The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02

| -slIlOli ana Tx iNcAS ctIsOuff1BG 10 the
drawing-room, where they joined about
200 others and all MINGLED in the merry
dance until a late hour
| Those not caring TO dance amused
| themselves with cards on the lanai.
| AT the entrance to the hotel was a
magnificent star with all the emblems
| of the order and surrounded by a
wreath of flowers done in small. coloreti
| incandescent lights; the work of Theo-
dore Hoffman,.
| The guests departed at a late hour
expressing a hope that they might be
spared to enjoy a similar function in
the near future
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Mr. Percy Benson has taken up
quarters at the Seaside Hotel.
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Mrs. Morse, Miss Morse and Mr.. H.
G. Morse have taken a cottage per
manently at the Seaside.
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| One Of the social events OF the week
was the luau given by Leahi Chapter
No. 2, Order Eastern Star, at the home
| of Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Brown.
College Hills, on Friday evening, the
! event DetHS tlIc OI Tie
birthday of Robert Morris, founder of
the order. A large tent was erected on
the lawn and six long tables were
spread with all the good things that
go with a real Hawaiian luau. Speeches
and toasts were INDUCED in and after
the inner man had been satisfied those
enjoying cards spent the balance of the
evening at progressive pedro. All pro-
i,1a,,noaH nj he finest of
the kind they ever attended. Kaai's
quintet club furnished the music.
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! The baptism took place on Sunday,
july %, of Mary Virginia Caroline
Halse. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. J..
Halse of the F'rawley Company. The
sponsors were Mr.. T. Daniel Frawley
and Miss Mary Van Buren.-Seattle
Churchman.
Mr.. r. E Mist returned from a
months holiday on the Maheno from
Victoria, B. c., much refreshed. He
brought back tidings of the Honolulu
friends in Victoria-Mrs Janion, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Misses Will
liams, sisters of Mr.. j. n. S. Williams
of Puunene, Maui, and at the cathedral
where Canon Beemlands preached they
had the great pleasure of meeting Mrs.
Niblack.-Anglican Church Chronicle.
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Mrs Charles B. Cooper and her fam
lily and Mrs. T. Give Davies and her
family are still reveling in the GOODNESS
of the Tantalus Heights. while Mr..
and Mrs. Won Holt are enjoying their
camp life on the Waianae mountains.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Smith have re-
turned to the islands and will be well
coined in Honolulu. where they have
come to make their home. Mrs. Smith
was Miss Elvira Richardson of Hiio.
Hawaii
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Mrs. F. N. Swanzy and her daughter
arrived on the Manchuria and were the
first passengers to land at Waimanalo
after the vessel got on the rocks. Mr..
Swanzy remained away to attend to
some business, to return later
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Mr.. Gerard Barton recently wrote
from Santa Barbara rendering his
as organist of st. Andrews
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Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Morgan have
returned from Waiahole, where they
have spent many delightful weeks at
the "Olivia Proctor Rest House with
the boys of Iolani College, who remain
ed for their holidays with the school.
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Mrs. L. c. Blackman returned on the
Alameda from trip to England and
France, leaving her daughter, Miss
Beatrice Holdsworth, sat school in Lon
don, England.
The Hawaiian colony in Dresden, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Meier and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Glade, with their fami-
lies. and Mr.. Mist, have all been de-
lighted at having Miss Margaret Walk
err of Honolulu with them on a visit. |
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On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs ].
A. McCandless gave a musical and lit
erary entertainment at their Waikiki
home, in honor of their Washington
guest, Miss Thomas.
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Saturday evening week Miss Justine
gave a candy pull and
New England supper at the McClan-
ahan country-seat in Manoa
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Ernest n. Smith of Stanford. stu
dent from here, is secretary of the
Commission of the Univer-
sity. He is a member OF the Junior
Class and will go on with his studies
while attending to the duties of his
office. /
$3.50 I
The Brinckerhoffs viii occupy the
home of Mrs. Claire Williams, at Wal
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