The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

Il up another million,
J Mrs. E. S. Cunha is stopping at the
Hawaiian Hotel for few weeks. DR..
and Mrs. Murray are at the Roth cot
| tage on Lunalilo street.
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| Mrs Harry Lewis gave a delightful
luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Mrs
Alice Hastings, who recently returned
from Kauai. Mrs. Hastings expects to
return to the Garden Isle shortly to
| spend the remainder of the summer.
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Mr.. VIII Rawlins, Mr.. Hagens and
others gave a skating party at the Zoo
! on Wednesday evening. The hosts sur
prised their friends by their proficiency
i in fancy steps.
Mr.. Philip G. Cox. of the Commercial
f., Pacific Cable Co.'S staff, and Miss Ma
rion B. Logan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Logan, were married by
the Ri. Rev Bishop Restarick at ST.
Andrews Cathedral at l D m. yester-
! day. The ceremony was private, only
! the parents of the bride, her youngest
sister. Eola J.. and Mr.. and W. S.
Fraser, the groom's best man, Witness
ing it. The bride was given away by
her father. Mr. and Mrs. Cox will
leave for Southern California next trip
OF the Alameda. In the meantime they
are CHARTERED at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. Cox lately returned from four
teen months stay on Midway, previous
to which he was in the Honolulu ca bic
/ Office, and he has many friends here.
| The bride has large circle Of friends
| in Honolulu, where she began her
| school days in the High School system
! and finished in private schools. Two
years ago she returned from a four
years sojourn abroad, beginning with
a summer at Long Beach. Cal, as the
guest of the Misses Ena and spending
| the rest of the time in Germany as
| the guest Of Mrs. Hoting formerly of
Honolulu.
Miss J. D. Lawrence sailed for Kauai
during the week and will be away for
about a month.
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Miss Bell who has been quite i'll is
much improved. 1t is possible she may
go away for while TO recuperate.
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A birthday party was given last Sun
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Macy's
little son. Among those present on the
occasion We're Mr. and Mrs Robert
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Thompson
Mrs. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sea,
Mr. and Mrs. smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bush, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Steele, Mrs. Bush, Mr..
and Mrs. Kiley. Miss Perry.
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Last Tuesday evening, Miss Rica
ner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Madeira. A most enjoyable
evening was spent. Those present be-
sides the guest of honor and the host
and hostess were: Misses Louise
Melin. Angela Gilliland, Elsie Peters,
Elizabeth Sanderson, Anna Franks;
Messrs. Frank Branco, Charles Gill;
land. Rae Soares, William Branco,
Oliver Soares, Charles Branco, John
Guerredo.
During the summer months. Rev.
and Mrs. John osborne will occupy
their Diamond Head villa.
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Judge and Mrs. Frear gave a picnic
lunch at their Tantalus home last Sun
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
tus Knudsen. The guests were con-
veyed TO the heights in Mr.. Ballou's
auto The knudsens have returned to
Kauai.
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Last evening the Punahou Dramatic
Society, comprising students of Oahu
College, presented Oliver Goldsmiths
comedy she Stops to Conquer" at
Charles r. Bishop Hall. This is the
first season of the club. Considerable
care as to detail of the dress of the
period of Goldsmith was given and
both the young gentlemen and young
ladies in the caste were attired in
authentic costumes of the time. The
stage was We'll set for Z e several acts
and the amateur thespians were well