The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-03

City, was the guest of honor at a mas
querade given by MI and Mrs. A
Fernandez. Kaiihi. Mss Young. who
has been visiting Miss Louie Schweit-
ger leaves for her home on the ST
IBERIA.
The 2Ioaaa Hotel management gave
an enjoyable military hop on Friday
evening in honor OF Quartermaster-
captain Jewell and officers ana ladies
Of the transport Logan.
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Mr.. Robert White, a favorite in ANA
teur operate and dramatic produc-
tions. will leave for Cavite on the next
naval transport passing through here.
Mr.. White Will be greatly missed by
wide circle of friends.
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Mrs. McGilvray and Miss Marion Nc
Gilvray, who have spent many months
in Honolulu, departed for the Coast
on the Coptic. Miss McGilvray. a
strikingly pretty girl, was extensively
entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hedemann are ex-
pected home the latter part of June.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkaldy are now at
the Seaside Hotel.
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Mrs. H. Alexander Isenberg and chill
dren, and her sister, Miss Duisenberg.
departed for Japan in the ManchUria
to be absent about six months. A large
number of friends saw them off at
the dock.
Mr.. Leslie Scott gave yachting
party on Wednesday. among his guests
being Miss White, Miss McGilvray and
Miss Scott.
Judge and Mrs. Dole are at their
Diamond Head home, where Mrs. Dole
is convaIescing.
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Mrs E G. Keen, of College Hills,
gave sewing party on Friday after
noon, in aid OF the San Francisco
babies The twelve ladies present,
chine al the afternoon. Sandwiches,
lemonade and cake were passed around.
Mrs. John Gulick, who has just arrived
on the Manchuria, gave a graphic ac-
count of the condition of San Fran
cisco and of the continued need of the
babies especially the children between
two and four years. Still another box
of children's clothes will be sent to San
Francisco by the China and contribu-
tons should be sent to the Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee by Wednesday. Ar
ticles for children from two to four are
especially desired. The largest single
donation for the San Francisco babies
was given by the Kakaako Mission the
proceeds of concert by the KakaakO
Signal Corps and Rainbow Society.
The friends of Miss Susanna Patch and
her mother and Mrs. Henry Laws,
who are well-known here. will be inter-
ested to learn that a box of clothing
is to be sent them by the China, as
they We're quite burned out in the San
Francisco fire. All who would like to |
contribute are asked to send articles to |
the rooms of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee by Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder give a |
charming dinner party on Thursday |
evening, followed by music. Among the |
guests We're Countess Semi, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Gerrit Wilder, Mrs: Brodrero, Messrs. |
Walter and Harold Dillingham; and |
Bruce Cartwright Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Patton departed |
on the Alameda, and will return to
their home in Scotland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips de-
parted on the Alameda for San Fran
cisco and Portland. Mrs. Phillips will |
be absent about six months. Mr.. Phil
lips will return in three months
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Mrs. Geo. r. Carter will be at home |
on Wednesday June 9Th from half after
three until 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rice celebrated
their first wedding anniversary Fri
day, the 25th, with dinner at which
they had invited Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Rice. Mrs. J. NJ SpaIding. Miss Bur-
Iona. Later in the evening Miss Emily
Rice and Messrs. Philip Rice and J. D.
Willard joined the merry circle.-Gar-
den Island
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels,
who since the fire have been COM
settled in the Orestes Pierce
home on Vernon Heights. have taken
the Sam Breck house in Linda Vista.
where they are to remain until the
fall.-Chronicle.
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