The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-13

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| Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss MiIlicent Maud Eliza
| beth, daughter of Mrs. James Guild,
| to James Cummings, which will be
solemnized on Wednesday evening
next.
The announcement that c. v. E.
Dove and family are shortly to move
to Seattle has been received with
great deal of regret among their many
Honolulu friends. The Doves have a
very wide circle of friends and their
going will leave gap that will be
l,hard to fill.
News was received by the Rice fam
iIy this week that Miss Emily Rice,
who lately underwent an operation for
appendicitis, is recovering rapidly and
will be able TO come home with her
parents in the middle of October.-The
Garden Island.
Jack Doyle was given a farewell dim
ner by number of his friends on the
eve of his sailing for the mainland
last week, j. Detor being the host of
the occasion. The dinner was served
at the Grill, those present being, be-
sides Messrs. Detor and Doyle, Henry
Easton, L. G.. Kellogg, Leon H. Cook
and Walter Doyle.
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John Buck, one of the directors of
the Honolulu plantation, was given a
dinner at the Commercial Club on
Monday by Admiral Beckley. Among
the guests were Chief Engineer Kilt
gard and T. H. Petrie of the S. S.
Hilonian.
Rev and Mrs w E. Potwine, Miss
Potwine and Miss Wills left yesterday
for Waialua for the week end.
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There was an attendance of about
one hundred for the regular meeting of
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8, O. E. s., last
evening to welcome home the worthy
matron, Mrs. w. L. Howard. The hall,
Masonic Temple, was beautifully dec
grated with flowers, ferns and palms
for the occasion and the meeting was
followed by a banquet, with addresses. !
Mrs. Howard. who returned yester-
day morning from the session of the
General Grand Chapter of the o. E.
S. at Milwaukee, was met at the
steamer by friends with leis and es-
corted to her home, which had been
dressed for the occasion by ladies On
Lei Aloha Chapter. One of the events |
of the session of the General Grand |
Chapter was the presentation to the |
officers of feather and other leis by the |
delegate from Honolulu. Mrs. Howard |
returns in excellent health and spirits. |
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Long Beach Press, September o.
The charming Hawaiian reception |
given on the lawn of the magnificent |
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Will |
son on South Boyle avenue, Los An |
geles, Saturday evening, was attended |
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Penny of this |
city. Other invited guests from this |
city were Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Watson, |
who were included in the Editorial As !
ISOLATION party who took the trip to |
the Hawaiian Islands year ago. The |
reception was designed to be a reunion |
of the travel party which included |
forty-six persons from Southern Cali
fornia cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
were members of the party and gave
this delightful lawn affair in honor of /
their fellow travellers. Mr.. Wilson is
editor of the Los Angeles Journal
The Wilson property covers two
acres, the grounds being spacious and
bears a wealth of old trees and i'm
mense palms. Hundreds of electric
lights combined with japanese lanterns
were used in an elaborate decorative
scheme. These were strung in pretty
fashion throughout the trees and dot
ted in the thick foliage. giving the
grounds the look of a true Oriental
scene. Erected in the front of the
residence in electric light lettering
we're the words Aloha" the Hawaiian
The scene presented resembled close
y the setting about the Royal Hawai-
an Hotel in Honolulu. Booths were
arranged in the leafy bowers and re-
reshments were served from these
ovely hooks. The guests wandered \
through the grounds, listening to the Y
quaint HawaiiaR music and recalling
he delightful sojourn on the far-off I
Sizes c
On the galleries of the Wilson resi-
ence. which sets far back in the prem '
ses. was stationed the Hawaiian Quin-
ct, a stringed orchestra, which dis
CURSED naLlNe airs ana lent ulSIlnc-
i've air to the occasion. A charming :
roup of nine beautiful Hawaiian girls, Il
Tho are visiting this country under the
of Mrs. Edith Tozier I
Veatherred. were present, and their l
added interest to the event. !
Irs. Weatherred is the editor of a
'oman's magazine in Berkeley and fire.
uently visits in the Hawaiian Islands.
his year she is chaperoning the party
f delightful girls.
In the name of the Ebell Club of
.ong Beach, Mrs. Penny extended an A
to these interesting young
-omen to visit this city, and arrange
rents were to be made for their enter
ainment by the club and the Chamber
Commerce. Their time is very lin
ed, however, and they We're unable to
ccept the invitation, but expressed
reat regret in not being able to do
D. This evening large reception is 8
eing given them at the Hotel Hay y
ard and those who attended the Will
On reception We're invited to be pres y