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


Sir H R. Swanzy, one of the new
knights created by King Edward, is a
brother of f. NJ. Swanzy of this city.
His picture, which is reproduced here
with, appears in a recent number Of
the London Illustrated News. In an
article on the new knights and baro-
nets in the same paper, Sir H. R.
Swanzy is described as an eminent eye
and ear specialist.
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Secretary A. l. c. Atkinson gave a
small surfing party Thursday after
noon in honor of Mr.. and Nrs. Nichol-
as Longworth. Crowds ofaspectators
were on the beach watching the canoe
containing the distinguished guests,
riding the crest of the waves. Mr.. At
kinson's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Longworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Straus, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Church and Governor
Carter.
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G. H. Gere and family have moved
from Makfki street to 1913 College
street.
Miss Freda Gay has invitations out
d
at the Seaside.
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Mrs. Stafford Heapy of the Kaiulani
Home is recovering from an attack of
appendicitis.
The summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Damon, at Moanalua, was the
scene of a very pretty wedding last
night, Miss Lucy c. Vrooman, M. D.,
becoming the bride of William j.
Cooper, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. A. S. Baker of Kona. The
was quiet one, both the
young couple being comparatively new
Corners in Honolulu.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. A.
R. Vrooman of San Francisco, a close
friend of Mrs. Damon who arranged
he details for the wedding and the |
supper. She has been in Ho-
loIulu for a few weeks only, having
ONE here for a rest after having COM
'leted her studies at the Cooper Medi-
al College and having passed with
the State examination for
ractising physicians.
Mr.. Cooper is native Of West Vir-
inia, arriving here some months ago
rom San Francisco to accept a. posi-
on on the editorial staff of the Ha-
allan Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper will live on
uuanu avenue, near Judd street.
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A dinner of unusual moment was
iven at the Seaside last evening by
[r. and Mrs. Frederic J. Church in
onor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
-orth and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London.
ne criticism by President Roosevelt of
ondon's account of fight between a
ulldog and a wolf aroused a good deal
{ expectancy among the guests, but,
their disappointment, the subject
as not mentioned. The dinner was
erved in the Turkish room of the Sea-
de, which was beautifully decorated
,r the occasion. The guests were Mr..
nd Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mr.. and
RS. Jack London, Secretary A. L. c.
tkinson, Miss Harvey. Miss Irmgard
chaefer, and James Wilder. The Kaaf
uintet Club, assisted by Mrs. Alapai
nd Miss Kaai, sang during the dinner
I'D for the dance afterwards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London are the
Iests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lofrin A.
hurston until the sailing of the Shark
# the south.
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Mrs. George r. Carter will be at
1me on Wednesday afternoon, from
70 o'clock until six.
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The dance at the Seaside on Thurs
W night in honor of Congressman
Id Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, was ::
ost decided success. Mrs. Longworth
ore an exquisite Partisan creation of
ack silk and was, of course, greatly !
lmired by all. Fred Church was I
ry much honored by being given the |
ly dance that the charming daughter
the President has had in Honolulu.
&c &c ~ |
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymer Sharpe have T
ken cottage at the Seaside, and !!
II remain at the beach for some time. |
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Miss Kelly, a society belle of Los |
lgeles, has gone out to the Seaside !
r a few weeks. .