The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-15

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country place. near Santa Cruz The
Homecoming must certainly have beer
trying upon the young travellers, who
found every fireside gone whereat the
family had been wont to gather. There
| is a rumor abroad that Miss Ada is
| now more strongly inclined toward g
religious life than ever-the futility OF
worldly ambitions appealing unanswer-
eddy to the fair young zealot.-Exam-
| liner.
| Mrs. B. F. Lee will not be at home
| till the third Thursday in August.
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Thursday evening was gay at the
beach, for at the Moana Hotel a mill
tary hop was given in honor of the of
ficers and ladies aboardO the army
transport Sheridan. The reception par
lor was used for dancing, and everyone
present had an enjoyable evening. over
at the Seaside Hotel another pretty
little dance was in progress, this being
a more private affair, given by a num-
Der of young people. The refreshments
were dainty.
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Miss Genevieve Dowsett. the beauti-
full young fiancee of Prentiss Gray of
Oakland, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Knight in Mill Valley. Miss
Dowsett is tall and strikingly attrac-
tive and was considered one of the
prettiest girls in Honolulu, where her
family is socially prominent. Her sis
a nnp-l0OKlnR
woman, is daughter-in-law of George
knight, the well-known San Francisco
attorney. AS Prentiss Gray is favor
tie on both sides of the bay and a
member of well-known Oakland fam
ily--he is brother of Miss Mabel
Thayer Gray, one time president of
Ebell-his coming marriage with Miss
DoWsett will be a social event of more
than passing interest.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch and children may
not return to Honolulu until the end
of August.
Mr. Harold Castle has gone to Europe
to remain several months
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Mr.. Chester Malcolm and Mr. Hill
were guests of honor at a luncheon
given by Miss Ella Wight on Friday.
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Miss Elizabeth Quincy and Mr.. H. B.
Gehr were married on Thursday even
ing at the home of the brides mother,
Beretania street, and are now spending
their honeymoon at Wailele, Kalihi
Valley. The wedding was private.
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Prince Kuhio returned from Washing
ton on the Siberia.
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Mr. Hugo Herzer has taken the
Woods home on Thurston avenue for
his new studio.
Mrs Byron Baird departed on the
for Hilo to join her hus-
band, who is now Deputy Collector of
Customs for the port of Hilo. They |
will take, up their permanent residence
n the Rainy City.
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An engagement of Importance an
during the week was that of |
Hiss May Schweitzerl to Lieut.. Rowland |
". Case 10th Infantry, Camp McKin- |
ey. The announcement was made on |
Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis |
The wedding, it is under |
stood. will take place early in the fall |
Miss Schweitzer is a charming young |
ady who has been a favorfte in |
society circles. She is a de- !
'cendant of the famous Young family |
If Utah and is q niece of Major Dick
Young, who passed through here at the
commencement of the Spanish war as
commander of the Utah batteries.
lieut.. Case is a West Pointer.
The San Jose Mercury and Herald
contains the following description of
he wedding of Miss Grace Jeffreys to
dr. Harry Jeffrey. formerly of Homo
ulu: a very pretty Wedding took place
It high noon last Tuesday. when Miss
trace E. Jeffreys, daughter of Mrs
Kate P. Jeffreys. of Honolulu, became
he bride of Harry Jeffrey of Boston.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Donald NJ. Brookman in All Saints
'hurch. which had been daintiIy dec
rated in white and green under the D.;
erection of Mrs. Brookman
The bride Wore n gown of liberty
attn en- princeSse with corsage of ap- ;
lique. and carried white carnations
IRIS W B. Allen, sister of the bride g!
'as matron Of honor, and wore her
'edding gown. while the bridesmaid )
liss Cordelia Hayes wore pale blue :
ilk. The best man was H. H Jeffreys.
ousin OF the bride, of San Francisco. )
Immediately following the ceremony
the church Mrs. w. B. Aliens little :
Edith Winnifred, was chris =
ehed, giving the service q double sig \
lncahce and making of the day a y
riple celebra ton aS II ,-a. d., }:
fth anniversary of Mrs. Aliens we'd \
ing
The wedding I,,pcrao,, 80 }:
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