The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-09

70 the regret of their many frlends'
CAPTAIN and Mrs Goodwin OF the
Dirigo have departed on their lengthy
trim of four months. The evening De-
fore they left, Mrs. E. B. Partridge
entertained Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. q.
schmidt and Miss Katydid Jones at
bridge.
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Manager Church introduced some
novelties in his concert at the Seaside /
Hotel on Sunday that were appreciated |
bv the hundreds thronging the grounds. |
Mrs. Alapai sang a number Of times, |
and during dinner provoked much en- |
thusiasm with an echo song. The Kaai |
club sang and then were answered by |
her sweet voice from the beach which |
fioated through the dining room mel
lowed with the moan of the breakers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bews entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Palmer at dinner on
the occasion of the Alameda dance. J
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An interesting couple OF celebrities
consisting of Otto wix, the artist.
whose pictures have received well-de-
served recognition at the exhibition
H Ford, contributor to prominent
magazines, are making an extended
stay at the islands and are at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
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Miss Katydid Jones and Judge S. B.
Kingsbury dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Bews on Wednesday evening.
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H. E. Picker gave a jolly dinner in
the private dining room of the Sea-
side on Wednesday. His guests were
Mrs. Voge1, Miss Gavin, Mr.. Day and
Messrs. Rowe1 and DR.. Sheldon of the
c. S. Restorer.
At Mrs. Watson's morning bridge in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Bradley,
now visiting her. Princess Kawanana-
koa carried off the first prize.
Mrs. E. NJ. Watson was the lucky
at Mrs. F. B. McStocker's
bridge party on Wednesday, where
Princess Kawananakoa won the conso-
Iation.
Honolulu proved to be so attractive
to Mrs. E. B. Partridge on her for
mer visit that she has returned for an
indefinite stay, and is occupying her
old quarters at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Judge Kingsbury is about to take up
his residence at the University Club.
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Rumor has it that the Princess Ka-
wananakoa contemplates trip, with
the purpose of placing her sisters, the
Misses Muriel and Beatrice Campbell,
n an eastern seminary.
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Mrs. Nevins gave very artistic
Inner at the Seaside on Wednesday
'vening. the table being profusely dec
'rated with scarlet carnations. Those \
who enjoyed the dainty repast were DR..
Ind Mrs. c. G. Smith, u. S. NJ; Will 4
lam Williamson, Mr.. Case, u. S. A.; 4
Mss Hardie, Mrs. Nevins and Pay
master and Mrs. B. Hayes Brooke, u.
J. N.
Mrs. t. f. Lansing has gone to
for a few weeks.
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An impromptu luncheon and bathing
party was given last Sunday by Mr..
Ind Mrs. Gerrit Wilder at their resi-
ience. Those who participated in the
oily affair were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilder, Judge and Mrs. Arthur Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Wilder, Mr. and h
Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs. Mary Gum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mr..
Ind Mrs Robert Atkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Walker and Mr.. Walter Dill
ingham.
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Among those giving dinners at the
seaside on Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs
3rainard Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Riven-
'erg and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London.
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A delightful luncheon was given at
he Young on Thursday by Mrs. Fran
is Gay, her guests being Miss Irmgard
Miss Elsa Schaefer, Miss Ada
Rhodes, Miss Rose, Miss Lily Patty,
Hiss Cordie Walker, and Mrs. Ernest
Ross. The table was daintily decorated
With pink carnations and ferns.
The engagement of Miss Florence
Hall, daughter of W. w. Hall, to NAL
ohm Mcintyre is announced. Both are
mong the well known and popular
Dung people of Honolulus social set
nd the congratulations being extended II
re numerous and hearty. Mr. McIn-
yre is connected with the insurance 4
department. of Bishop & Co.
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Mrs. Walter Hoffman, and sister,
irs Mcneil, will spend a few days in {
he country this week
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Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary Gum T
rave her annual children's dance at
he Seaside Hotel, which was decided :
y the prettiest of her many successes l
n this direction. Over one hundred '
md twenty-five of the small fairies y
we're present, looking most bewitching .
n costumes especially prepared for the v
occasion. Among the guests were q
sosamond Swanzy, Eleanor GartIey,
ruth Gartley, Dottie Mulch, Lydy
dutch, Winona Wallace, Leilani Chill
ingworth, Alma Lerqueson, Dorothy d
foogs, Margery Hoogs. Kaeha ing W
lam. Minnie Ingham. Helen Ingham, Il
toll r !