The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
Observation-Disclosures
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Society has something TO look Tor
yard to this coming week and II Is
expected that everybody within the
charmed circle will be using the best
4ndeavors to create the most beautl-
full designs for decorated autos ana
carriages. A number of the judges are
among the leaders of fashion. The
fact that Princess Kawananakoa is 10
hestow the prizes upon the victors viii
prove a magnet, for she has appeared
sn a similar role on former like occa-
sions. -.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Gaines are now
occupying a cottage in College HIS
an lower Manoa road. Monday is Col
lege Hills day at Home.
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The girls of st. Andrews Priory VIII
present the operetta, Red Rlclh8
Hoods Rescue" on Saturday, Fepru-
airy "a. at O'Clock The costumes VIII
he bright and attractive and the music
very pleasing Tickets may be procured
at the Priory or at the door Proceeds
for the Junior Auxiliary. Admission 70
gents.
Mrs. E. McBryde. formerly of Wa
niawa. Kauai after an absence of
eleven years abroad, has returned TO
Hawaii nei and is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul r. Isenberg, on
Pensacola street.
Mrs. Abigail Campbell-Parker,
writes my Honolulu correspondent,
.the widow of James Campbell and
now the wife of Colonel Sam Parker
Is proving herself as good financ1er
as her late husband. He left her
very large fortune. but it is whispered
that she has very considerably m
creased it by good investments and
careful handling. With the Hind in
ferests she is the principal hacker OF
the Kohala Ditch scheme. which now
gives every prospect of being one OF
she best things in the Territory. MRS.
Parker is preparing a splendid resi-
dence for her second daughter, Alice,
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane. The house
occupies one of the finest sites in Ho-
nolulu. 1t is on one of the ridges
that flank Punchbowl, and overlooks
large part of the town, with a fine
was formerly the residence of the
Swedish Consul, but Mrs. Campbell
Parker is having it enlarged and splen-
dfdly fitted up as a gift to her daugh-
ser.'-Town Talk.
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Mr. and Mrs Clinton Hutchins enter
tanned at cards, Friday evening IN
honor of Mrs w w. Standeford. Mrs.
w E. Sharon of Oakland and Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Newlands of San Francisco
Five hundred was played and charm
ing evening was spent.
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Much interest is taken in the CO.
fonial dance to be given in Odd Fell
lows Hall by the Olive Branch Re- |
bekah Lodge on the evening of the
21st inst. The dances given by the Re-
bekahs are very popular and anyone |
desiring to attend would do we'll to |
secure tickets now. They may be had |
from any of the members.
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Mrs Z. J. King of Piikoi street, en- |
tertained at lunch for Mrs. E. Nc |
Bryde ON Wednesday, February IA The
following ladies: Mrs. Robertson, ST.. |
Mrs: Mist, ST.. Mrs. Kimball, ST.. Mrs
e. w. Jordan, Mrs. j. H. Soper and |
Mrs C. NJ v. Forster.
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The event of the week was the
wedding of Miss Jennie Giffard and
Judge Arthur Wilder on Wednesday |
evening which took place at the ke-
eaumoku street residence of MIR. and
Mrs. Walter NJ. Giffard. The cere- |
mony took place in a palm and fern |
decorated alcove just off the parlor, |
Rev. Canon Macintosh of st. An |
drew's Cathedral officiating. The bride |
was given away by her father. Miss |
Tenney was the maid of |
honor and the groom was served by |
Judge Alex. Lindsay. The house was
most tastefully decorated, palms and |
ferns being used with |
pretty effect, relieved here and there
with begonia blossoms and Beau
montia flowers. Following the cere-
nony the bridal party sat at the I
brides table, where wine was drunk |
from a loving cup by the bride and |
groom and the cup then passed around.