The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-08
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I,ent has barely cast a shadow upon
social matters, for there is still the
continual round of small affairs. even
zf larger and more elaborate ones are
nut off for the time being. Bridge
whist and pedro are played as SIREN
uously as if there was no such period
af repression as Lent, and luncheons
and dinner parties are as frequent as
ever in their demands upon society's
efevotees In fact, Lent apparently
comes and goes now with scarcely
serious thought given it's meaning by
ahose whose dominant bent in life is
chasing social sunbeams.
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Dr. and Mrs Day nave taken the
wichrnan house on Nuuanu.
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Mrs w T. Monsarrat and son will
seave for the mainland on the Sher-
man en- route to Kentucky to attend a
reunion of Kentucky-b born residents.
The affair will be held in Louisville
next month and will be designated as
The Old Kentucky Home" 1t is ex-
aected that all Kentuckians throughout
the United States will attend. Col
watterson. Ex-Governor Francis and
Justice Harding will be among the
speakers.
The Examiner says of Miss Helene
Robson, who will shortly visit Homo
lulu again: Miss Helene Robson is one
of the attractive maidens in society.
Ever since she was a child she has
lived in Europe, and therefore speaks
French, German and Italian with flu
ency She is an immensely stylish
girl and greatly sought after.
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Captain and Mrs. Steuart and Miss
Madden, who visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herrick Alexander street, for
several months, departed yesterday on
the Mongolia, en- route to their home
In Scotland
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Knudsen, Mr. Sidney Ballou entertain
ed AT dinner on Friday evening at
Sans Souci. Other guests were Captain
and Mrs Niblack, Mrs. Belvin, Miss
Drusiia Marx and Mr.. Lockwood.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Paul Cooke, |
who were married on Wednesday even |
5ng. departed for the mainland on the
Mongolia yesterday for their honey |
s1oon tour. which will include the !
Eastern states. The wedding was an
important social event, as it united |
more closely two of Honolulus oldest |
families The bride Miss Sophie Boyd |
Judd, is the daughter of the late Chief |
Justice Judd. The ceremony took place |
at Central Union church at $50 O'Clock, |
DR. Kincaid officiating. The decora- |
lions, green and white, were effectively |
arranged from the pulpit platform to |
the organ loft by Mrs. c. e. Camp. |
Two intertwined hearts of red and
pink geraniums We're the only color |
departures in this decorative scheme. |
The bride was attended by Miss Agnes
Judd as maid of honor, and Miss Flor |
ence Hall and Miss Nora Sturgeon as
bridesmaids. The groom was served by |
Dr. J. r. Judd as best man. The |
ushers were Messrs. Harold Dillins- |
ham. Fred Damon and George Fuller. |
Following the ceremony reception |
was held at the Judd home in Nuuanu
aFenoe. This was attended mainly by |
relatives and intimate friends of the !
zwo families. The bride and groom re- |
seived beneath an arbor of MALE and |
white daisies and directly over them |
was a wedding bell of white mar |
guerites. The first dance was given |
over to the young couple, the brides |
maids and ushers joining in later and |
then the guests. The display of pres
viii reside at the old Hamburg home |
IN Keeaumoku street.
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Mrs George P. Castle and Miss Mar
saret Castle were passengers on the |,
Mongolia for San Francisco yesterday. |
They will be away for several months. |
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Mrs. S. G. Wilder left on the Mon
solia yesterday for England. where she
viii visit with her sister, Mrs. Glib
bons. wife OF Captain Gibbons, British |
Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vars and son Ad-
olson. who have been visiting Honolulu |
for several weeks, departed for their !
home in Buffalo yesterday per the
Mongolia. They have been guests at
1fe Young Hotel, and may return here
again next winter. Mr. Vars is con-
nected with a leading medical concern
IN New York State.
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Mrs. Edward Watson gave a dainty |
luncheon! on Tuesday in honor of |
Mrs. Graves and Miss Graves of Los |
Angeles. yellow cosmos placed in a |
salabash formed brilliant table CEN
1erpiece, and scenes of Hawaii hand |
painted bamboo strips, We're the |
place cards. Princess Kawananakoa, !
Mrs. Purdy. Mrs. Slattery, Mrs. Lena |
Slattsry and Mrs. Halves were among
the guests.
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an enjoyable bridge party was given !
40. Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. |
Charles Wilder. There We're six ia