The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-07

OF HOnOkdd.
F, A luau was given at the residence
| of Governor and Mrs. George r. Carter
| on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Goodrich
| and Miss Goodrich. Following the
| luncheon the guests played bridge.
J .&.H.S
Miss Edna Gum is visiting Miss
| Harriet Hatch at Washington, D. c.,
| for the winter.
The concert and dance at the Young
Hotel on Monday evening was very
enjoyable affair. The concert numbers
were rendered by Mr.. Carlos, the
pianist; Mr. Dougherty, the tenor; Mr..
Hugo Herzer, the baritone; Ernest
Kaai, the mandolin soloist and
| Messrs. Bruce Hartman and Coleman
Schwartz, monologists. The concert
was given in the lounging room. Dane
ing took place afterwards in the makai
ballroom. s@a
Mr. and Mrs R. Marpole of Van
couver have been entertained much
during the week. On Thursday they
were taken to Haleiwa by special train
as the guests of Superintendent George
Denison. Other guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Alexander Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Smith. At Haleiwa
luncheon was served on the lanai, the
table being decorated with nastur-
tiums. During the week a surfing
party was given them by Mr.. and
Mrs. A M. Brown. The Marpoles
leave for the Coast on Tuesday.
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Among those who have earned the
gratitude of the Promotion Committee
and islanders generally for the good
reports they have spread broadcast
about things Hawaiian, we can name
Mr.. Justice Humphris, who had made
two lengthy visits here to his son, DR..
Humphris. and during those visits has
collected and stored up much valuable
information on all matters. This he is
imparting to large audiences at Ilkley,
in Yorkshire, to their great satisfac-
tion-if one can judge by the news
paper reports. Anglican Church
Chronicle.
1t was with very great pleasure that
We welcomed home again our friend |
and former pupil, Mr.. Harry Rycroft, |
who has spent the last few years at |
the Philippines. Anglican Church |
Chronicle.
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News was received by cable that on
December %. the Rev. Aeneas r. Mack |
intosh was married to Miss Nellie |
Douglas of Oldham, Lancashire, and
that Mrs. F. w. Glade. his sister, and |
Mrs. Dugald Campbell and Angus
Macintosh, of Macintosh, his cous
ms. were present at the marriage
Anglican Church Chronicle
.% 80
Many who have attended the enjoy
able dances given by Olive Branch Re-
bekah Lodge will be pleased to know
that this order purposes giving a Co
lonfal Dance on Wednesday evening.
February 81 at Odd Fellows Hall.
which is expected to prove in every
way as successful as the previous
ones, judging from arrangements I'M
der way Cards will also be a feature
of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wichman. DR..
and Mrs Kincaid and Miss Kincaid
We're dinner guests of DIR. Mcdonald on
New Years night at the Alexander
Young Hotel
The engagement of Miss Lucy Fern
to Mr.. G. Wright is announced.
tSaSs
Inc Washington Star announces the
engagement of a couple who visited
Honolulu with the Taft party, as fol-
lows:
The engagement of Miss Mignon
Crltten OF Staten Island to Represen-
tatlVe Swagar Sherley of Louisville, |
NY announced this morning by Mr..
and Mrs. De Frees Critten in New