The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-18

vid Anderson Mr. Charles Dole Mr..
Parke, Dr.. Judd, Mrs. Waldbridge, Miss
Parke. Mr. Wade, Mr.. Morris, Mr.
Yates, Captain Combe, DR.. Sheldon, Mr..
Rowell and Mr.. Ffnlayson, Mr.. Rich
ard Wright.
Mrs. William G. Irwin, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Helene Irwin,
and Miss Helen Hyde-Smith of Cali
fornia. arrived yesterday on the
steamship Sonoma and will occupy the
irwin mansion at Waikiki for the
summer.
A large party had an outing at the
Wahiawa vacation houses of the Y. NJ.
c. A. and Y. W. G. A. from Saturday
to Monday, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown.
Mrs Henry E. Highton recently paid
a brief visit to Washington, D. c.,
where she was entertained at the home
of ex-senator Thurston, who is in
Portland, Oregon, by the mother and
sisters of Mrs. Thurston. She also had
an agreeable visit to Secretary and
Mrs. Metcalf. She is now with Mrs.
Birney Fellowes of New York, at Lex
ington, Kentucky. Her trip to the
eastern states, mainly on important
business, has been made unusually
pleasant, but she is anxious to return
and hopes to reach Honolulu during
the month of July.
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I Queen Liliuoka1ani, accompanied by
her suite, returned yesterday from
| Washington on the Sonoma. She was
! driven at once to Washington Place,
which was filled with flowers in honor
of her homecoming. Numbers of her
old friends called during the day to pay
! their respects.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Herrick are oc-
! cupying a residence on Alexander
| street near Bingham.
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The Bar Associations annual ban
| quet takes place on Friday evening,
| June 80, at the Young Hotel.
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The Cafe Chantant at st. Clement
Parish House on Wednesday evening
was one of the delightful entertain
ments of the week. The program was
exceptionally good, the living pictures,
posed by prominent society women,
being especially attractive. The farce
sketch, Love in a Railway Carriage"
| as presented by DR.. and Mrs. F. How
| ard Humphris, was one of the best
features of the entertainment.
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Col. and Mrs. w. P. Hepburn of Iowa
were the dinner guests of Judge and
| Mrs. Hatch at Sans Souci on Friday
evening, the other guests being Judge
and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
H. Chamberlain, Hon w. G. Irwin and
Col. A G. Halves.
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A number of the young friends Of
Edmund and Carl Hedemann We're en-
tertained at moonlight bathing party
at the Moana Hotel on Friday even
ing, a supper being served afterwards
at the Hedemann home. Those present
were Misses Edith Ewart, Mary Cat
ton, Kennedy, Claire and Edith
| Williams, Fannie Hart, Connolly CD
Jean Center, Nadine Center, Mary
Schweitzer. Maud Kinney and Alice
| Hedemann, Arthur E. Wall, Dermont
| Kennedy. Ginaca, J. r. A. Cation, Da
vid Center Clarence Cunha, c. Evans
Mr. Rowe and Erling Hedemann.
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Mrs Helen Kelley and Miss Claire
departed on the Ventura for ar
eastern trip. Mrs. Nichols and sor
also departed for their California home
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The wedding of Miss Alice Campbell
and Mr.. Walter Macfarlane will take
place on Wednesday evening at thu
Roman Catholic Cathedral. The wed
ding ceremony is for those who pre-
sent cards at the entrance. This vii
be strictly adhered to. Afterwards {
reception will be given at the Camp
bell residence on Emma street. Mr.
Macfarlane was the guest of honor OF
Friday evening at a dinner given by
the male attendants for the wedding
and several other bachelor friends
Those present were Messrs. Will Dick
son, VII fCOln, FRANK armstrong, Geo
Fuller Prince David Kawananakoa
Paymaster Brown. L. s. N, Major
Potter, VIII Walker, Fred Alexander
Samuel Walker, c. A. Macintosh.
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The Paris correspondent of the New:
Letter has the following two items Of
interest to Honolulans, the first abou
Tarn McGrew and the second concern
ing Mrs. Cook, a relative of Mrs. Hen
ry Highton. They are as follows:
"Tarn McGrew of Honolulu has beer
very i'll with typhoid and a complica
ton of diseases. He left for home the
other day. He has been a guest Of
Mrs. Edwin Stoiber, at 80 Champs
Elysees. for two years. They certain
ly made things pleasant for him while
he was continuing his studies in his
own suite of four or five rooms. Pan.
hard autocar and every luxury were
provided for him. Who would not have