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

u1edans and the visiting members W
tha Southern California Editorial As
sociation was a notable social event OF
the week. During the dinner the visit
ors were RECALLED with Hawaiian music
rendered by kaai's quintet an M
formal reception for the editorial Writ
ers on the Waikiki lanai and then the
Eva Ianais were cleared and dancing
held SWAY until long after midnight
seldom has the Hawaiian Hotel ex-
perienced such a jolly crowd. The la
nais were attractively decorated ana
bore a truly tropical appearance.
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Mrs. Alice Hastings, who recently re-
turned from Kauai, has taken cot
tage for the fall at the Freetns.
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On Monday evening a most enjoyable
military hop was given at the Sea-
side Hotel for the officers and iadles
of the wrecked transport Sheridan IN
addition, numbers of townfolk were
also present The fine lanai dancing
floor was crowded at all times. More
transport dances are to be expected at
the Seaside when the Thomas and Ru-
ford come into port.
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The dime social of the Pacific Re-
bekah Lodge, which was to have been
given next Thursday. has been in
definitely postponed.
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Queen Liliuokalani was the guest of
honor at a luau last week given by
Mrs. Ault of Palama. Among fother
guests were Princess Kalanianaole.
Mrs George Smithies, Mrs. Ward, the
Misses Ward. Mrs. Hustace.
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Messrs. Tilden, Smith, WILSON, jamie
Wilder and Beerman were guests Of
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright. Jr., at shark
ing party during the week.
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Mrs. William E. Taylor. who has
been the guest of Mrs Alexander Scott
since the death of DR.. Taylor. will
leave for San Francisco on the trans
port Buford to join her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Stow.
The new Tantalus bungalow of Mr..
and Mrs. D. P, r. Isenberg was chris
tened during the week.
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Mrs. George Rodiek and child and
Miss Tillie Neumann returned from
New York on the Alameda.
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Miss Mary Shipman and Mr.. o. e.
English were married in Hilo On Au-l
gust 80, Rev. C. W. Hill officiating.
Miss Clara Shipman was the brides
maid and Mr.. Oliver Shipman served
The groom. The wedding was held at
the Shipman home. The couple is
spending the honeymoon at the Ship
nan villa near the Volcano House.
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The patronesses of the Myrtle Boat |
Clubs Comic Opera "Ship Ahey," are
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs Samuel |
Parker. Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. e. |
,. Tenney, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs. |
+. H. Soper, Mrs. T. J. King, Mrs. |
Anna S. Parke, Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., |
Mrs. w. w Harris, Mrs. A. F. Wall, |
Mrs. F. H. Humphris, Mrs. George r.. |
Carter, Mrs. Noonan. Mrs. r. de B. |
Aayard, Mrs. G.. L. Crabbe. Mrs. C. T. |
Wilder. Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Mrs. E. A. |
Mott-Smith.
The guests at Haleiwa were enter
aimed last Sunday by the waialua |
,and. The organization is a new one
nut the music is excellent. On this oc- |
:asion it was much enjoyed.
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r. B. de Layard, British consul, with |
lis family, has been a guest at Hale
wa for month"; They will return |
% town this week.
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Mrs. Jack Bergstrorn and Mrs. Sam
johnson have been rusticating at Ha-
eiwa for fortnight.
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The Misses Cook are at Haleiya for
.wo weeks.
On Tuesday afternoon from two to |
i've. Mrs. ]. r. M. Maclean entertained |
! party of little girls at her home on |
street in honor of the third |
of her daughter, Janetta |
Isabel.
An Admission Day celebration will be |
given by the Native Sons and Daugh- |
-ers of the Golden West at the Alexan-
der Young Hotel on Monday evening, |
September 10, at p. m. This will take |
the form of a dance, and a large nung- |
Der of invitations have been issued. |
The Southern California visitors will |
also attend to do honor to their state. |
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Mrs. George Fairchild gave a dinner
party at the Seaside Hotel on Thurs
lay evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Wilmington en-
ertained at dinner last evening for
some OF their old friends who came
,are with the Southern, C,alifornin Tai