The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22
SOCIETY

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DR.. r. c. L. Perkins. who has been
enjoying a half year holiday in Eng
land, returned during the week. While
he was away he received the degree
of Doctor of Science from Oxford Uni
versity in recognition of his very
great contributions to entomology.
Mr. and Mrs P. A. Swift of Eva
returned by the Korea from a visit
to the mainland.
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Mrs. ]. S. Gay and L. r. Gay of
Kauai returned by the Korea from an
extended stay abroad.
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Among a large number of returning
islanders by the Korea were Mrs.
Louisa Garvin, Miss Mayme Jordan,
Miss Ella McInerny, Miss Cordelia Nc
Kenzie and Miss A. H. Waterhouse.
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Mr.. Allan Dunn, well known here,
and president of the Sequoia Club of
San Francisco, lately appeared in an
amateur vaudeville performance for
charity ia the Golden Gate city.
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The Commercial Club has proved it
self hospitable to ladies' On account
of the holiday shopping, they will be
permitted to lunch Monday and Tues
day, the twos days before Christmas,
at the club from IL to 2 o'clock.
Mrs. II. A. Isenberg and family, after
several months here. have gone to the
Coast. They sailed by the Manchuria
yesterday.
The ladies of the Kunalu Rowing
Club will give a sale of homemade
delicacies tomorrow morning. begin.
ming at 9 o'clock. in the rooms for
merIy occupied by the Pacific Hard
ware Company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dutton, after q
visit here of several weeks. during
which they have been greatly feted
sailed yesterday morning by the Man
churia for their home in California
There were many friends at the wharf
to see them off and they were loaded
with leis.
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Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Burnette and
their two children left by the Man
churia yesterday for the Coast, to be
gone a considerable time.
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Judge and Mrs. r. H. Silliman, after
a visit to the islands of several weeks,
left Yesterday by the Manchuria for
their home in New York
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DIR. G. n. Blakeslee, of the chair of
history in Clark University, Worces-
ter. Mass, after remaining over here
from the Siberia to study conditions,
sailed yesterday by the Manchuria'
completing tour of the world which
included a trip across Russia and
through Siberia
James L. Coke of Maui left by the
Manehuria yesterday for a visit to the
Coast.
Hon. George ". Wilcox and his
, nieces. the Misses Elsie and Mabel
WILCOX, of Lihue, returned on Friday
from a five weeks tour of Japan. This
is tour that has long been planned
but was postponed for one reason al
ter another, but was finally undertake
en-. The young ladies are enthusiastic
in regard TO the tour.
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Mrs. Brainerd H. Smith and Mrs
John s. Walker returned by the Man
churia from a. somewhat prolonged and
i1horoughly enjoyed tour of Japan.
Mrs. f. d. Walker was a returning
islander from Japan by the Manehuria
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Elmer and their
sister Miss Reynolds, go to make quite
/ a stay in Los Angeles and other points
in Southern California. They sailed or
the Manehuria.
i Miss Elizabeth Dutot was an arriv'
ing passenger by the Korea. She vii
visit relatives here.
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Governor Frear's handsome new resi-
dence is now almost completed. The
cottage in which the Frear's have dis,
pensed so much gracious hospitality
during the past year has been moved
further down on Punahou street and
will be occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Philip
Frear.
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/ Many friends and patrons of the
school attended the reception giveT
Friday afternoon at Aliiolani College
Kaimuki. The visitors were received
. by the Rev. Frank Fritz. and Mr.. and