The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-15

green, and al the tables were seated
| twenty-four in all. close friends and
| relatives. They were Mrs. K. P. JEFF
| freys. Mrs. Grove Lawrence of San
| Mateo, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Allen, Mr..
| and Mrs. W. B. Alien, Z. E. Allen,
| Lloyd ]. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lath-
wesen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Moody.
| Misses Hazel and Mildred Moody, of
| Berryessa; Mrs. j. H. Eggers of Ala
| media, Miss Kate Jeffreys of Pomona,
| H. NJ. Jeffreys of San Francisco. Miss
| Emma Loofbourow of Oakland, Miss
| Cordelia Hayes of Bridgeport and Rev.
and Mrs. BrOokman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey are spending a
short honeymoon at Del Monte. July
18th Mr.. Jeffrey will sail for Shanghai
his wife will follow later to make their
permanent residence there.
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Mrs. E. D. Tenney. Mrs Helen
Noonan and others departed for HiIo on
the steamer Enterprise and will spend
few weeks at the Volcano House.
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Miss Mamie Winston left for Virginia
on the Alameda. She may return in
the fall or winter.
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Queen Liliuokalani returned yester-
day from Lahaina.
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Mr. Gerrit Wilder has recovered from
mis- recent Illness
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Mr. Swanzy has been i'll in Chicago
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Slattery
was hostess at delightful bridge party
given at her apartments in the Young
Hotel.
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On Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Nj
uanu Valley, Mrs. Berg and Mr.. Gjer-
drum will be married.
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Mr.. Albert Along and bride, formerly |
Miss Elizabeth Whiting, niece of Ad-
miral Whiting, U. S. n (retireO, ar
rived on the Siberia from their honey-t
moon tour. They will occupy the Along
on Nuuanu street.
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The marriage of Miss Nellie White
to Dr. Brinckerhoff, whose engagement
was announced in the Advertiser last
is TO take place some time
next month. The engagement, while
of a surprise in social cir
ules, was not altogether unexpected by
close friends of the couple. Miss White
is a sister OF Mrs. James b. Castle,
with whom she has resided at the
Castles magnificent home at Waikiki
Beach. The brideto-be comes from
Springs, Mass, and is the
daughter of the late Nelson
White, who left considerable wealth
The wedding is planned to be a quiet
affair, with only relatives and intimate
riends present. DR.. Brinckerhoff is a
ecent acquisition to the professional
'anks of Honolulu, having been sent
lere a few months since by Surgeon
General Wyman of the u S. NJ. H. s.,
o take charge of the new Federal :
at Molokai. He is a de-
cendant OF a Dutch family well known
n New York and is a graduate of Har-
ard University. On Thursday evening
Ir. Ballou gave an engagement dinner ]
n honor of Miss White and DR..
An exceptionally perfect
of flowers, mostly white,
made the table charming in all it's APP
d in white. The guests were Mr.. and
hrs. James Wilder, Mrs. James Castle.
Hiss Drusilla Marx. Miss Margaret
,astle, Senior Canavaro, Mr.. David
anderson.
Mr.. George Bliss, son of Mr.. John
5liss, long resident at the Moana HO-
ell, is expected here next week for a
risit. Mrs. Bliss will not visit here
his year, owing to ill-health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder gave a :,
lance last evening in honor of the i,
birthday of Mr.. Malcolm, +
t their Waikiki residence.
Mr.. Charles HartWell, who recently S
from college for his summer 1
acation, entertained members of the
Iyrtle Boat Club al the Hartwell home
II Judd street on Wednesday. Dinner =
as served for eight.
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Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; has returned :,
ONE from the Coast
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Mr.. H. E. Cooper, called home from :.
ne East by the illness of Mrs. Coop n
r arrived on the Siberia. +
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