The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-14


: in connection with the visit of the Con-
gressionaI party was the luncheon
served on Thursday at the Peninsula
by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Macfarlane.
The party had made the trip down from
Honolulu, some on the U. 5. s. Iroquois
and some on the train, spending the
greater part of the day on the lochs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macfarlane are particu-
\ larly gracious hosts and their coy
home on the Iochs never looked to bet
ter advantage than on Thursday
H. J. Holmes was pleasantly sur
prised in his bachelor quarters on
| Young street and Pawaa lane by the
arrival of a number of his friends on
/ Thursday evening. who came with
/ quintet club and prepared to spend the
evening. In the party We're Mrs. NJ.
| Timmons, Misses Louise Brasch, Mora
/ Waltz, Jean Van Coover, Helen Nc
/ Cartley, May Gonsalves, Lillian Muir
ray, Miss Gait, Messrs. Benson, James
| Macconel. Thomas Tougher. ]. Jane
son, w. Graham, c. Beal, G. E.
| O'Grady, A T. Henderson and j. T.
| Carey.
Although the transport Logan came
in a day earlier than expected and did
not dock until nearly nine o'clock, yet
I a large and merry crowd gathered on
the lanai at the Seaside and enjoyed
one of the jolliest dances of the season.
The Seventh had a band, but it was
too late to get out the instruments.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Effinger and fam
lily have taken rooms at the Seaside
for few weeks.
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Mrs. Nevin, who has been stopping
at the Seaside for a number of months,
viii leave on the Sherman today for
Midway Island, where her husband is
stationed. The Nevins viii return in
October, and will occupy a cottage at
the Seaside.
Mrs. L. B. Kerr and Miss Kerr are |
spending the month at Haleiwa, where |
MI. Kerr visits them at the week.
ends.
Messrs. Robert and Fred Single en-
tertained a jolly little auto party at
Haleiwa last Sunday. The dinner, t
/
table style on one of the breezy lanais,
was especially enjoyable.
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Mr.. Robert Levers was a guest at
Haleiwa Hotel last Saturday and sun
day.
Miss Frederick ]. Nolte and James II
w. L. Mcclure were married at the
home of the brides parents in Waikiki
on Wednesday evening. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. H H.
Parker of Kawaiahao in the presence
of the family and intimate friends of
the bride. For the occasion the house
had been beautifully decorated with
lowers and plants, the young couple
beneath a bower of green for
the ceremony. Following the ceremony
4 reception was held and a wedding
supper served.
Mrs. W. F. Frear and Miss Frear
IRE staying at their cottage on Tanta-
us during the absence of the Judge on
Kauai
On Saturday, the sixth, the Congress
ional party gave a dinner at the Sea-
tide Hotel in honor of Acting Governor
atkinson, remaining for the dance af-
erwards Among those present were
dr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Nellis,
Gr. and Mrs Mackinnon, Miss Rey-
Iolds. Mr. Cocks. Mr.. Higgins, Govern
r Atkinson, Lloyd Conkling and Mrs
-ogeI.
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Among the June brides none were
lore charming than Miss Mary Helen
who last Monday even II
lg became the Wife of Ferdinand Hons IS
Kabului. The wedding took place
t st. Andrews cathedral, which had IL
cen beautifully decorated for the GER Is
nony by Mrs. Harry Murray and Mrs.
DouSherty. The ceremony was per- "a
'rmed by the Rev. Alexander Mackin- :.
>sh, the bride being given away by =
er father, Samuel F. Chillingworth. G.
The bride was gowned in white crepe 81
e chine over white duchess satin. Miss d,
Lollie Cummings, the bridesmaid, be- "
lg dressed in pink. di
Following the ceremony a reception "
} Mr.. and Mrs Hons was held at the al
ONE of the brides parents. many of
lie best-known society folk of the city
eing among the guests, including q
ueen LiIiuOkaIani NJ
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a jolly crowd of fifteen win leave r,
erly this morning for Pearl Harbor s.
4 the yacht Kamehameha. Among .,
lem will be the following: c. Lewis, II
:. Peterson, w. Jordon. J. H. O'Brien, NJ
= Lyle, Mrs. Scott Misses Grace
Brien, Margaret Finney, Edith
roadway and Miss Reese. w
Senator and Mrs. w. o. Smith. Mrs. ga
. H. Smith and Miss Alice Smith
ere guests at Haleiwa Hotel last
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