The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-27
SOCIETY

Miss Helene Irwin has decided to de-
fer her departure to the East until
after the wedding of her chum, Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith. and Harold
Dillingham;, who, by the way. is the
youngest member of his family. His
| sister is Mrs. Frear, the wife of the
present Governor of the Hawaiian Is
/ lands, and his brother Walter was at
/ one time supposed TO be engaged to one
OF the two heiresses and sisters who
resided on Pacific avenue, and have
since both married prominently.-San
Francisco Bulletin.
In order that a more perfect UNDER
standing of the Japanese question as
il affects Hawaii may be had, the Col
lege Club purposes making a special
study of the subject, treating it in all
its various phases. This was resolved
upon at a meeting of the club in the
Normal School building on Tuesday,
when it was also resolved to make a
special study of city government, the
latter subject to be first taken up.
1t is the intention of the ladies who
make up the membership of this club
TO go deeply into the subjects and a
plan upon which to work will be de- |
cided upon at the next meeting of the |
club, to be held on Tuesday. Mrs. |
Weaver has been chosen to be the |
leader in this special class.
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The many friends of DR.. and Mrs |
Herbert Waterhouse, formerly Miss |
Mabel Palmer were delighted to well
come them again as they made an un- |
expected visit in Pasadena on their |
way to Honolulu, where the doctor |
will take up medical work under the
government In August DR.. and Mrs. |
Waterhouse went to Arizona, where |
they were to work among the Navajo |
Indians, under the Presbyterian Board |
of Missions, but when this position
was offered him they decided to ac-
cept it. as both his grandfather, DR..
Smith, and his uncle had held the Of
fee William Waterhouse is now in
Honolulu, and he will probably wait
for his son and his bride to arrive
there before he leaves. Yesterday the
waterhouse family held reunion at
the ranch in Covina, and all of the
family in this vicinity participated in
the happy affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Waterhouse of San Pedro were
present, and Miss Madeline, who is at
tending Pomona College, went home
for the occasion. Gerald Waterhousei
of this city was there, and DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert Waterhouse, in whose
honor 1t was given. The day was an
enjoyable one, as it may be
some time before they are all together
again.ZPasadena News, october IA.
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A special train took a large number
Of the friends of Mrs. George Renton
to the Eva plantation yesterday as
guests at her At Home. The party |
last night. Il
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A reception and dance was given
asst night by the members of the Wal
XXI Swimming Club to about a hum
lred and fifty of their young friends
1t the Waikiki home of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. A. McCandless, which was beauti-
ully decorated and illuminated for the
occasion. Music for the dancing was
furnished by a quintet club of Puma
lou boys, their music being exception
lily good. Among the members of the
Tub who assisted in receiving the
many guests We're James McCandless,
4ane Webster, Atherton Gilman and
daster Hustace.
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The Ladies' Musical Club enjoyed
reat in the excellent program render
d at their meeting on Wednesday at
he residence of Mrs. Walter Hoff-
mann. There were eight numbers on
he program, which was appreciated
" the many music-lovers present
he large room being well adapted for
uch an event, large and roony. Mrs.
severance, the president of the Musical Il
Tub of Hilo, was an honored guest Ii
t the concert. The program was the
Glowing:
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Miss Constance Restarick. Ii
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larche Grotesque.. Sinding S.
Mrs. Theodore Richards. IA
Come. My Own Dear Love-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chaminade
Mrs. Will Kinney. g
alse-"A la bien aimee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Edourd Schiiett I'D
Miss Stevens.
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