The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29

| Mrs. Haneberg: Misses Gilbert, Hal
stead. Reid and Rouse; Messrs. Hal
| stead, Tenney. Woon, Giffard, Perkins
| Haueberg and Lycurgus; Masters Hal
| stead. Tenney and Dyer. NJ. w c.
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| Judge j. s. Chapman, of Los Angeles
| a through passenger for the Coast il
| the Manchuria, gave a dinner to &
number of his fellow passengers anc
/ Honolulu friends at the Young Hotel
| on Thursday, during the stay of the
| Manchuria in port. Those present were
| Judge Chapman and Mrs. Chapman
| Miss Anna Chapman. Miss Mary E
/ Chapman. Miss Frances E. Coulter and
! Mr.. and Mrs. McCutcheon, of Los An
/ geles, Mr.. Otto Meister, and Mr.. and
| Mrs A NJ. Garland. of San Francisco
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Brock. of Honolulu
| .ssaS%
| Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Lord We're the en-
| tertainers al a pleasant dinner given on
| Thursday evening al the Seaside Hotel,
at which a number of their friends,
passengers on the Manchuria, We're
present.
A card party, with five tables, was
given at the Seaside Hotel on Thurs
day evening by DR.. and Mrs. c. 3.
High
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A charming dinner was given on
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cooke for Messrs. Ferdinand
Hedemann, Henry Damon, Chas. Hart
well, Charles Judd, Wilfred Greenwich
and Harold Dillingham;.
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The marriage of Miss Nellie White
TO DR.. Brinckerhoff, which is to be
soienniZed at ST. Andrews Cathedral
on the 21st of the coming month, will
be a quiet affair, followed by a recep-
ton at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas Castle. Since the date of the
wedding has been announced. Miss
White has been the recipient of a great
many handsome presents.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch is at present the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice of
Marion, Mass, who are well known in
Honolulu and who will probably spend
the winter here.
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Misses Elsa Schaefer, Linda Schaef-
err, King, Adelaide King, Cation, Hart
well and Schweitzer; Messrs. Gerrit
Wilder. Ferdinand Hedemann, Edmund
Hedemann, Erling Hedemann and
Schaefer were the guests at a bathing
party given at Sans Souci by Mrs. A.
C. Hawes for Miss Title Neumann,
Mr. Malcolm and Mr. Hill. After
spending an hour in the swim. the
guests were served with refreshments
at the residence of Mrs Hedemann.
Mrs Bedemann, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
and Mrs. Jack Hawes chaperoned the
party.
The second annual Chinese fair is
being prepared, and from present indi-
cations will probably be the largest as
we'll as the first of all church fairs OF
the season. st. Andrews will probably
not give a fair this year, so st. Pc |
ter's, which is the Chinese Episcopal
church, is receiving the undivided at |
tentfon of the ladies from both con-
gregations. Oriental booths, decora- |
tons, refreshments, costumes sand
many interesting features of Celestial |
life lend a charm quite different from
our usual tropical surroundings. Con- /
tributionS for the finance department
and articles for the different booths
have come in from interested friends
out of town who can not take part
this year and any others wishing to
continue the good work may commu-
nicate with Mrs. Kong, Vineyard
street, Eva Of Nuuanu.
The following is an incomplete list
of ladies on the different committees:
Fancy tabIe-Mrs. w. ID. Giffard
(chairman), Miss Mary Kong, Mrs.
Flower table-Mrs. T. J. King
(chair), Mrs. C. NJ. v. Forster.
Plants-Miss Schaefer.
Doll table-Mrs. Lees (chair), Mrs.
Ault.
Paper flowers Mrs. G. Augur
(chair.).
Ice cream-Mrs H. B. Restarick
Mrs. E. w. Jordan.
Lemonade-Mrs. T. A. Ping (chair.).
Candy-Mrs. Fyler (chair.).
Children's booth-Mrs. Foss (chair.).
Chinese hot cakes, or shan ban-Mrs.
E. T. Young tchair).
Chinese bride and groon-Sen Sang
.chair.).
Trolley slide-Ivan Montrose Ora
nam (chair). Reynoid McGrew, Gus
ave Ballentyne.
Decoration committee-Mr. Chang
Kim, Mr.. Lee Young, Mr.. Men let
Kong, Mr. Sock. Mr.. Joseph Jane.
Publicity-Mrs. VIM. Montrose Gra-
lam.
Mrs. F. T. Kong is chairman of the
air and is assisted in the management
oy Miss Lily Kong and Mrs. W. NJ
Graham. The Chinese secretary is
Mrs. L. Aseu and Miss h K. Lizzie
Kong is English secretary.
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Miss Alice Hedemann, who has been
he guest of Mrs. Wells during her
7isit on Maui, returned during the
week
Mr. Frank Thompson was one of the
departing passengers for the Orient on
he Mongolia on Thursday. Mrs.
Thompson is visiting at the Coast
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A dinner in honor of Mrs MacauIey
vas given at Sans Souci on Wednesday
'vening by Mr.. Sidney Ballou. The