il never talked to more interest
ed or intelligent audiences than I have |
here in Honolulu. I am greatly pleas |
ed, because 1 had been told that ladies |
here take little Or no interest in do |
nestle science" Next Tuesday morn |
ing at ten o'clock Miss Tracy will give !
a request lesson. The subject will be |
Bread Making and Baking"
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Miss Nettie Baraclough is enjoying /
the cool breezes of Haleiwa for a few
weeks.
Miss Edna NJ. Brown, who is spend /
ing her vacation at Haleiwa, gave a
dinner to q party of friends Thursday
evening The table decorations We're
in yellow and green. Baskets filled |
with yellow blossoms hung from the |
electrolier and quantities mixed with !.
MALE were used artistically on the ta-
bic. A large birthday cake. brilliant
ly lighted with candles. occupied a
prominent place on the table.
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Mrs A. S. Humphreys and family |
are SO delighted with Haleiwa, that
they are remaining another week at
this popular resort.
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Mr. c. w. C. Deering will remain
another week at Haleiwa.
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His Royal Highness Prince Ferdi-
the Calabria. who are visiting Honolu-
lu, were taken down the line of the
Oahu Railway on Friday to the popular
Hotel Haleiwa, where an especially
prepared luncheon awaited them. The
table was profusely decora ted with
Italian flags, and small Italian flags
were at each place, as souvenirs. Act
ing italian Consul w LAM acted as
host in the absence of Consul F. "a.
Schaefer.
Douglas McBryde and William H
Smith. Jr.. left this afternoon for an
town run in the formers auto
Francisco Bulletin.
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Mrs Hagner and child accompany
P A Paymaster I. T. Hagner. U. S.
N. when that officer arrives here the
latter part Of this month as the sue
cessor to Paymaster Brown, who is
ordered to Cavite.
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Miss Frances McTigue was a pas
senger on the Manchuria and is at
present visiting Mrs. W. J. Dyer on
Wilder avenue. Miss McTigue will
continue on her voyage to the Orient
leaving here on the Korea on the 18th
instant.
Captain Evan H. Humphrey, if you
please! First Lieutenant Humphrey,
who was detailed some weeks ago as l
assistant to Major Mccarthy. the chief
uuartermaster of the department of
Luzon. received a cable message this
morning advising him that he had been
to the rank of captain. Cap
tain Humphrey is a son Of Brigadier
General Charles F.. Humphrey, the
general of the army and
entered the service as a cadet at West
Point in 1893. He saw service during
the Spanish war as a second lieuten- ,
int in the 7th Cavalry and is con-
sidered one of the ablest of the younger
officers in the service.-Manila Times, ,
August 49,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hutchins and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richards of Ho-
nolulu are stopping at Byron Hot
Springs. Mr.. Richards has been suf-
fering from rheumatism for a long {
line, but already feels greatly improv- !