The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19

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fee on Thursday afternoon at which
about thirty ladies were present.
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Mrs. Walter Macfarlane gave a birth
| day party for her little daughter on
| Thursday afternoon. The guests were
a bevy of babies, beautiful to look up
on The small guests were each pro-
vided with a pail and spade and en-
joyed themselves on the beach in the
time honored fashion.
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| Mrs. H NJ. Won Holt gave supper
on Monday evening for Miss Martin,
who with her mother has been visiting
| Mrs Frances Judd for a fortnight
About thirty or more of the younger
set were present and when supper had
been served the remainder of the even
| ing was spent in dancing.
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F., Mrs. H. Y. Murray and her daughter
sailed for the Coast on the Nevadan
Friday. Mrs. Murray hopes to benefit
her health by the voyage and the
change of air and scene, which have
been recommended.
| Mrs Walter Hoffman, gave an in
formal breakfast on Friday for Mr..
Emanuel F'riedlaender, the eminent Ger
man scientist now visiting in Honolu-
| III, and Miss Mary II. Krout. Mrs. H.
NJ Won Holt Mrs. Marie Won Holt, Mrs
F. A. McNeiIl and DIR. Hoffman, made
| up the party which though somewhat
| impromptu was all the more enjoyable
| on that account, Prof. Friedlaender,
/ who is worldwide traveller, gave an
| interesting account of his recent visit
| to Hawaii, with other Renaissance
which were altogether delightful.
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| The members of Aloha Temple, thir-
| ty-five in number, who represented the
! Hawaii Shriners at Los Angeles, kept
open house at their headquarters, room
| ASP of the Alexandria. The main body
! of the delegates had gone on an excur-
sion to Catalina island, but those who
had not, accepted the invitation of the
Honolulu contingent. The departing
guests were decorated with leis in true
native fashion. an attention which they
highly appreciated.
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The Oahu entertainment committee
for the visit of the Congressional party
desire to state that they are under
many obligations to Mrs. F. NJ Hatch
for kindly conserving to put aside her
dinner party in order that there could
not be anything in the way of the trip
to Haleiwa for Congressman DESTROYS
of taking it.
DIR. and Mrs. Warren F. Day of the
First Congregational church in Los
Angeles arrived in Honolulu Thursday
on the Siberia. They will not return
to the Coast until the latter part of
July.
The Honolulu double quartet that
went to Los Angeles with the Ohio ex-
cursion, and is now singing in the
Venice Ship Hotel, Joined in the greet
ings extended the Honolulu Shriners,
making a decided hit. Their repertoire
was made up of favorite Hawaiian
melodies.
Miss Agnes Mcnamara of Vernon
Heights, Oakland. was married in San
Francisco recently to Edward c. S.
Crabbe of Honolulu. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Dorm.
The bride is a daughter of Attorney T.
M. Mcnamara and has been a pupil in
the Oakland High School, san Rafael
Convent, and the Hopkins School of
Art. The groom, who is well known in
Honolulu, is son of ex-senator
Crabbe, his mother being related to
Gen. Longstreet.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ba-
ker, librarian of the Honolulu Library,
and Mr.. FL. Phillips of Liverpool, Ohio,
will take place very quietly at ST. An
drew's cathedral at five o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon. No invitations have
been issued but Miss Bakers many
friends will of course be present, all
of whom greatly regret her departure
from Honolulu. After a honeymoon |
spent in Japan, the bride and groom |
will return to Liverpool, Ohio, where |
they will make their home.
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The new Country Club so pictur-
esquely located in Nuuanu Valley, and |
so easy of access now that the house |
committee have a bus running on Sat- |
urday afternoon and all day Sunday |
from the end of the Nuuanu car line |
to the club house, is the most charm /
ing place in town for an outing. Small /
luncheon parties are very popular and |
among the number gathered there on
Sunday last were Mr.. and Mrs Ger
rit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Will
der and Mr.. Charles Wilder in one par
ty. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Riggs also
at luncheon, their guests
being DR.. and Mrs. f. M. McCallum
and Miss Louise Johnson. This club is
becoming more popular every day and
it's members are most enthusiastic in
its praise. The club house has proved
to be most comfortable and the view
of the sea, valley and mountains is I'M