The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-16

luncheon in Washington, D. c., Nov
q. for Miss Juliette Williams, one OF
the autUmn's debutantes.-Arm and
Navy Journal.
Capt. John r. S2attery. c. F., l. s
4. upon his relief from engineer duties
and from lighthouse duty in the 18th
Lighthouse District by Capt. Curtis W
OtweI. c. E, viii proceed To Fort
LeavenWorth. Kan, for duty with tbs
Sd Battalion of Engineers.-Army and
Navay Journal.
capt. OtweH arrived on the Thomas
The Siatterys leave Honolulu on Jan
uary 8.
/. Mrs. Robson and Miss Helene Rob
son, who have been living in Berke. ey
since the fire, are coming to town for
the winter.-ChronicIe.
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Admiral Lyon. commandant of the
navy yard at Mare Island. and Mrs
Lyon are planning to spend the holi-
days in Santa Barbara, and will leave
shortly for the Observation-Disclosures
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Mrs Mamie Phillips returned from
the coast on the siberia.
Mrs. Crehore and Miss Carter, sis
ters of Governor Carter arrived on
the Siberia from the East to spend the
winter here.
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Mr.. Alexander G. Hawes, Jr. de-
parted for Japan and Formosa yester-
day with Mr.. c. Hedemann. The lat
ter went on a business trip and Mr..
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Mrs. A. J. Lyol and Miss Katydid
Jones went to Haleiwa yesterday to
spend week.
Mr.. Henry 3. Miller, American Con-
sui General of Japan, who was a
the guest of honor at luncheon Civ
en- Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney
Peck.
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Miss Frances Gregg, who arrived
recently from Los Angeles, is a talent
ed musician. She is a graduate of the
Chicago Musical College in piano,
harmony, history and science of music
and is an able piano. guitar and man
dolin instructor. In Chicago she
studied the guitar under Kugler, a
well known composer, well as under
TCmasso for the mandolin Miss Gregg
has been an instructor in Los Angeles
for the past six years and came to
Honolulu for her health. She is a
guest at the Young Hotel.
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Mrs. George Macfarlane gave fancy
dress ball at the Seaside on F'rida Y
evening in honor of the twelfth birth
day anniversary of her daughter Olive.
The throng of young people in their
fancy costumes We're a picturesque
sight. Among the invited guests were
the Misses Gartley (2), Van Vliet (2),
Eleanor Castle, Abbie Bromley, Hen
rietta Schwartz, Sybil Robertson, Bal
lentyne (2), Lucille Tuck, Dorothy
Hoogs, Low 90, Harrington (2), Wich-
man McStocker, Grace Johnson, Maria
Burke, Fairchild (3), Traphagen (2),
Rose Lishman, Christobel Layard, Cen
ter 90, Rosie Herbert, E. Dowsett, Car
men Vida, Beatrice Campbell, Brooke,
Russell. Gay. Gladys Graham, Won
Holt %, Bertha Lanz, Messrs. Rey-
mold McGrew, Ballentyne, Lewis, Her
bert E kin. Marston Campbell, Fair
child, Gordon Wakefield, Gait, A
Weber, Masoon. H Spalding, Tenney
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a military hop was given at the
Seaside Thursday evening in honor of
the army people on the Thomas and
Sherman. Mrs. James Wilder was
hostess at a large dinner party pre-
vious to the dancing.
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Mr.. and Mrs B. w ColIy of the
Midway Gable Station returned from
the Orient during the week and will
remain in Honolulu until an oppor-
tunity comes to leave for the little
cable island
Miss Julia Shepherd Of Chicago and
DR.. NJ. Edmund Grossman of Honolulu
l. They will be at home at the Moana
in February.
The fact that Lieutenant Emory
Winship is shortly to retire from active
service in the Navy will not, be a great
surprise to his friends and society in
general, for those who know intimate
ly Lieutenant Winship and his attrac-
tive wife, the former Miss Katherine
Dillon, are aware of the fact that the
Winships long ago decided to make
their permanent home in California
and that the young officer intended to
resign when his term of duty at the
Union Iron Works should expire Lieu
tenant Winship has been in poor health
for some time and is now before re-
tiring board at Mare Island. This fact
has caused the postponement of the
trip East which Lieutenant and Mrs.