The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-28


conjecture. He has written that he
may return but owing to the change
of administration he may get a post
nearer home.
Mr.. A. S. Cleghorn was host at a
tea at Ainahau on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Miss O'Meara. Among
those who dropped in for cup of the
Governors brew We're Mrs. H w.
Lyon, Mrs. Give Davies. Mrs. Mcneil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Patton. Mrs. Swan
zy. DR.. and Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs Alex. Scott, Mrs. Walter Hoff-
mann, Mrs. Grinbaum, Mrs. Hum
phris.
During the week the engagements of
Miss Helen K. Sorenson to Mr.. A. r.
McLane of Kauai, and of Miss Dag
mar Sorenson to Mr.. Douglas Kincaid
were announced.
The engagement of Miss Alice Gillett
of Detroit, Mich, to Mr.. Arthur Berg
of Honolulu was announced during the
week. Miss Gillett is a sister of Mrs.
A. A. Young, and niece of Mrs. j.
S. McGrew, whom she visited for
sometime.
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Mr.. Matsubara. Japanese vice consul,
entertained at dinner at the Consulate
last Saturday evening for Messrs. r.
w. Breckons, Matteo Sandonna, F. M.
Bechtel, Raymond Brown, Halsey and
Cory.
Miss Marian McGilvray entertained
at dinner at the Young Hotel on We'd
nesday evening, covers being laid for.
seven.
The Honolulu Symphony Society con-
cert takes place at the Opera House
on February 9.
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The guests at Captain and Mrs. |
Robert Graham's dinner party at the
Young Hotel on Wednesday evening /
We're Captain Henry Lyon, command :
ant of the u. S. Naval Station, and +
Mrs. Lyon, Captain and Mrs. Niblack, |
U. S. N; Lieut.. and Mrs. Cushman,
L. S. N; Lieut.. and Mrs. Slattery, Z.
S. N: Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Gilman, Mrs
Slattery, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs. Halves,
Miss Kathleen Cartwright, Ex-Governor
Cleghorn, Count de S. Cannavaro, Mr..
Stackable, Sr., Mr. StackabIe, Jr., and
District Attorney B1ieckons.
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The Daughters of the American Rev
olution will meet tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs.
w. w. Hall.
Kohala hall was the scene of a gay
gathering on Tuesday evening, the 29rd
nst., the occasion being a farewell re-
,eption and dance rendered Mr. and
Mrs Edward Fraser of Mahukona by
Mrs James RentOn. The district liter
lily turned out en- masse to greet the
popular couple. The interior of the
.all was taStefully decorated with
eathery bamboo palms and gayly-col-
red lanterns, which, with the hand
ONE gowns of the ladies, made the
Gene a veritable fairyland. During
he reception Mrs. John Hind rendered
vocal solo in her inimitable voice |
With violin obligato accompaniment by
Ir. Fenton Smith. Following this was
piano solo by Mrs. Singletary, and
vocal solo by Miss Lamb of Kohala ]
eminary. Dancing was enjoyed until !
at the close of which all stood |
nd sang aloha Oe." followed by
Aud Lang Syne" and three cheers {
1r the Frasers closed one of the pleas |
ntest evenings Kohala has enjoyed
many months.
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Mrs. Noah Gray was hostess on
at a charming card party S
her apartments in the Alexander
Dung Hotel. Miss Clark was the Wis
ing guest and received a bouquet Of
carnations while Mrs.
oore of Los Angeles won the first
'ize, a pretty piece of brassware. The L
'oby prize, an exquisite corsage
1uquet of violets Went to Mrs. Merf-
tn. Following cards delicious re-
eshments We're served. Besides those Y
imed, there were also present the V
isses Barrows of New Hampshire, T
RS. Charles B. Cooper, Mrs. High.
RS. King. Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Schwartz | G
rs. Gignoux and Mrs. Wood.
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Mrs. Ruby Smith. sister of Mrs
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