The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03

daughter of a lady born in Honolulu
and prominently known as Miss IGa
Won Pfister, whose parents We're among
the early settlers of Hawaii, and whose
relatives added much to the history OF
these islands, Mr.. Thomas Brown and
the Hon. Godfrey Rhodes, her uncies,
being widely known, the former as
a legislator. Captain Chambre, the
brides father, won his wife in Homo,
lulu when he came as an officer in
H. B. NJ. ship the Phantome, which
vessel erected the monument to Cap
tain Cook, at Kealakekua, Hawaii. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Aeneas R. Macintosh, NJ. A.
Oxon, who was born in Honolulu, and
among the wedding guests We're DR..
Dugald Campbell, with his wife and
son, Mr.. Colin Campbell. r. N, who
lived on Kauai for several years. where
he had an extensive practice. and
founded the hospital at Waimea.-A.
c. Chronicle.
Mrs. j. A. McCandless will entertain
Mss Taylor and Miss Condo at a
luncheon on Monday
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Mrs. Edith T. Weatherred and the
were entertained last night at recep,
ton given by Princess Emma DeFries.
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The officers of the past year for the
Hospital Flower Society have all been
reelected by reclamation for the COM
ing year. These officers are: Mrs. e.
w. Jordan, president; Mrs. Judd, vice,
president: Mrs. Bottomley, secreaary;
Miss Won Holt, treasurer, and Mr.. E.
w. Jordan, auditor The Society is now
in it's seventeenth year of existence.
and is in good financial condition, do.
ing much work among the sick and dis
tressed and meeting with much encour-
aging appreciation.
Miss Nina Craig gave a thllyho and
riding party to about fifty other youna
friends last Thursday evening.
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There We're ten people in the Howard
Hitchcock sketching party at Moana,
lua yesterday and delightful time
was had. Another visit to the beauti'
full estate will be made next Saturday
if the weather is good.
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Mr. and Mrs William G.. Irwin en-
.ertained at bridge party on Thursday
evening of last week at their home,
On Washington street. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. William Bourn, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. |
William Hinckley Taylor, Mr.. ana
Mrs George III. Mendell, Jr., Mr.. and |
Mrs. Robert Oxnard, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Nountford Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lent. /
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. K. Nuttall, Mr.. and
Hrs. Horace Blanchard Chase, Mr., and
Mrs. Francis Carolan, Mr.. and Mrs.
rudolph Spreckels, DR.. and Mrs. Alex
Lnder Garceau, DIR. and Mrs James w.
leeney. Mrs. Hyde-Smith, Mrs. James
robinson and Mr.. E. w. Hopkins
Capt. B. F. Tilley, L. S. N, who
as recently become a Rear Admiral,
) well known in Honolulu society,
aving been stationed here while
lieutenant Commander.
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It is stated on good authority that
Ir. and Mrs. William G.. Irwin do not
1tend to again live in Honolulu and
nat their beautiful seaside home-the [
[oorish palace at Waikiki-is for sale.
he place has not been advertised, but
ny one who wants to acquire the prop
rty for 81 a square foot may do so
[rs Irwin is becoming the recognized
,ader of San Francisco society and
ne demands upon her are too exactine {
leave her much time from San Fran,
SEQ, New York and Paris for quiet
tile Honolulu. Il
1t. Col. Chas. E. Davis, of Albany. 4
. Y, second in command of the Tenth !
lously elected president OF the Ma. \
onal Guard Association of New York. q
oil. Davis married the widow of this ]
tie Charles L. Carter, and is well-re- a
embered in Honolulu \
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Mr.. Law has received word that All g
al. who entered Boone College. W. /
lang from the Royal school last Sep c
mber, has won the principals prize {
r taking the highest number of marks S
his class of the terms work and I
IS had his name engraved on the /
,llege cup for beating in the Chinese \
tercollegiate foot races. All Tai ex- s
.cts an imperial position as soon as he L
IT'S the degree of b. A. F
Kim Teong, another boy of Mr.. Laws \
ass, has entered the regular B. A. T
urse of ST. Johns College, Shanghai r
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Mr. and Mrs I. Rubinstein have per- F
anentIy taken up a home on Gov, P