The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
Society Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Klebahn have taken
the Boyd cottage in Manoa valley for
the month of August. The Sam Wild
ers are also at their Manoa bungalow
and a little lower down at the Water
house place Mrs. W. NJ. Graham and
Mrs. Geo. Angus, with their families,
are spending week or more.
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Miss Grace Robertson and her moth
er have gone for month to Waikiki.
They are cozily domiciled at ex-Gov.
Cleghorn's cottage.
Mrs. Selma Eenney and daughter
are having their vacation in Kona this
summer, as are many other Honolulu
people. Miss Nina Adams went up
lately for an outing. The Stanleys
and Lady Heron are also there as
we'll as Mrs. Robert Lange and family.
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The last official 'at-hOme' of the
Governor s wife on Wednesday was a
spIendidiy jolly affair. Mrs. Carter
seemed happier than ever and received
the numberless bon-mots with grace.
1t was a daring thing to do in mid
Augusta lot of people out of town
and all that-but many came home
especially to pay their respects to the
hostess and the rest of the town turn
ed ont en- masse. Mrs. Carter intro
duced the callers to Mrs. Straus and
Mrs. LongwOrth, the latter remaining
only a short while as nothing as a rule
keeps her from che usual Joy of surf
riding and sea-bathing every afternoon.
Mrs. Brinckerhoff and Mrs. Gait pour
ed tea for the occasion and Mrs. Faxon
Bishop and Mrs. Holloway presided
over the I unchbowl Among the many
callers were noticed: Mrs. James Cas-
tie, Mrs. Sehaefer, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder Mrs. Gardner Wilder,
Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mrs. Hoffman,,
Mrs Hatch, Mrs. Halves Jr., Miss
Sehaefer, Mrs. Judd, Miss Nellie Judd,
Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane, Mrs. Dilling-
ham, Canon Macintosh. Gov. Cleg-
horn, Mrs. Erdman, Mrs. Walter Frear,
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Richard
Ivers. Mrs. Blaekman, Mrs. L. L. Nc
Candless. Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. A. A. Young,
Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs. A. Lewis,
Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs. Augustus
Knudsen, Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. d. How
ard Hitchcock, Capt. and Mrs. Barne-
son and scores of others.
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Mr.. Buchly, the well-known vio-
Enist. has bought lot next to Mr..
James Dole in Wyllie street and con-
templates building very soon. Mr..
Buchly is a golf enthusiast incidental
" and at this charming location will
be convenient to the Country Club
links.
Mrs. BOttOmley has invited few
friends to have tea with her at Manoa
on Monday.
The Misses Ella and Iwalani Dayton
leave on Tuesday for the volcano,
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Doyle. mother of Walter Doyle.
leaves by the Alameda for the Coast.
She may go to China to reside later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnston and
family leave by the Alameda for the
Coast, to be gone some time.
A polo dinner, in especial honor of
Miss Lenora Plagemann. was given last
night by Miss Hazel HOFFMAN, to a
number OF her friends. The original
plans of the party had been to attend
the opening polo game and return for
dinner, but the postponement of the
match did not affect the later plans.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, was the chape-
rome of the occasion.
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Among those who have assisted fnl
the entertainment of Secretary and
Mrs. Straus and Commissioner Ishii
during the week is His Excellency
Chang Tso Fan. the Chinese Consul
General, who was the host of a delight
fll luncheon at the Consulate on Fri
day. Among those present, in addition
to the guests of honor. were Governo&l
and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Long
worth and Consul General Saito.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Kapiolani Reid,
daughter of Mrs. ]. D. Elson, to
Charles A. Gulick of Honolulu.
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Among the well-known people at
tracted to Honolulu as a result OF the
polo games is Miss Helen MacfarIane.
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter.
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