The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-14

took party there consisting of ]. D.
Schuyler, the talented engineer here IN
the interests of the government, Mrs.
Schuyler and Emmanuel Friedlaender.
E. j. Lord piloted a party of four, his
guests being Will Roth, Captain
Humphrey and F. L. Young Return
ing in his runabout, Mr.. Lord broke
the Haleiwa to Honolulu record, doing
the distance in one hour and thirty
eight minutes. Another auto party
consisted of j. T. Warren, Miss E.
Werthmuller, Miss NJ. H. Black and
VIM. L. Warren.
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Miss Florence Meade McDuffee,
daughter of Louis P. McDuffee of New
York and Lieut.. John Dennison Nevin,
u. S. NJ. c., were married at the Little
Church Around the Corner in New
York recently. The honeymoon will be
spent on Midway Island where Lieut..
Dennison win be in command of the
Naval Station for the coming year.
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DR. Mary Booth of sydney, n S. w,
who called on Honolulu friends when
passing through on the Sonoma, has
had a hospitable welcome in Chicago
weeks, studying. She has received a
visitors card to the Chicago Womans
Club which admits her to all it's privil-
eyes during her stay, and the Presi-
dent gave luncheon at the club in
her honor, at which a number of prom
inent members were present. DR..
Booth is a member of the Woman's
Club in Sydney. She received her de-
gree from Edinburgh University, and
has been employed as a lecturer on
Hygiene in the high schools of the
colony by the government of New
South Wales She is not only highly
skilled in her profession, but woman
of great personal charm. She will go
to London for further study, return
ing to Sydney via Suez.
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Mrs. Ernest Kopke gave a tea on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
VIM. Pfotenhauer The guests were
Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Du
Roi, Mrs. Klebahn, Mrs. Isenberg who
has recently arrived in Honolulu Mrs.
Rodiek, Mrs. J. Walter Jones and Mrs. /
Haneberg.
Miss Walker gave a large card party |
on Tuesday. The guests were Mrs. |
L 'shman, Mrs. Van Vliet, Mrs. Ten
ney, Mrs. Noonan, Mrs. Archibald |
Young Jr., Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Kle-
hahn, Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mrs Rod
lex, Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs. Jordan and
Mrs. Potter. The first prize was a
handsome silver bonbon dish which |
was won by Mrs. Won Hamm; the Sec
ond prize a silver bonbon spoon went |
to Mrs. Van Vliet, while Mrs. Potter |
,l.0I H.,
Mere, and Mrs. Potter, the consoia
ton prize, a fine bouquet of beautiful |
roses
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Miss Anne Parke, the artist, has
been visiting on Hawaii. She brought
back some charming pictures-the
fruits of her sojourn there. One, es-
pecially, study of palms on the lava
plain at sunset, is admirable in every
way-in it's strong and accurate draw
ing. and in its exquisite color. The
picture will be shown in the forthcom-
ing exhibition.
Mrs. VIM. Pfotenhauer sails for Ger
many on the 23rd. She goes for the
purpose of placing her children in
school there, and will be absent for
several years. There is a great deal
IF entertaining in German social cir
lies, by way of wishing her bon voy-
lge.
Miss Mary Alexander, who is teacher
If English at Oahu College, and an
enthusiast in her profession, has in
lerited the family talent for writing.
She has had two stories recently in an
American magazine. The last, a Ha-
Vaiian legend, is particularly we'll
written, and shows great promise
Miss Krout, who has a cottage at |
1rs. Freeth's on Emma street, WIN re- s
Give her friends on the first Friday /
f each month T
Mrs. A. A. Deas, who is paying a
ist to friends on Maui, is expected g
ONE next week a
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Miss Ida Kopke, one of the most pop s
lar of the younger social set, will v
all for Germany on the GARD with Mrs. '
I'm. Pfotenhauer. Miss Kopke has Z
larked musical talent and after \
-udying here, goes abroad to perfect s
erself in her art. She will remain F
vo years, and has not decided in r
hich city she will take up her resi- g
ence-probably in Dresden
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Mr.. and liars. William G. Irwin, Miss F
elene Irwin, and Miss Julia Lang S
orne returned early this week from [
visit to Coronado and Santa Bar d
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Mrs. Annie Lakeland entertained on f,
Tednesday. The invitations were nu- ]
erous and the afternoon was delight T
lily spent with bridge, followed by g,
n elaborate tea. Many different social 7