The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-03

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the Coast to look after her property
interests there.
Mrs. o. ]. Belts, who passed through
the earthquake unseathed, was in
Berkeley, at last accounts, about to
leave for Boise City, Idaho.
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Mrs Walter Hoffman, has kept
open house" since the German ship
Herzogin sophie Charlotte has been in
port. The captain, officers and cadets
have been entertained constantly with
lunches, dinner and coffee klatches.
They all know they are welcome any
time they come and they consequent
ly go to the Hoffmanns. Friday after
noon half of the cadets We're given
plunge in the Gait swimming pool and
delicious lunch afterWard at Mrs.
Hoffmann's Home. Mrs. Gait served
salad and Carter and Jack Gait aided
Mrs. Hoffman, materially in enter
tanning the young men. Miss Elsa
Schaefer and Miss Victoria Jordan
helped serve coffee. The cadets enjoy
ed themselves and left on a late car
giving three cheers for the hostess.
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DR.. Augur returns from Japan on the
Siberia early this month, having taken
a two months vacation in that coun-
try for rest and recreation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp entertained
first officer Herr Glund and one or two
others from the Herzogin Sophie Char
lotte on Saturday evening at dinner.
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Herr Captaine lander went on Tues
day to Kauai as the guest of Hans
Isenberg for week He returns this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Belser We're re- |
turning passengers on the Manchuria :
for Honolulu and glad to return. too, |
after their earthquake experience. !
The father Belser home in San Fran |
cisco is a mass of ruins.
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DR.. Days death has cast a gloom !
over the city and many functions for
the week end are delayed and postpon-
ed indefinitely. Much sympathy goes
to Mrs. Day and the mother DR.. Day
for years has lived in the Islands be-
loved by many. A physicians death |
means much to many family and |
such kindly hearted, whole souled gen.
natures as DR.. Days are
needed in the community.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Herbert and Mrs.
English are enjoying a fortnight at
Wailele
DR. Taylor is again seen about the t,
streets after many weeks of illness.
DIR. Stone from California is his guest. |
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DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman, have
postponed their chafng-dish supper for
the officers of the Herzogin Sophie |
Charlotte, which was to have been
given last evening, until later in the
month.
Mrs. Walbridge and her mother. Mrs.
Parke, left in the Manchuria Thurs
day for Japan where Mrs. Walbridge
hopes to recuperate from her recent
bereavement.
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Gable message has been received that
Mrs. MCNEIL. Mrs. Walter Hoffmann's
mother has arrived in Chicago after
1 very pleasant trip. Mrs Mcneil has
Just spent six very enjoyable months
lere and made many friends who en-
ertained her extensively Mrs. Hoff-
mann gave several small informal af-
'airs for her mother so that most of
Ter intimate friends met her.
Governor and Mrs. Carter are at
nome again after an absence in Califor-
Ia.
$3.50 ,
Miss Helen Smythe of Stockton. Cal,
5 a guest Of Mrs. Thomas Z. Wall
Major Wall has left for New York on
business trip.
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