The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-07

York, makes public a romance of the
Taft tour of the Orient, which was so
soon followed by the announcement of
Miss Alice Roosevelt'S engagement to
Representa- tive Longworth. Miss Crit
ten was a guest of Secretary Taft in
the Oriental party, and she and Mr.
Sherley met first on board the Man
churia. She is described as a hand
some and vivacious girl, and through
out the tour of the East Mr. Sherley
was her constant courtier. Mr.. Sher-
ley is of a wealthy and prominent
Kentucky family, is a club man and
has made a reputation as a speaker in
the House of Representatives, al
though this is but his second term. The
wedding date is not announced, but
it will be some time in April. The
Sherleys will live in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Olmsted and Miss Ohm
sted, prominent Newport, r. T., people,
are spending the winter at the Moana.
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Society is looking forward to a must
cal treat, on the evening of January
16, at the house of Mrs F. J. Lowrey,
who has kindly loaned her house to the
Ladies' Society of Central Union
chuich Aor that PuI po9e'
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Archdeacon Jeffries gave a dinner
party at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
on last Thursday evening to a number
of his friends. The private dining
room of the hotel was beautifully dec
GRATED with green's and flowers, and
colored lights, shining out of
the midst of artificial flowers, hung in
+I1A cid Nf J1n tn
the center of the table. Among those1
present were the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Kincaid, DR.. Brigham and Mr.. Leopold
Blackman of the Bishop Museum, the
Rev. Frank Fitz of the Episcopal Ca
thedral Hawaiian Congregation. the
Rev. John osborne of st. Clements and
Mrs osborne. the Rev. Mr.. Thwing,
Mr.. r. H. Trent and DR.. Armitage.
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Miss Marguerite Fisher. daughter of
Col. Will E. Fisher. was married to
Mr. NJ. H. Webb on Thursday, Janu-
airy 4. Rev. John osborne of ST. Glenn |
ent's Church officiating. The couple |
spent their honeymoon at Haleiwa.
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Mrs. J. r. Slattery gave a delightful
bridge party on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. William E Taylor and Miss Cart |
wright won the prizes. At the pedro !
able Mrs. McGrew won the prize. Pink
carnations were used to decorate the |
rooms. Among those present were
Mrs H w. Lyon, Mrs. Slattery. Mrs.
J. s. McGrew, Mrs. Alexander Young.
Mrs Van Vliet Mrs. Wilder Mrs.
Ierrit Wilder. Mrs. Won Hamm. Mrs.
Tushman. Mrs William f. Taylor.
Mrs. Harllee Mrs. Hannah. Mrs. Hum
,hris. Mrs. Halves, Mrs. G. B. High,
Mrs A. Scott, Mrs. McGilvray, Mrs.
Robert Graham, Mrs. Howard, Mrs.
Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Ros-
;iter and the Misses Bertha Young,
IcGilvray, Higford and Cartwright.
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Lady Lawson. a celebrated English
writer, is making the Moana her home
or several months.
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Captain and Mrs. Graham of the ship
Crskine NJ. Phelps. who are domiciled
I the Young Hotel, expect to sail for
Delaware Breakwater. via the Horn,
bout February 1.
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Mr. and Mrs. Klamp entertained at
inner on New Years evening for Mr..
nd Mrs. c. G. BalIentyne. Mr.. and
Irs. Tenney Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Iedemann. Mrs. William Wilder Mr..
nd Mrs. c. T. Wilder. Mrs. Clarke,
Iiss Hedemann. the Misses Ballentyne.
IF. Harry Wilder, Mr.. A. Wilder and
Ir Hedemann.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen. who
cere married a few months since at
Norway. accompanied by
If. and Mrs. a. F. Knudsen and Mrs.
:. Knudsen, returned to the islands