The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21

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Miss Dora Plagemann, from San
Francisco, is the guest for few weeks
| at the Hooking home on heWalo
! street. She was a classmate at Berke'
| lev of Miss Hazel Hoffman and is a
Young lady of most charming manner
and pleasing personality. On Friday
afternoon several guests We're invited
to Mrs Hockings to meet Miss PLACE
mann-young ladies of the younger set
mostly.
After a half hour of conversation
with the guest of honor, the hostess
gave each guest a dainty pencil and bit
of paper to answer few questions, the
answer to each to be the name of a
novel. For instance:
'sWho was the Colonial bride?"
Janice Meridith." if you were smart
enough to guess it.
who was the bridegroom RICH
ard Carroll"
.ewho married them?" 1.-The Vicar
of Wakefield"
who assisted at the ceremony"
1.-THE Little Minister"
who furnished the ffowers?'
elizabeth and Her German Garden"
Where did they spend their honey
moon?' "At the House of the Seven
Gables" and SO on.
The affair furnished much merriment,
and after a few songs by Miss Brion,
dainty refreshments were served. Miss
Plagemann returns early in August to
San Francisco.
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Miss Alice NJ. Doherty gave a very |
pretty dinner at the Seaside on Thurs |
day evening in honor of Miss Lillian |
Murray. who is soon to be married. The |
place cards were all hand painted, with |
some pretty conceit that applied to
each guest. The guest of honor looked
charming and many envied the groom I
that is to be.
Miss Mccarthy found the ring in her
portion of the cake, while Miss Nc
Gregor got the button, both finds eaus-
ing much merriment. The table was
one of the most beautiful ever seen In
Honolulu being one solid mass of ex-
uuisite rose begonias, thousands of the +
blossoms being used. The guests were
Miss Murray, Miss Bayer. Miss Dillon,
Miss Sullivan, Miss Doherty, Miss
Carter, Miss Ella Murray, Miss Nc
Carly. Miss Kimmone Miss McGregor,
Mrs. Owens and Miss Baker. The
young ladies were joined later by gen
tlemen friends and took part in the
lance.
On Thursday evening Judge Hink-
son. of Goldfeld, Nevada, gave a
Inner at the Seaside Hotel. His
;uests, who afterwards enjoyed the
lance. were Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
2outIedge of Tonopah, Miss Brandt
nd Mr. Marston Campbell.
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The dance at the Seaside on Friday
vening was without question the jol-
lest transport dance ever given in
honolulu. The Nineteenth Infantry H
we're there is a body with the band,
7hile local army and navy people as
yell as society in force turned out to
rect Colonel Joe Huston and his gall
INT command. Kaai's quintet club as
Tell as the regimental band furnished
ne music, there literally being no in
emissions between the dances.
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lntry gave a swimming party at the
easide after the dance on Friday
hich after the swim repaired to the
airchild cottage where Mr.. Dew,
aptain Geo. w. Helms and several
Ulcers were domiciled. There a welsh
-bbit was served. His guests were
RS. Walton, Mrs. Brunette, Mr. and
rs. Fred Church, Miss Harvey, Mrs.
RI mr. II |
epson, Harry H. Bissen and Fred.
Baird as well as Captain and Mrs.
gram.
Miss Mary H. Krout, author of 'sHa-
Iii and a Revolution and of other
orks, and lately on the staff of the
lvertiser, is now engaged in prepar-
g biography of the late Mrs Ber-
ce Pauahi Bishop to be published as
e Memoirs of Mrs. Bishop. In the &
eparation of this work Miss Krout ~
5 the approval and cooperation of -
arles r. Bishop, and the active as @
stance of humber of the kamaainas
20 knew Mrs. Bishop well and were "
terms of familiar intimacy with We
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hrs. Jacob kotinsky and her little -"
tighter left by the transport Buford
sterday. She goes to PHILADELPHIA
iere she expects to remain several n
'nths. Mr.. Kotinsky expects to go tie
out December to Chicago to attend Sea
: meetings of the American Social tee
ence Association and of the Asso- en-
tion of American Entomologists. Lie
viii then join Mrs Kotinsky in ma
iledelphia, returning with her to the Oily
lnds. wa
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Or. and Mrs. Fred w. Carter with ret
'ir children are expected to return ane
the islands shortly. Mr.. Garter was Ha
merly manager of the Parker Mis-
nch. and for something over a wear son
It he has been manager of a big the
lch at Red Bluff, California. wa
y = Y val
llss Edna Gum was one of the
necomers on the Korea on Monday. A
| is now a guest at Sans Souci. of
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n Friday Miss Nora Swanzy en- Jur
tanned number of her friends at vel
ca, among the guests being Misses
rrfet Hatch, Beatrice Castle. Helen