The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
SOCIETY

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At st. Augustine's last Sunday the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane was christened Walter
Frederic James.
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Mr. and Mrs. Won Hamm gave a
bridge party Friday evening at their
Pacific Heights residence. Mrs. Bow
ard and Mrs. McNab were the motif.
Mrs. Charles Cooper and Mr.. Clifford
KimbaIl won the first prizes, and Mrs.
Arthur A. Wilder and Mr.. Harry Cobb
the consolation prizes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton gave a
dinner at the Seaside on Wednesday
evening. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Macfarlane. Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred .MacfarIane.
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A dinner in honor of Judge and Mrs.
S. B. Kingsbury was given last Sum-
day evening at the Moana Hotel by
NUNS were the table decoration The
guests. besides those for whom the din
ner was given, were DIR. and Mrs. r.
H. Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. C.
Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Halves,
Jr., Mr.. Clifford Kimball and DR..
Sheldon.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
are expected to arrive by the Korea.
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Mrs. III. Alexander Isenbergf was
hostess at a dinner at her Punahou
home last Tuesday evening. - The
guests were Mrs Augustus Knudsen,
Mrs. Howard, Major and Mrs. Page,
Major and Mrs. Dunning, and Mr.. Ed
ward Duisenberg.
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The reception to the Usbornes on
their return from a trip around the
world, which included a tour of the
Holy Land, was we'll attended 1t
was held last Monday evening at the
Parish House of St. Clements parish. |
The house was pleasingly decorated. |
Mr.. Buchly gave two numbers on the |
violin and Mr.. Bliss and Mr.. Curzon |
Osborne sang. Refreshments were |
served.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Smith gave a
Inner on Friday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Cooke, who were recent
v married. Besides them, the guests
we're Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Dorothy
aartwell. Frederick Lowrey and
George Fuller.
Among those registered at the Royal
hawaiian Hotel during the week were
>ol and Mrs. McClelland, Capt. c. C.
Collins. Mrs. Annie z. Teetzel, Seattle,
nd Capt. H. H. Rutherford, of the
United States Army.
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Mrs. Gussie, a guest of the Hawai-
an Hotel, entertained Mrs. Campbell
'arl1er at luncheon on Wednesday.
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Mr.. and~Mrs. James F. Morgan an
ounce the engagement of their daugh-
er, Adele, to Mr.. John l. Fleming.
fiss Morgan is one of the most popu
ir of the younger set in society, and ,
young lady of many graces and
Mr.. Fleming holds
responsible position with Alexander
. Baldwin, is captain of the Oahu !
'olo Club, an ardent sportsman, and {
popular. Il
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Under the direction of Mrs. w. F. /
rear there was given at the meeting /
f the Woman's Board at Central 6
-nion church last Tuesday, a most in
eresting dramatic representation of a \
ewing circle at the time of a general
leeting in the missionary days of 1871. /
he dialogue was arranged by Mr..
ames A. Wilder, and consisted of ac-
1al conversation at such gatherings as {
ecorded in diaries, letters and publica-
ons of the time. The young ladies {
liking part We're all of missionary an
estry, and were dressed in the cos :
lmes of their grandmothers. They
ERE the Misses Jessie Shaw. Emma /
yons, Charlotte Hall, Alice Cooke, {
nd Agnes Alexander. One of the in
dents of the representation was the a
ntrance of a Hawaiian Princess, rep $
esented by Miss Flora Holloway, with /
er kahili bearers, represented by the
isses Anna Robinson, Anna Mundon, I
ehala Puahoi, Flora Kaai. and her S
andmaidens represented by the Misses q
dina Ulunahele and Maria Kalaialii. /
The scene displayed was historically I
orreet and characteristic, and much Y
the dramatic spirit was introduced. h
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Miss Mary H. Krout returned by the y
lameda from a trip to san Francisco.
here she went to consult Mr.. Charles
!. Bishop in regard to the memoirs OF +
Irs- Bernice Pauahi Bishop which she r
as been preparing for some time, and
hich are now nearly ready for the I