The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-28

Local people in society are looking
. forward eagerly to the coming OF the
Maui polo team to this city for the
matches with oahu. The entertain
ment Of the guests has not been de-
cided on as yet, but between the polo
crowd and the players in the tennis
and golf matches there will be occa-
sion for many dinners, dances and re-
2 ceptions in the next three weeks.
The members of the Maui team are
Ian welI-known in Honolulu and there
will be a delegation of poloists from
Kauai here at the same time who Will
help to keep the local people busy win
the true spirit of Honolulu hospital /
ity. Among those who will come mere
from Maui for the polo games are;
Mrs. Edmund Baker, Miss Charlotte
Baldwin. S. A Baldwin, H. w. Rice, |
C.. c. Krumbhaar and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank f. Baldwin. They have already |
Iengaged apartments at the Moana |
Hotel which will be the Maui head
quarters during polo week.
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Lieut.. Cushsnan, who has been con-
nected with the local naval station for
some time past, has been ordered to
the protected cruiser Chicago. He viii
leave for the mainland on the next
Alameda Mrs. Cushman will remain
in Honolulu till September, when she
expects to sail on a transport leaving
about the middle of the month.
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Miss Edith NJ. Russell, who has been
the guest Of Katherine Goodale, sailed
on the Alameda for her home on the
mainland.
The ladies at Fort Shafter will be
at home on Friday afternoon. 1t has
been arranged that a conveyance will
meet the cars at the end of the line
On that afternoon between four and six
o'clock.
Invitations have been received In
own from Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCor-
,iston, of KamaIo, Molokai, to the
Wedding of their daughter, Margaret
Theresa, to William Kilderkin Kerr, of
honolulu, which is to take place on
august seventh. r.
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Among the coming events for this
reek are a picnic at the Peninsula, to
e given by Miss Rosie Herbert, and
hop at the Manoa residence of the U
IcClanahans, at which Miss Justine 81
EcC1anahan will be the hostess. M
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Princess Kawananakoa entertained
t dinner and dance in honor of the
irthday of her youngest child on
evening. Among those who
altered to wish long life and hap
mess to the baby were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
ougherty, DR.. and Mrs. c. B. High,
Iiss Rose Dawson, Miss Kate Me-
ltyre, Mrs. Emmett May, Frank "
thompson and Mr.. Wicket.
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Harry Macfarlane
as decided to postpone her departure
Honolulu until the fall, which is
elcome news to her friends. She is B
DIV spending some time in San Ra-
Tel again, but takes frequent trips to
'wn.
A very jolly weeks end house party
as given by Miss Beatrice and Alfred
astle at the W. R. Castle place on the
antalus road, "Kaliula" They enter
lined the Misses Dagmar Sorenson,
lisa and Linda Schaefer, Gertrude
rOwn, Edith Russell and Catharine
oodale, and Messrs. George Fuller,
ichard Cooke, Frederick and Sher-
God L4owrey, Harold Castle and Geo.
lnavarro. President and Mrs. Crit
his chaperoned the party. The en-
yment of all was enhanced by their s%
of the recent engagement nm
Miss Sorenson and Richard Cooke,
no received the hearty and SINGER
t congratulations. Monday evening 9s
ID back home" came all too soon. M
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Miss Restarick has cards out for a SRl
a to be given on Monday night in -
nor of her friend Miss Burnham --
Society is at a loss to know in what ger
rection to plan for the coming of the EN-,
1t is apprehended that Vii
e visitors will not desire to be en- nos
'tained to any great extent, having
actically squelched any attempts at II
Lborate functions in their honor at -
n Francisco, and refusing to accept lyt1r
shower of invitations sent them from -,
Okane and the other Northwestern yoIi
les. Acting Governor Atkinson is 80
king after the arrangements for W
using the visitors while here. -
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very pretty home wedding was UaS
1t Of Miss Lily Murray, daughter of
5. Ellen Murray. to William Lough-
which took place at the residence Lor
the brides mother on Thursday III
sning. in the presence of a number Of AT
intimate friends and relatives of the
young people. The ceremony was ball
formed by Bishop Libert. assisted
Father Valentin, the bridal party A
nding beneath a bower Of white has
IS and MALE. The bride, a particu- VAR
ly pretty girl. wore a wedding gown wel'
white silk over crepe de chine. with me
dal veil. she was accompanied by han
sister, Miss Elsa Murray, as brides wifi
id, who Wore a becoming gown of as i
e liberty silk. Edward Kinney, of
lnene, acted as best man. tt
the ceremony a reception Ball
; held at which a large number Of of I