The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
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plumosa Sixteen tables were used for
the seventy guests. Mrs. Sachs won
the first prize, a cut-glass vase. and
Mr. Rodiek the gentlemen's first prize
q brass calendar. Mrs. John r. Slat
terry secured the consolation trophy.
During the evening punch was served
and at the conclusion of the pedro
playing delicious collation.
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Judge and Mrs Stanley gave a rose
dinner on Tuesday evening, their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Lewton-
Brain Mrs Edward Damon, Miss
O'Meara, Miss Cameron, Messrs. Shelf
field, Grace, AnSereo~ and McKinnon.
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the Coast in April.
Mrs Charles r. Humphrey gave q
delightful bridge party on Monday at
her home in Matlock avenue in honor
of Miss Juanita Humphrey, sister Of
Captain Humphrey, u s. A. Mrs.
Slattery. Sr.. won the first prize, Miss
Angus capturing the consolation tro-
ply For those who could not play
bridge, pedro tables were provided,
aw arded to Mrs. Monsarrat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Swanzy gave
an enjoyable bridge party on Wednes-
day evening. Mrs Layard taking first
prize ana DR. Humphris the first prize
for the gentlemen.
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Mrs. Cushman, wife of Lieut.. Cush-
man, u. S. N, gave delightful bridge
party at her home on Alexander street
on Wednesday evening The interior
had been tastefully decorated with
flowers and presented a charming APP
Fearance. Guests drew leis on enter
ing and guests finding matching leis
were partners at the card tables. Mrs.
Henry Lyon won the first prize, a
handsome drawn-work teacloth. Mrs.
Klamp won the consolation prize, an
Indian basket.
A pedro party was given by Mrs.
Klamp at her residence in Thurston
avenue on Monday evening. prizes go
ing to Mrs. Hagens and Mr. Me-
IEerny. :,
Governor and Mrs. George r. Carter
departed for California on the Man
churia. A large number of friends saw
them off and the Hawaiian Band play
ed the Governor Carter march.
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Among those who departed recently
for the Orient were Mr.. and Mrs. I
George f. Davies. who. after touring |
the Orient, will continue on to En-
gland, where they viii remain for some
time. Mrs. McGivray and Miss Mar +
ion McGilvray, who had been guests
at the Young Hotel for many weeks, /
also left for the Orient, after having
been accorded much social attention
Miss McGilvray was a strikingly |
pretty girl.
DR.. and Mrs. Hobby departed on the ,
for San Francisco. where |
the former has been assigned to duty +
with the United States Quarantine
Service.
The Meade is something of a honey
moon transport, for there are several
couples newly married. Among them
will be Miss Dorothy Bruce Dustin of
San Francisco and Lieut. Willis
Grandy Peace, Artillery Corps who
were married on January "A at San
Francisco. Their wedding was a large
and fashionable one and was thorough
" military. Miss Hariette Martin and
Lieut.. Moseley, md L. s. Infantry. Were.
married in Denver recently. Theirs
vas also a fashionable wedding and
as we'll for at the sound Of
a bUgle the couple came before the
minister and were we'd Lieut. MoseIey-
accompanies his regiment to the Phil
lppines.
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Miss Schweitzer gave card party
on Friday evening.
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A dispatch from Amsterdam. y. Y.
OF February :. tells of the nlarrfae.
of William B. Godfrey. Jr, formerly of
this city, son OF Captain Godfrey. i