The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-08

midnight A thoroughly enjoyable time
was had by all
Messrs Jos 3ph White and Charles
White. brothers of Mrs. James B. cas-
tie arrived on the Sierra TO visit here
for some time. Mrs. Castles nephew
and niece. Joseph and Madeline White,
arrived on the same vessel.
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Dr. and Mrs. Grace of Hilo are
spending their honeymoon at Haleiwa.
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DR. Vile of Danbury, Conn, was host
on Wednesday at very delightful
luncheon given al the Young Hotel.
Red carnations and maidenhair ferns
were used to decorate the circular ia
BILE. at which covers for twelve were
laid. Hawaiian coat-of-arms hat pins
were souvenirs and these Were thrust
through the menu and place cards at
each plate for the ladies. Among the
guests were Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Charles B.
Cooper. Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. James Will
Humphris, Mrs J. A. Gilman, Mrs.
Helen Noonan. Miss Winston Miss B.
Ruth Young. DIR. Vile departed for his
home yesterday on the Mongolia.
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Dr. Taylor continues quite ill at the
Young, and Count Canavarro is still
on the sick list Mr.. Bliss is i'll at the
Moana.
DR.. Walter Maxwell, formerly of Ho-
nolulu, arrived during the week from
Queensland. and will remain here sew
eral weeks renewing acquaintances.
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Mrs Henry Lyon was the guest of
honor on Friday at a luncheon given
by Mrs. Clarence Ashford. Mrs. Lay
ard. Mrs. Stackable, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. |
Parker Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. |
C. T. Wilder Miss Mcintyre and Miss
Young were the other guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening for Messrs.
Walter and Isaac Dillingham;, whose
natal anniversaries fell on that day. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Helen
Noonan. Miss Kimball and Mr. Robert
Atkinson contributed to a very jolly |
celebra ton.
Assistant Surgeon Rossiter. U. S. N, !
of the Naval Station has been ordered |
to Baltimore. He and Mrs. Rossiter
fr,t,
for their new station.
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Major Fuller, T. S. NJ. c., attached to
the Naval Station, is another officer
who may shortly be ordered East. The !
terms of service on land for many of
the officers of the station are coming !,
to an end. Captain Niblack has al
ready left, Lieut. Harllee has been on
waiting orders for several weeks and
DR.. Rossiter is the latest to receive
orders 70 change his station.
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Mrs Edgar Wood sailed on the S. S.
Moana for Canada. 1t is her intention
to visit with her family at Halifax for
two or three months, returning to Ho-
nolulu in August.
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Miss Genevieve Rix. after pleasant
visit of several weeks here and on
Maui, at the latter place the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, departed
yesterday on the Mongolia for her
home in Oakland.
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The baptism of Elizabeth 10y, the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
coin 10y McCandless, took place on
March % at St. Andrews cathedral.
Canon Macintosh officiating
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Mrs. Wood and her children returned
to Honolulu after an absence of sew
eral months among her relatives and
friends in Minnesota and elsewhere on
the mainland. They received a warm
welcome, and the doctor. congratula-
Church Chronicle.
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