The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-21

SOCIETY :


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Haleiwa has presented to its guests
curing the past week an opportunity
gor enjoyment which but few could
resist. In the first place. nothing bet
Ter could be expected Of the weather
and the now prevailing kona was mild
m its sweep over the district, so that
All present might enjoy the pleasures
zhat only HaIeiwa can afford.
Several automobile parties took ad-
vantage Of the weather and made the
gun to Haleiwa. Among these were MI.
and Mrs. c. w. Chaplin of New York,
who made the run in their own ma
chine Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin will make
q two weeks stay at the hotel before |
returning to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Long, with Mr.. H. :. |
Wood. made the trip in the "Laka"an-
Ha'' and a third party made up OF
Mr.. G. S. Holloway and Supervisor
John Lucas came over the Pail, pl-
1oted by Mr.. Bellina.
Among the other guests now at the
hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooke
and family Miss Charlotte NJ. Bald
yin and Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Gilman.
This party will remain for a TWO
weeks vacation.
In view of the coming golf tourna-
7nent on the 18th, the links are being
given extra attention and will be IN
excellent condition on the day Of the
meet. The tennis court, too, is now in
4ne shape and all inclined to these
car1 Them
selves
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A charming tea was given Tuesday d
afternoon by Mrs. Basil Comoe at her
residence on College street. "Celepri- \
.ies" was played after tea. Miss E. I
Cameron won the first prize, a pretty
Aonbon dish, and Miss O'Meara won the L
fooby prize.
Miss Mary Mott and Mr.. Louis Brown
Uere married ad the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 2
Mott, Lunalilo street, on Wednesday =
The bride was given away by y
her father, and the couple Were united -
N marriage by Rev. Canon Mackin-
.osh. A check for a handsome SUN
vas presented to the bride by the Gus "
orns officers. The Mott home was ~
decorated with flags and
lowers in honor Of the event.
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Miss Power left yesterday for the II,
coast in the Mongolia. She will go | m
o New York and may return home in II
aarch. h.
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On February the University Club r
nen will give a ball at the Royal Ha- r
Vaiian Hotel which is arousing the in n
crest of society. On that night the l.
ctel and University Club will be con- a.
ected by a covered way.
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Mrs. L. A Thurston gave a delight NJ
I'll luncheon on Tuesday in honor of E
FRS. McGilvray and daughter, Miss L
Iarion McGilvray, of Los Angeles. Be- m
ides the guests of honor there were at
resent Mrs. Captain Graham, Mrs. H
'tis, Mrs. John McCandless, Mrs. F.
Mrs. Bruner of Kona and CT
IRIS. Hobby. &c
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The beautiful premises Of Mr.. and OF
IRIS. George F. Davies On Green street al
'ere decorated on Thursday evening M
18th festoons of Oriental lanterns, the &c
ccasion being a reception and ball. A m
Idle the home. This was adorned with NJ
aims and enclosed with flags of vari-I III
US nations. The guests were received IN
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Davies at the entrance ia
} the pavilion. Dancing began at Il
clock, the Ellis club furnishing excel u
mt music. At the lower end of the
avilion refreshments were served at
mall tables, and at a quarter to II lei
clock the guests sat down to a de- nc
ghtful supper. The rain and wind en-
)mewhat disturbed the dancing and r.
1e guests retired to the residence. The
'avies leave for the Orient in Febru- IN
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Mr. Frederic Haskins, the Adver- or
ser's correspondent in the Orient, is VIZ
eported to have recently married his oi
rivate secretary. oe
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Mr.. Sheffield Grace has gone to Hilo tr'
visit with his brother, DR.. Grace. III
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