The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11

| graphically of the later conversion anC
| civilization of the natives by the New
| England missionaries. He then brought
! the question down to the present day
! speaking of the political and CONNER
| cial character of the Islands and of the
people, and of the present day problems
now in process of solution. He ended
the lecture with a vivid account of the
recent editorial trip.-SOcial note in
Santa Monica Outlook.
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The sum of $500 was realized at the
st. Clements fair on Friday afternoon
and evening. The concert in the even
ing given in the parish hall was an ar
tistic success and the selection of those
appearing on the program is most cred
liable to Mrs. Layard. Mrs. Humphris
and Mrs Halves. Mrs. Ross gave a
violin solo with piano accompaniment
by Mrs. Frank Atherton. Mrs. Ranney
Scott sang a pretty French song, with
piano accompaniment by Mr.. Harry
Macfarlane. Miss O'Meara gave gui-
tar solo, Mrs. Humphris a recitation
in her charming manner, and Jamie
Wilder just entertained.
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was handsome Miss George Lacey, will
give her a hearty welcome when she
returns here in January FOR visit with
Mrs. Charles Woods Miss Kate GGnn)
and others of her acquaintance. Mrs.
Spalding has made her nome in Homo
lulu, where her husbands interests are.
since her marriage, but found the eli
mate a trifling enervating, so the trip
f0 California decided Nv
and Mrs. SpaIding came up last month
and Mr. SpaIding took his wife to
Southern California, where she now is
visiting relatives in Santa Barbara. He
has gone back to the islands, but Mrs
January for a stay here before return
ing to Hawaii.-ChronicIe.
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Miss Violet Makee has gone to Maui
for visit with Mrs. Raymond Miss
Tillie Neumann accompanied her
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Dr. and Mrs. Humphris gave a din
ner party at the Moana Sunday even,
returned from Virginia to spend an
other winter here
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birthday of Mr.. Gerrit Wilder was
given at the Wilder home on Hastings
street on Monday. A gayly-decorated
on the lawn sheltered Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder, from within which she
dispensed refreshments Governor Car
ters little sson and Mr.. and Mrs, A.
F. Judd's little daughter assisted Mr.,
Wilder in planting his birthday tree.
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Governor and Mrs. Carter entertain-
ed at dinner Monday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Dutton of San Fran
cisco.
Lieutenant Emory Winship, u s. N, |
Mrs. Winshis and Miss Patricia Co.'S |
grave left last week for the East and |
will go almost directly to New York |
where Lieutenant Winship will consult |
a specialist about the wounds he re-
ceived in the Philippines and from |
which he still suffers greatly. He has
been granted three months leave, but |
will be ordered shortly to appear before
a retiring board. The dura ton of their
absence is indefinite and may be pro-
onged should Lieutenant Winship's
condition prove serious.-Chronicle.
Lieutenant Winship passed through
Honolulu just after recovering from his
wound in the Philippines in 1899, and
vas the lion of the hour in social cir
lies. He received no less than four
bullet wounds.
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On Friday evening DIR. NJ E Gross
nan was the guest of honor at a +
lombre dinner given by some of his
idtime friends. It was an ante
uptial dinner, for the doctor is soon
o leave for Chicago to wed Mrs. J. A,
Webb. The dinner was given at the
hawaiian Hotel, where for some years I
)r. Grossman and several of the
uests had lived. It was one of the
olliest dinners of the kind and ,
ealths were drunk deep and. fire.
usntly. The place cards were hu- I
1orous and quite unique as souvenirs.
hose giving the dinner were Harry
Paul Muhlendorf, Col. J. w. s
ones, L. F. Lansing, L. E. Pinkham. Y
:. c. Smith. w. F. Lehigh, NJ. Phil
ps, Col. Sam Parker and F. M.
evils a
Captain and Mrs Brecemin of the
BufOrd, who departed for the 4
cast in that vessel, entertained at 6
inner at the Moana Sunday for Cap, F
in and Mrs. Slattery
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On Wednesday Mrs. Carriers At a
ONE was largely attended. Assisting T
le hostess We're Mrs. Faxon Bishop, b
RS. F. w. Macfarlane Mrs. B. L. c