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

= side on Sunday evening that was a
very Jolly affair. His guests were
Thomas Nase, Mr.. Budde, Geo. Ash
Hey and Geo. Filler, as well as several
others.
! Mr. and Mrs. Vida #Thrum gave a
swimming party at bhs Seaside on
Thursday followed by a<supper served
under the hau tree. Their guests num-
bering about forty, afterwards enjoyed
the dance.
The regular Thursday night dance at
] the Seaside was made even more at
tractive than usual because of the
beautiful full moon. and was much en-
! livened by a number of college men
| representing Yale. Harvard and
| Princeton who gathered under one of
| the hau trees and gave their college
yells-in other words the dance was
bowling success IN several senses
of the word.
Frank Atherton and family will be
at Haleiwa for a month.
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Harry Macfarlane will. return from
Kauai, where he has been visiting the
Geo. H. Fairchilds. on Sunday His
many friends will be glad to welcome
him back.
Agent Meyer Of the Standard Oil Co. |
has a party of seven at the Haleiwa |
Hotel.
Fred Church is planning a masque-
rade ball at the Seaside about the first
of September and will give ample no
tice so that costumes may be prepar-
ed. One could not imagine a more at
tractive place for a bal masque than
the beautiful Seaside, where confetti /,
and other booths could be scattered
around the lawns Society will look Il
Coward to what will surely be the ,
social event of the year.
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James L. Cocoran, Princeton 80. a s
lassmate of John Waterhouse and '
rother of Garry Cocoran the fam y
us football player, who has been a 7
Missionary in China and was returning e
n the Mongolia, gave a dinner at the /
easide on Wednesday,, fourteen covers n
eng laid. His guests were fellow t
assengers on the ship. c
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The early part of August will be very e
Jerry at the Seaside. with three trans
orts. the Warren, Thomas and Logan,
Ne, together with the cruiser SQUAD y
IN. Tt will be like old times when
red Church had the Royal Hawaiian
nd military or naval hops ran for six :,
ghts running.
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Miss O'Brien gave a. swimming marty. -
flowed by a dance, to about forty of
r young friends at the Seaside on |
ednesday evening. p'
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Mrs. Gardener Wilder gave a pretty ne
nner at the Seaside on Thursday ne
ening, her guests being Mr.. and Mrs pa
aries Wilder, Lieut. and Mrs. Cush-
In and Miss Barnes.
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FRS. and Miss Dunbar, the mother mC
d sister Of Stewart Dunbar, will da
lch here on the Siberia on the 31st, rel
will take a cottage at the Seaside Mi
month or So The Dunbars will Ell
a decided acquisition to the social ga
fire
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'r. and Mrs. Louis Mendel and Miss Ho
ndel will arrive on the Siberia and acl
re engaged a cottage at the Seaside. pre-
Mendels, who are most charming
pie. are friends of Frank Winter, T
VIII remain in Honolulu for sew Co,
months. Mis-
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Lrs. Robert Halstead and Mrs. Lack Tbs
i are guests at Haleiwa for the ma
inner. Coo
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poi supper, in honor of the Misses Cas-
*, the two daughters of Judge She
TX, was given on Tuesday by Mr.. Ere
Mrs. j. r. Gait. The guests of free
Or, two charming girls who have a
/ visiting a short time in Honolulu, the
yed the affair immensely, it be- tall
something altogether novel to emf
n. They sailed for their home on Mr.
mainland on the following day, coul
ng the liner Mongolia. There were men
It's at the luncheon, in addition to
guests of honor. Miss Linda Schae-
Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Harriet N<Au
oh, Miss Edna Gum, Percival Gait,
1ackintosh, George Brown, Gustav uR
lefer and Messrs. Southick and IN
Ter, the latter two college friends mi
ercival Gait, who accompanied him
honolulu
the same evening a poi luncheon
given to number of the members
e younger set, who are having very
their own way during the vaca- Ar
season, by Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrey. 49,
guests at this supper included
IS Dagmar .Sorenson. Reatrice Lucy
e. Alice Cooke, Violet Damon, Elsa Web
efer, Messrs. Dement, Kennedy. tho
d Carter, Richard Cooke and the
Lowrey boys and George Fuller. just
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Gay saw the usual crowd at the brant
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