The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02

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low employees presented him with an
Elks tooth set with diamonds. Inc
presentation was made by Mr.. John
Hughes, and another speech was made
by Mr.. F. c. Smith, the General Pas
senger Agent. Refreshments made the
occasion a delightful one. Mr.. Mus
grave leaves for the mainland shortly,
much TO the regret of his fellow en-
ployes and the many lodges he is con-
nected with.
Mr.. Philip G. Cox arrived in the Ven
tura from his honeymoon vacation
spent among relatives In California.
He is assigned to further duty at the
Midway cable station and will leave
for there in the Restorer on the 9Th.
Mrs. Cox (nee Logan remains in
California for a time.
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Mrs Catherine Torbert returned in
the Ventura from visit to members
of her family on the Coast. She went
over in February and passed through
the terrors of the earthquake. Mrs.
Torbert is one of the oldest kamaainas
of Honolulu, having lived here since
1S4S. a period of So years. Her son-in-
law, w. G. Ashley, accompanied her
home, together with his daughter, Miss
Bell Ashley, who has finished her
course in music at Stanford University
and will now become an acquisition to
Honolulu musical circles.
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Haleiwa the ever popular summer
resort which has sheltered so many Of
late is but increasing in popularity as
the summer wanes. During the past
week the hotel has been overfiowing
and the days have passed all too rapid
ly for the party of young people, in
Guiding Misses Eleanor and Genevieve
Carlson and the Misses E. and L.
Dayton, whose faithful patronage of
the surf, pool horseback rides, drives
and the river have earned for them a
healthful coat of tan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gait and family were
down in their motor car and delighted
their friends with daily runs over the
hills. DR.. and Mrs. w. r.
who are travelling around
the Island in their new touring car
halted one noon hour for luncheon.
Mrs. Layard and Mrs. Haneberg are
fast becoming experts on the golf links
and the tennis court. Mr.. Layard and
Mr.. Cockburn are to be seen daily on
the links or starting on a hunting ex-
cursion. Mrs. S. Johnson and Mrs. j.
Bergstrom are spending a fortnight
md are deriving much benefit in
health.
Mr.. Thrum, with Mrs. Thrum re-
urned to town after a successful search |,
or heiaus in the neighborhood of Wal |
nea. Hepburn Chamberlain also re-
urned home after a vacation spent at :
he Hotel.
The moonlight nights have been TAX |
m advantage of. and the residents of
he Waialua plantation have proven
themselves most entertaining and hos
'itable. On Friday evening a riding |
'arty starting from the plantation to /
he hotel and then toward Waimea,
erminated in a social evening at the |
esidence of Mr.. and Mrs. Novel;.
Last night a large party of over !,
sunday guests arrived. Strings of I
japanese lanterns swung gaily over
he dancers who, after dinner, gather-i
ID on the spacious verandas to trip the |
light fantastic to the music of the |
Vafalua quintet until all too soon the
NAL dance-Haleiwa' famous Virginia I
2eel-proclaimed midnight. All agree
hat mine host Mr.. Bidgood, is a most I
lble entertainer and his consideration
or his guests is highly appreciated.
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Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle returned |
rom the Volcano House yesterday.
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Mr.. r. c. A. Peterson is back from !
brief trip to HiIo.
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On Thursday evening, September Is, |
he Pacific Rebekah lodge will give a |
lime social in Odd Fellows hall at $780,
}. m. to which all Rebekahs, Odd Fell
ows and friends are invited
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Lei Aloha Chapter No. celebrated |
he birthday of Robert Morris, founder
# the Order of the Eastern Star, with
dinner and dance at the Moana Hotel, |
II Friday night.
About 100 were seated around the ia
lie. which was beautifully decorated
With golden shower and ferns.
The Worthy Matron, Mrs. w. L. Howl
lrd, and the Worthy Patron, Ed.
Towse, occupied the places of honor
At the close of the dinner the Worthy
datron extended a cordial welcome to |
I'll present and the Worthy Patron
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