The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-30

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Mrs. Charles Wight. Mrs. George Pot
ter. Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mrs. Archie
Young, Mrs. E F. Bishop, Mrs. Cush-
man, Miss Harvey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs
Richardson. Mrs. Herbert, Miss Jones
and many others.
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Mr.. and Mrs Colley of the Midway
and Miss Gyms will be passengers on
the cable steamer Restorer to Midway.
The vessel may leave tomorrow, pro-
ceeding thence TO Vancouver.
1919
Miss Madge McCandless gave
luncheon at the McCandless home at
Waikiki in honor of Mrs. j. R. Stat
terry. who, with Captain slattery, de-
parts for Fort Leavenworth on Janu-
airy 9. Among other guests present
were Mrs. George Cooke, Mrs. Won
Hamm, Mrs. Erdman, Misses Alice
Maefariane, Title Neumann, Bertha
Young, Lily Patty, Irmgard and Elsa
The George Fairchilds departed for
their Kauai home during the week.
tt ey will remain away a month.
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Miss Helen Wilder left on the Ala
media for California. She will again
reside on her ranch.
1913
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McNeilI, guests
Of DR.. and Mrs Walter Hoffman,, will
occupy cottage at the Seaside Hotel
TO better enjoy the opportunities for
surf bathing. On Christmas Eve the
Hoffmanns gave a farewell dinner to
the McNeills, covers being laid for
eight. A unique Christmas tree gave
opportunity for considerable merry
making before the feast.
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Mrs. Robson and Miss Helene Rob-
son, who have been living in Berkeley
since the fire, have taken tt James
Bishop fiat. on Cough street, for the
winter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop will oc-
cupy the home of Mrs. Bishop ST., on
Washington street, during her absence
abroad.-Call.
Mrs. Albert p Niblack left a week
or so ago for Santa Barbara, where
she will remain while the Chicago, to
which Commander Niblack is attached,
remains in Southern California. Mrs.
Niblack was a guest at the beautiful
ball given by Mrs. Disston at the Pot
ter Wednesday night last.-Chronicle.
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The Oahu College musicale will be
given in Chas. r. Bishop hall on Fri
day evening, January 4. at s o'clock.
The postponement which was neces-
sary has served only to give more time
to perfect the program. All the friends
OF Punahou and all who are interested
in music are cordially invited. No
admission will be charged.
Mr.. Hastings rich baritone voice will
be heard to advantage in his numbers.
Mrs. ingalls, and Miss Brown, who are
well known to Honolulu audiences, will
be favorabIy received. Mrs. D. How
ard Hitchcock will be the accompanist.
The program, which was made short
is of more than ordinary
excellence. It is as follows:
(a) Der Doppelgaenger. ........ Schubert
(b) Der Erikoenig Schubert
Mr.. Frederick Hastings.
First Movement from Sonata in G
Minor, OPP. .Gr1eg
Mrs. A. B. ingalls,.
Furibondo Spira II Vento. Handel
Mr.. Hastings.
Fantaisie-Polonaise, Op. LOG.
.................. Joachim Raff
Miss Gertrude K. Brown.
(a) Sword Song, from "Caractacus"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EIgar
(b) Irish Love Song. Margaret Lang
(c) The Rosy Morn. Ronald
Mr.. Hastings.
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The employees of Whitney e. Marsh
were the guests of the firm at the
Young Cafe on Monday night after
their hard days work. A cold supper
Of many courses served in the Cafes
style was much enjoyed. This was one
IF the ways chosen by the firm to show
heir appreciation of their employees
work.
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Miss Katydid Jones, who has been |
he guest of Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, has
to the Young hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Won Holt. with their |
amily, have gone to Mr.. Cecil Browns |
,lace at Laie to spend a week, return
ng to town on Saturday Jan. 5th
1888
The regular monthly meeting of the
suild and Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Cathedral Branch, is post