The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

Mr.. and MrS. "A. II. fdiF enter ld44IC'
at luncheon on Wednesday at the Ha
waiian Hotel in honor of Lady Law
son and Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Brown
Before luncheon Lady Lawson was
driven to the Punchbowl and the resi-
dence sections of the city.
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Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Lyle OF
Portland, Ore, entertained on Tuesday
at dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel IN
honor of Mr.. II. c. Taft of Oakland,
Mr. and Mrs Durham and Commodore
Picker. being a return compliment for
a delightful yachting trip in the Spray
to Pearl Harbor last week. Mrs. r.
win and Miss Lyle completed the
party.
Mr.. L. E Pinkham gave a dinner
party on Wednesday evening at the
Young for DR.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Boyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs c. J. Hutchins enter
tanned at dinner on Tuesday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs F. A McCandless of
Tacoma.
At her Wilder avenue home Mrs. L.
Tenney Peck gave red geranium
luncheon on Thursday for visiting
in honor of Mrs A. w. Locke.
Those present besides the guest Of
honor were Mrs. s. T. Alexander, Mrs.
Margaret H. Marx, Mrs. Joseph A.
Richards, Mrs. Caraher, Mrs. Robt. c.
Ray, Mrs. John A. Slattery, Mrs. Nc
Neill. Mrs. Geo. F. Kimball, Mrs.
Louisa Finson, Mrs. Abbie F. Boyd
and Mrs. w. D. McGilvray.
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Miss Carrie c. Holbrook, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Holbrook OF
Evanston, and Maurice S. Miller, 2St
Lincoln Park boulevard, Chicago, were
married Wednesday night at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents, 1925
Human avenue, Evanston. DR.. Jean
F. Loeb of the First Congregational
church of Evanston performed the
Miss Helen Holbrook served
her sister as maid of honor, and the
were Miss Edna Holbrook,
another sister, and Miss Adah S.
Miller, sister of the groom. Freder-
lex Poole of Holland, Mich, was best
man, and Arthur Stade and Harry
Holden were the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will take an extended trip
through the western states and will
then go on to tie Hawaiian Islands and
Japan. They will be at home at o3S
Lincoln Park boulevard after June l.
Chicago Record-Herald.
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The first annual meeting of the Col
ege Club was held on Tuesday after
nooon at Swastika Bungalow, the
charming new home of Mrs. Selma
on Anapuni street.
Mrs. Kinney was assisted in receiv-
ng by Mrs. Walter Frear, Mrs. Rich
ard Ivers and Mrs. Grace Crockett. A
pleasant variation from the established
order of business before pleasure
vas the immediate gathering in the
lining room to enjoy the material evil
tence of Mrs. Kinney's hospitality The
ca table was gracefully decorated with
railing bignonias. with Mrs B. F. Dill
lngham presiding over the teacups and
Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle pouring the
.offee.
At the business meeting the presi-
lent, Mrs. Walter Frear, reviewed the
history of the club and outlined its
possibilities. After reports
we're read and plans discussed for
work and entertainment for the ensu-
ng year. the following officers were
iected: President, Mrs Walter Frear;
Mrs. Francis Day; sec
etary-treasurer, Mrs. William Whit
ley; members of the board of COVER
ors, Mrs. Samuel French and Miss
ruth Huntington,
when due attention had been given
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