The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-08

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Rev. Mr.. Frear and Mrs Frear, wis
| sailed for the Coast in the Korea, tTert
the guests of honor at many entertain
ments given in their honor, amongst
which was large reception given by
Mrs. B. T. Dillingham; who asked al
| their old friends to meet them Mrs
W. z. Frear also gave a delightful
luncheon at her county place on Pearl
Harbor. Mrs. Frear Sr., is an authority
on Hawaiian ferns, and has made an al
most, if not quite, complete collection
OF all the varieties to be found upon
the islands. The departure of both
DR.. and Mrs. Frear is greatly regretted.
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have been making a short visit to Ho-
nolulu, were among the passengers sail
ing for San Francisco by the Korea
Miss Felt is one of the officers Of the
Galena, Ills, Public Library which is
putting up new building. II do not
want one stone to go into it, that do
not see,' she remarked during her stay
here. She is interested in the autograph
department which is maintained in the
Galena library and added several
some of them remarkably iIlegible-to
her collection, while in Honolulu Both
Mrs. and Miss Felt were much enter
tanned by old friends during their visit. |
Mrs. George angus and Mrs. ". W |
Graham are spending the Easter vaca-
ton in Manoa valley Mrs. MeNieoll |
of Chicago is their guest.
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The prolonged stay of the Schul /
Schif, Herzogin CeciIe, has been at
tended by much entertaining board |
by officers, and on shore by the many /
friends they have made in Honolulu
On Thursday an informal tea was given
at which Misses Freeth, Soper, Kluegel,
Greenwich, Du Roi, Whine and Mrs.
were present.
Friday afternoon about fifty invita-
tons were accepted for tea which
proved to be a most delightful affair.
The ship was beautifully decorated with
flags and flowers and much Of the af-
ternoon was devoted to dancing The
tea was typically German, very album
liant and delicious. Among the guests
we're Misses E Monsarrat, a Morgan.
A. Cooper, Florence Hoffman, a Low.
E. Taylor. Beermann, F. Nauer, F. Cur
,ey, Brash, <. Wilcox, 5. Pratt, Wilsox,
Carroll, P. Schaefer, T. Jaeger, Mrs. Du
2oi. Mrs. schultze, Mrs. Garrev, Mrs. w.
Honsarrat, Mrs. Pfotenhauer, the
Misses Freeth, also about forty young
ady pupils of Oahu College, aecompa-
lied by Miss Hasforth.
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4 dance was given at the Peninsula
Saturday by the Minutes, one of the
ounahou Clubs. A large party went
tut in the afternoon BY train.
Leah Chapter No >. O z. 8. ce1@
rated its sixth anniversary Saturday
light al the Masonic Temple. A large
tar Of colored electric lights pointed
he way to the building The chapter
DOM was crowded with friends and
MEMBERS who formed q very pretty
icture. ne background being elabor-
te decorations in palms and flowers.
H H. Williams, worthy patron,
pene1 the exercises by a brief ad-
ress concerning events in the history
{ the Chapter Then followed a mus
al program as follows. each number
eng wei rendered:
Quartet-Guitar, Lane Webster:
mandolin. Chas, Marques: ukuleIe,
has. Herrick. Jr; piano, Miss Ivy
Instrumental Duet-Vfolin, Kenneth
NTH: piano, Edith Smith: piano solo.
Liss Dora Atwater; recitation. Miss
lay Patty: violin solo. Master Willard
bles: instrumental duet, Misses
llette Atvater and Carrie Mclean;