The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10


men did very well throughout The
caste comprised Ethel Bishop, Justine
McClanahan. Florence Winter, Ethel
Spalding, Edmond Melanphy, Moses
Heen, Philip Hall, Philip Enrich, STAN
ley Ashford, John Desha, Ho Tong,
Chas. Davis and Kenneth Winter.
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The ST. Louis Alumni Association
gave very enjoyable dance last even
ing at Progress Hall. The floor was
thronged with dancers and the affair
was one of the most successful this
season. The dance was in charge of
Carlos Long, chairman; John c. Lane
floor manager; Henry O'Sullivan
James A. Thompson, John A. LIE eros.
1t was given as benefit for the Asso-
citation.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Layard
entertained at dinner at the British
Consulate for Captain and Mrs. Basil
Combe, Judge and Mrs. Stanley. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Deering, Mr. and Mrs
Halves. Bridge occupied the attention
of the guests after dinner.
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In honor of her birthday Miss Rhoda
Ballentyne gave a pink luncheon on
Thursday for eight of her young
friends
The marriage of Miss Mabel Bruins
to Mr.. Benz. F. Lee will take place on
Monday evening, June 18th. at the res
idence of the brides parents, Magazine
street. The wedding is to be a quiet
one. as only relatives and a few friends
of the contracting parties are to be
present.
Hawaii Chapter No. /, Order of Ka-
mehameha, will do honor to the orders
namesake tomorrow = Kamehameha
Day-by decorating the statue of the
Conqueror before the judiciary Build
ing, at a. m. and in the afternoon
will attend luau at the home of Mrs.
Kahuila Wilcox at Diamond Head. At
IL o'clock today the members of the
order will attend a special service at
Kawaiahao church at which Rev.
Stephen l. Desha will make an adj
dress. These exercises will mark the
third anniversary of the order.
so. ~
Mrs. John C. Coburn and children ar
rived by the Sonoma for visit to her
mother, Mrs. John Gribble. Mrs.
Coburn is the wife of Judge Coburn
of Emeryville. She will remain here
until after the marriage of her sister,
Miss Aimee Gribble to Mr.. James
Bicknell, the County auditor.
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First Lieut.. Slattery, Engineer Corps,
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on the transport Sheridan today or to-
morrow to take examinations for pro-
motion to the rank of captain. He will
also have a conference with Col. Heuer
relative to the location of coast de-
Tense guns for Pearl Harbor. He will
return here about the latter part of
this month.
The hotel men were entertained at
Haleiwa Hotel on Friday evening by
Manager St Clair Bidgood. Managers
Gray. Hertsche and Boyd representing
the Honolulu hotels, Secretary Wood
of the Promotion Committee and Mr.. |
Bonine, the moving picture man, were
the guests. 1t was a notable occasion
in the hoteI-men's "get-together.''
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Mrs. f. D. Tenney gave a charming |
luncheon on Thursday in honor of the |
anniversary of Mrs. Faxon
Bishop.
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley has gone to Kau- |
al to remain a few weeks. She accom- |
panied her husband to the Garden Isle /!
on the steamer Hall last Tuesday.
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Mr.. W. G.. Irwin will leave for San |
Francisco on the Alameda, continuing |
on to Paris after a short stay there.
Baron Oppenheim of Paris recently en-
Mrs. Irwin and daughter.
Helene, at a costly dinner.
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There was a high noon wedding at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrie
3. Nevin, Wahiawa, Saturday, June 9,
1906. Mrs. Nevin's sister, Miss Mary z.
Clark, was united in marriage to Mr..
Earl Knapp Ellsworth of Pupuhea,
Rev w. D. Westerveit officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Byron o. Clark. the parents
IF the bride, with the other members
IF their family. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Stocks, and other in
-iildIe DuSliltSS anu OEISpiidl 1TltIQS
witnessed the ceremony and enjoyed |
he refreshments which followed. Miss
-raner. teacher of the Wahiawa gov
eminent school played the wedding
march. There are no cards.
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Mrs. Samuel Parker. Mrs. Percy
Benson and Miss Forman are among
he ladies who accompanied the Ko-
2ala Ditch party to Hawaii last even
ng on the Kinau.
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The Diamond Head Athletic Club
celebrated its first anniversary on
: ursday evening AT the Young Hotel,
where a ball was given. The affair |
vas largely attended by the friends of
he club and until midnight the dance
vas continued The Diamond Head
Tub with its membership increasing
'apidly finds that its social success is
Is great as its athletic honors and