The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-04

formerly Miss George Lacy, who ar
rived recently from their home in Ho-
uoIuIu. are at present the guests OF
Mrs Spalding's mother in Santa Bar
bara and are being gladly welcomed
bv Mrs Spalding's many friends there,
this being the first glimpse vouchsafed
of her since her marriage last year and
subsequent departure for her new home
in the Hawaiian Islands.-Call.
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DIR NJ E. Grossman, whose marriage
to Mrs. j. a. Webb of Chicago is to
take place soon, will be the guest of
honor at a farewell bachelor dinner
next Friday evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel. The guests will include his old
time friends, the "Old Guard" which
for years sat at one table in the dining
hall of the Hawaiian. The dinner will
be an elaborate affair.
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Halloween dinners and entertain
ments were the vogue on Wednesday
evening. The decorations comprised
witches heads, owls, black cats and
anv manner of weird features. At the
Y. w. c. A. home on Vineyard street
the boarders and friends We're splen-
didly entertained; Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Holt gave a dinner for their guest,
Miss Trevelyan. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Gilman entertained for their daughter,
Marjorie; Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Smith
gave a dinner at their Anapuni street
home. followed by games.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Burrell of the
Kahauiki military post gave pretty
dinner at their home on the reserVa-
ton on Friday evening, the guests be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Sweet, Mrs.
w. w. harris, Mrs. Hough, Messrs.
H. H Simpson, s. A. Walker, E. T.
Herrick and c. F. Waterman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gait gave a dinner
party at Haieiwa Thursday evening
for number of guests who went from
town in autos
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper entertained at
dinner Sunday evening for Judge and
Mrs. Lindsay, other guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berg, Miss Gillett
and Mr.. Prosser
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The Moana Hotel was the scene OF
a brilliant assemblage on Friday even
ing, when army and navy people and
townfolk responded to the invitation
to a military hop. Music was furnished
not only by the Moana Quintet, but
also by the Sixth u S. Infantry band,
loaned Cor the occasion by Major Sted.
man. 1t was a jolly affair throughout.
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The Moana Hotel is planning for its
annual New Years Eve dance. These
dances have become about the most /
popular functions for the close of the
year and are always attended by
scores of townfok.
1883
Mr.. George r. HenshaII was given a |
farewell dinner at the Seaside Hotel |
Wednesday evening by a number Of his |
friends. Mr.. Henshall sewers his con- |
nection with local newspaperdorn, and !
on Tuesday leaves for Hilo to assume
the editorship Of the Herald. The din |
ner was served on the lanai at a table |
garnished with flowers and
ferns. Mr.. Breckons was POSTMASTER.
Other guests were Messrs. Rhodes. |
Kingsbury, Prosser, Douthitt, Kidd, |
Hendry, Irwin, Hogs. Doyle, Cox,
CONFESS. Kruger, Lyons, Hatch, Shio~ !
Zawa.
Cards have been received from San
Francisco announcing the marriage
there on Thursday, October IS, of Cath |
crime Elizabeth daughter of Mrs. !
Thomas Y Smith, to Mr.. William
Charles McGonagle of Honolulu. The |
couple will arrive in Honolulu in the |
near future. and will be at home after |!
january 3.