The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-23

Father Stark, who is delivering
series of lectures throughout California
and Washington, is being assisted il
his work by Misses Mable and Claris
Ena, who are accompanying him ant
singing Hawaiian melodies. Thes
young ladies are doing this simply t.
help Father Stark in his evangelical
work and through their aloha for thu
Islands. The lectures being given dea
greatly with Hawaii.
The following guests from abroad are
registered at the hotels:
Royal Hawaiian-Mr. and Mrs. K
Mayer, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Bolio Mexico City; Hamilton HILL
Melbourne; Chas. Fl. Gray, Stafford
shire, England; Mrs. Jack Hays Jr.,
Visalia. California; J. Buchanan,
Guelph, Canada.
Alexander Young. A. Vogt, San
Francisco; DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Caven.
Bisbee. Arizona; Mrs. C. R. Miller, Bal
tfmore; =. NJ Booth, Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Routledge, Tonopah;
Judge A. c. Hinkson, Miss Brandt
Sacramento.
given at the Seaside Hotel by the
troops now stationed at Camp McKin-
ley in honor of their successors who
arrive on the transport Crook today.
The decorations will be strictly mill
tary and the dance, which is invita-
tional, will be one of the most exclu-
siye entertainments OF the year.
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About the thirtieth a dance will be
given at the Seaside for Col Joe Hus-
ton and the officers and ladies of the
Nineteenth Infantry. The famous band
of the Nineteenth viii play during the
evening.
The coming of the Longworths to the
West is attracting the attention of the
members of San .Francisco's smart set
appreciably and the society columns of |
the Coast publications are beginning to |
tell what may be expected. The last |
number OF the News Letter says:
Clamoring on the heels OF the an
nouncement that the Nicholas Long
worths intend to pass through San /
francisco on their way to Hawaii are
Raf dozen invitations urging him
to accept the hospitality of this or that +
society leader. Mrs. Longworths faith +
er distinctly opposed pulling any of
the latch keys that were hung out
during the trip to the Orient with the
Taft party, but that jaunt was semi +
official whereas this is a purely pleas Il
urable enterprise so it may be that the T.
Longworths viii hang their hats IN in
burllngame or on a Pacific Heights i
hatrack. In any event Mrs. Eleanor
Martin will surely entertain in their
honor as she was the hostess whose G
invitation was singled out for accept /
anee during the Taft visit. It will lend S
a bouquet to the stale seasoning which q
usually dresses July to have the Long, I
Worths again served up to society. /
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On Friday evening the friends of Miss
Lillian Murray gave her a dance and g
swimming party at the ever popular v
seaside Hotel. Over one hundred and t
twenty-five young people gathered to-
setner, the jollity keeping up long af-
ter the last car. During the evening e
me glri friends of Miss Murray pre- Y
sented her with beautiful embossed
gold bracelet.
A delightful dance was given on Fri 81
lay night at the Freeths. on Emma
street Mrs Freeth, assisted bv her
wo charming daughters, received the G
suests on the lanai. Dancing was kept lie
ID until a late hour hi
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Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Rhodes entertain for Miss So
lucas of the Priory School, who leaves
or visit to her parents in California.
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On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. lw
,harles L. Rhodes will entertain at tie
inner for Mr.. Alexander Hume Ford, tn
he noted Magazine writer. Ire
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Among the arrivals by the s. s, Sier-
a were Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dickey and he
Mss Dlckey. of Oakland, Mr.. Dickey, lat
mo is largely identified with the lum- da
er interests of the Pacific coast, will sh
peho the summer with his family BY
isItlhg the Islands. Mrs Dickey is a, vi
lster OF Mrs. Fred Whitney. King mi
treet, whose guests the Dickeys will
e while in Honolulu
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Mrs. A. P. Niblack. who has been tba wi
uest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. B. Har- tn
.hstoh Tor the past six months, leaves
ItuaF Tor Washington 10 join Captain
'loiack' VINO has been ordered TO Bre- nv
lerton Navy Yard. Captain and Mrs III
'lblack were stationed there last wear in
o the order is pleasant one that fo'
axes them among friends. Lieutenant on
ma MRS. Leahy Miss Louise Harring Tn
oIp' nave attractive quarters at An M
dpolls' where they are to be for two C.
ears--San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mr. and Mrs William Green of XII m.
au street, celebrated the occasion of he
ne marriage of Miss Mabel Phf9ins FIR,
nj Monroe Green which took place in
an Francisco last Wednesday nieat
giving pleasant pedro party to fri
few friends. Miss Mabel Phillips, he lot
TIDE = 10 "trce of Mr. Green and a sf
ste TO H:e1UeI Phillips of this csry.
| the celebration party the gentle
an first prize was won by Captain n.
9nte and the gentleman's consolation FRI