The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08

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Colonel Spalding of Kauai spent part
Of the past week in town.
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Charles Gay, the Lanai overload, is
in Honolulu.
On Tuesday evening an army and
navy dance will be given at the Sea-
| side
Among the guests from abroad in
Honolulu during the week are the fol-
| lowing, registered at the Alexander
Young; JOS. Wagner. r. r. Bean and
j. Perkins, San Francisco; Miss Laura
Wells, Stanford University; J. f. FL
hot, New York; Miss Mary Dean. Min
neapolis: T. r. Burnfeld, New York; j.
r. Brady. U. S. N; III. Dunshee, San
Francisco; A. j. Boiling. Alameda;
Mrs. NJ L. Grum and A. R. Armstrong,
Oklahoma.
At the Royal Hawaiian are the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Adams,
Ventura: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Church, New York; Miss NJ. B. Elliott,
Los Angeles; NJ. Illakouji and wife.
Warsaw, Poland, and Mrs. Tilden,
Goldfield.
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Last Sunday evening Captain Jack
Quinby gave a very jolly dinner on
board the Cincinnati. Among those |
present were Mr. and Mrs. Frederic j.
Church, Paymaster and Mrs Brooke, |
U. S. N. Mrs. Emmett May, Miss Roth, |
Miss Harvey. Miss Falkenberg and the
wardroom officers of the ship.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, |
covered with leis, left Honolulu on |
Thursday, much to their regret. They
have engaged the same cottage occu-
pied by them at Waikiki for next fall,
expecting to spend the winter in Ho-
nolulu.
A merry party returned from 1.-THE /
Dunes on Monday, having spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs. James
Castle. The trip was made by auto.
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A delightful luncheon in honor OF
Mrs Won Tempsky of Maui was given
by Mrs. George r. Carter on Tuesday
at Kaikee, at which a lavish display
Of roses made the dining room partic-
ularly attractive. Those among the
guests were hrs. Carl Holloway, Mrs.
Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Charles Weight,
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Blackman,
Mrs. A. ]. Campbell Mrs. Jack Dow
sett, Mrs. Gait. Miss Margaret Walker,
Mrs. Francis Swanzv.
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Mr.. and Mrs Gerrit Wilder We're
among those who departed for the
mainland by the Sierra.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack London were the
guests of honor at a real Hawaiian
uau at Keauhou recently. the young
author and his wife entering into the
spirit of the affair heartily and par
.aking of all the dainties produced, ask
ing no questions.
Harold Castle has taken a position
with Alexander & Baldwin and will
remain in Honolulu, instead of return
ing to the mainland, as he had at first
to do.
In honor of a number of their friends
who were booked to depart for the
mainland during the week, Misses I
Linda Schaefer and Beatrice Castle en-
.ertained at a swimming and surfing {
party on Wednesday. Those who took Y
IN active part in the affair were Misses
Elsa Schaefer, Alice Cooke. Edna
Sunn, Katherine Goodale, Justine Nc
Clanahan, Violet Damon, Messrs. We'll
er, Gait. Southack, S. Lowrey, G..
Fuller, A. Castle, "A. Jordan and G.
Brown.
Lady Heron and Mrs. Stanley re-
.urned during the week from Kona,
where they have been spending an ex-
ended outing.
The Young Hotel was the scene of a
most elaborate dinner on Tuesday, Y
siven in honor of Admiral Dayton, Ad-
niral Very and the commanders of the .
Big Four squadron.
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On Wednesday evening Mrs. ]. NJ.
oowsett gave dance for her son ;
Herbert at her Punahou residence.
hose present were Misses Lorna Iau> l
1ea. Lenora Sturgeon. Beatrice Castle, :
Alice Cooke, Elsa Schaefer, Ella l
Wight, Lily Patty, Edna Gum, Ethel
Wilcox, Irene Fisher, Violet Damon,
Justine McClanahan, Messrs Weller, \
;outhack, Gait, w. F. Dillingham;, S. :
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F. Armstrong, G. Macfar- =
ane. F. Wichman G. Renton, G.. Full
er, G. Brown, G. Whitney. w. Wight, 9
}. Kennedy. 9
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The marriage of the Rev. w. Edward :
rector of st. Elizabeth's :
hurch, and Miss Alice Edgerton Ship =
nan was solemnized at St. Andrews :
by the Right Rev. the Bishop
f Honolulu on Thursday, in the pres
nee of large congregation. The Rev. :,
>anon Macintosh gave the bride \
way, the Rev. A. L. Hall supported :
he bridegroom and Miss Pearle I. Wills =
vas bridesmaid. Messrs. c. A. Mack :,
ntosh. Greenwell, Mist and Bickerton I.
we're the ushers. Mr.. Bode, the organ a
st, presided at the organ, and the ca
hedral choir sang the hymns. The
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick held a re-
option for the bridal party at their
.ouse, at which the intimate friends t.
nd church workers gave their con- !,
to Mr.. and Mrs Potwine
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Judge and Mrs. Hatch celebrated Fl