The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-29

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Mr.. and Mrs Richard Isenberg have
cards out for an At Home on Monday
evening for the captain and officers OF
the Condor man-o'-war.
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DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Raymond of Maui
are in town, having arrived by the
CIaudine on Thursday
Bishop Restarick was among those
who left for the mainland during the
week. having been a passenger on the
Siberia. During his visit in the East
he will attend the Mohonk Confer
ence as representative of the Civic
Federation.
Colonel and Mrs. George Macfarlane
viii sail on the Manchuria on a trip
10 England. where they will remain for
the next few months.
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The engagement of Miss Margaret
aHyde-Smith, of san Mateo, to Harold
b. Dillingham;, which was announced
m Honolulu this week, is of particular
interest to society. both the principals
being well known and most popular.
The bride-to-be has visited in Honolulu
on several occasions as the guest of
Miss Helene Irwin and during her
visits here she was seen much of in
the various social affairs of the city.
Mr.. Dillingham; is one of the best
known of Honolulu's young men, hav-
ing lived here except during his COL
lege days, all his life, being at present
cashier OF the Oahu Railroad and Land
Company.
The wedding is to take place some
time easly in the year at the home of
Miss Hyde-Srnith..
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. Faxon Bishop en-
tertafnea at dinner on Friday evening
IL honor Of the birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Frank Armstrong.
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very elegant luncheon was given
nv Mrs. w q. wilder of 1919 Pensa-
cola street in honor of Mrs. Luther
Severance Of Hilo and Miss Mary H.
lKrout. The room was beautifully dec
Grated with golden shower. while the
table, with it's handsome array OF
china. cut glass and silver, was artis-
ffcaIlv dressed with masses of roses
and ferns.
Mrs. Wilder is a delightful hostess,
irnparting to her guests the pleasure
which she herself enjoys In gathering
her friends about her. Five courses
we're served, each perfect of it's kind.
The guests were Mrs. Severance.
Miss Krolt. Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke, Mrs P.
c. Jones, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs.
Clarence Ashford. Mrs. Joe Cooke. Mrs.
r. S. McGrew and Mrs. Francis Judd.
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sumed his Friday afternoon At Homes,
at the studio on Beretania avenue. In
addition to the hospitality one may
always expect, there is an additional
attraction in the fine collection of stud
les which he made during his recent
visit to Kauai. Mr.. Hitchcock, like
most others who can appreciate such
Seape and the wonderful color which
tempt the artist almost every where
on the Garden Island.
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+ ". Lang gave an elaborate dinner
on wednesday evening in honor of the
captain OF the Condor. 1t was rather
an official affair as the several con-
suates and heads of the Federal gov
srnment were conspjcuous. Mr.. LAM
Il ROYAL host and as this was a. stag
y a1,er he assumed the honors alone to |
The charm and delight of his guests.
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sfre safter is recent arrival in Ho- |
-4tf,,,, sister-in-law of n. Rews Of |
the ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel. she was /
s,,,,,r ,,oned hv Mr. Rews in,mediatelv |
&C., 49, ,sa5tt,s has ute ,srs caI- |
fer.s sister
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aff1ciallv Safnrdav afternoon on Hon
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ais nrova-h,af ,,osnifaIity Tbav were
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