The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-30

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| United States Navy. Mrs. Hagner, wife
! of Paymaster Hagner. was the matron
| of honor, and DR.. John Flint, United
States Navy the best man. At the
I breakfast at the Shoreham, the bride S
| mother Mrs. Stockton. was the hostess,
| illness having detained her hubsand in
California. After a tour of a fortnight,
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Eckhardt will go
| to Norfolk, Va, where the former is
| stationed on the receiving ship Frank
| lin.-Washington Cd. CO Exchange.
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| Mrs. c. r. Splivalo is seriously i'll
| with nervous Drostration at her home
at Belmont. Her daughter Mrs. Fran
| els Shoemaker, is in constant at
! tendance at her bedside.-Chronicle.
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| Mrs. Louis Brechemin, Jr., sailed for
| where she goes TO join her husband,
| Captain Louis Brechemin, Jr.. U. S. A.
who went out on the transport Buford
| from Seattle, to the rescue Of the
stranded steamers. Mrs. Brechem1n
expects to be absent about three weeks
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
left yesterday on the Siberia for Ho-
nolulu, where they will spend the next
two or three months as the guests of
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane.
They will not go around the world
from there by way of the Orient, as
they had originally planned, as Mr..
Dutton feels that he must return here
for business affairs before the end of
the. year.-Chronicle.
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Mrs w. L. Howard has gone to
Wahiawa for a few weeks.
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Miss Florence CroZier returned from
Auckland in the Sonoma. after de-
Hghtful visit of several weeks there
and in many other New Zealand
cities.
Judge and Mrs Arthur Wilder re-
turned from Australia in the steamship
Sonoma.
Mrs w F. Pfotenhauer returned
from Hawaii Tuesday in the Mauna
Loa.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson and children
returned from Hawaii in the Mauna
| Loa, and are again at their Manoa
| home
The Bottomleys are occupying their
new College Hills residence. 1t is one
| of the most attractive in the valley.
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| Cards are out for an At Home to be
given by the girls of the Kunalu Row.
| ing Club. October 6. 1906, from 8 to 5.
at the residence of Mrs. A. Hooking.
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| Mrs. C. F. Peterson and family de-
parted Tuesday for the Parker Ranch,
| Hawaii, where they will remain for
! join them later.
| Mrs. Grace Gorrill Gowing is to be
the hostess on Wednesday next at an
| elaborate luncheon given at her Hill
| side avenue home as a compliment to
| Mrs. John Waterhouse who is here
on visit TO her mother, Mrs. S. T.
Alexander. A dozen guests will be in
cluded in the affair, all old friends Of
the guest of honor.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. Julia Along. who received news
during the week that Mr.. Along died
at Hongkong on the 25th instant, will
continue to reside at her Nuuanu ave
nue. home instead of going to her MI
| uanu Valley house, which was recently
completed
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg and family
are expected home from Japan in No
vember
In honor of Mrs Albert Fayer-
weather Along. a large reception was
given on Wednesday afternoon from {
to at the Along mansion on Nuuanu
avenue The reception was given by
Mrs. Julia Along. The guests were
met by Miss Mary Along and conduct
ed to the drawing room. where Mrs j
Nj. Riggs presented them to Mrs. AL
bert Along and Mrs. Julia Along Sew
eral daughters. including Mrs. A s.
| Humphreys. Mrs. Alice Hutchinson
and Mrs. Helen Henshan. were present
and assisted in the entertainment OF
the guests. The mansion was beauti-
fully decorated with roses. carnations
and pampas plumes. Dainty refresh
ments were served at little tables in
the dining room, where a company Of
young girls assisted. A quintet club
stationed on the grand staircase land
1ngs played and sang throughout the
| afternooa. Mrs. Albert F. Along was
formerly Miss Bessie Whiting and was