The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

their two months stay in Honolulu
they We're entertained extensively by
Edw. Dekum Mrs Bourne, Jr., will
meet her husband in England and on
| returning to the mainland will make
/ her home in Washington, D. c.
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| Bruce Cartwright Sr. has return
ed from a visit to the Volcano
House in improved health He went
/ there to reflt after an engagement
I speaks enthusiastically of the tonic
! effect of the Kilauea air during pleas
/ ant weather.
| Mrs. Otwell, wife of Captain Orwell
will leave shortly for the east, to be
away for several months. In conse-
quence the Otwells have decided not
to begin housekeeping until Mrs. OF
wells return and a notification to
house agent to this effect gave cause
for the circulation during the week of
a report that Captain Orwell had been
ordered away from Hawaii. AS he
has only recently arrived here and is
credited with being the man selected
by the War Department to oversee
the building of the Notifications for
Honolulu and Pearl Harbor, this re-
port created some little excitement
until it was contradicted.
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The recital given on Tuesday even
ing by Miss Mary Adele Case, at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. McGrew. on
Lunalilo street, was a delightful af-
fair, the songstress winning the favor
M a a rcrp hnr hnV
opening selection. Mrs. William L.
Whitney was the accompanist for the
evening and Mrs. Charles B. Cooper
played the violin obligata for two de-
lightful number. Both these musicians
are talented players, their ability be-
ing too well known to Honolulans to
require additional praising. The home
of the McGrews proved to be a splen-
did place for the holding of the re-
ception, and although there were at
least two hundred present there was
no suggestion of overcrowding at any
time, so commodious were the rooms
used. Following the recital an inform
al reception was held, for which many
remained to congratulate the young
singer.
A reception was given on Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. w. A. Love to Mrs.
S. N. Gilbert, of Portland, at the beau
tiful home of Mrs. Love on Kewalo
street. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceiving the large number of guests by
Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Mrs. John Water
house, Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Miss
Grace Cooke, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
w. E. Brown and Mrs. Frank l..
Hoogs. Following the serving OF re-
freshments some delightful music was
rendered, Mrs. William H. Whitney,
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Mrs. Ernest
Ross and Miss Clark contributing sew
eral selections during the afternoon.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Monsarrat will be AT
Home on Mondays at her residence at
1742 Young street.
All the hotels are filled with visitors
this week, the majority of whom are
from among the visitors of the Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce excursion
party. Among the other tourists and
visitors who have arrived during the
week are the following:
Hawaiian Hotel-Mrs. NJ. Tolmie,
Vancouver; Mrs A Rhodes, Victoria;
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Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Chester T.
Hoag, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert johnson, San Francisco; r. ".
Knudsen, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Newhall, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Daily, Chicago; S. G. Warden,
New York; B. E. Beeman, Los Angeles;
J. S. Weeks and wife, Lincoln, Neb.;
Mrs G. Schmidt, San Francisco. and
A. c. Sharp, Colorado Springs.
Alexander Young Hotel-Chas. A.
Barthrop, Seattle; L. r. Radermoncher,
Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Marks, Chicago; James Corrigan, Miss |
Margetta Messer Miss May T. Scott, |
Cleveland; Miss Vira Stetson, Seattle; |
Miss Jessie Feise, Chicago; T. K. Ognie,
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs z. T. Parsons. |
San Francisco; Morris w. Seymour, |
Bridgeport, Conn; G. E. Royce.
Miss Bruce, Syracuse; Dr. and
Mrs j. G. Cunningham, Spokane; |
Miss NJ E. Green, Portland; F. c.
Davidson. Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs.
Steen s. Paulson, Kenmare, N. D.; Mr.,
and Mrs c. Hef1inger, Kansas City; J.
A. Clandell, Monrovia, Cal; L. E. Par
ker Long Branch, Cal: Miss Edna IL.
Spalding, Mrs. Parker, Los Angeles;
Or. and Mrs. J. H. Carver, New York;
Miss May P. Green, Chicago; B. F.
Terwilligar and wife, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Hall and Miss Terwil-
ligar, New York: S. N Moberley and
r. c. Estill, Lexington, KY; n. n.
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. c. Stewart, Worcester, Mass; Miss
Jennie Broderick, Holton, Kansas; Mrs.
A F. Beiger, Texas; Will ]. Cooper,
West Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Med
bury. NJ. D. Vernon, o. and William
Rncarr,arn New York !