The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-07
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surely not wholly good; probably not
wholly bad. They appear to me Of
pleasant disposition, fond of their fam
| lilies, industrious, kindly and loyal.
| I am told they are mercenary, often
| cruel; when a man loses his money he
| loses their affection. l do not know;
| they have not impressed me thus. |
am acquainted with some very devoted
! wives and mothers. Perhaps not al
ways the wisest devotion, but are there
not a few foolish haole mothers and
| wives? And I am inclined to believe
| their faults in general are due no more
to the Hawaiian lack of uprightness
than to the haole lack of uprightness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. RhodeS<Will
entertain at dinner this evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Robert.
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In the theatrical cast of a benefit
performance in San Francisco at the
Central Theater the name of Allan
Dunn appears in a leading role.
DR.. Emma Carson and Mrs. J. c.
Cohen were guests of Mrs. 1. Ruben
stein at luncheon at Ainahau on
Thursday.
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Mrs. Robert Hind and FdaGghters,
who spent nearly all of MaYeh in the
city, have returned to theft home on
Hawaii.
The engagement is announced in
San Francisco of Lillian Brechemin of
San Francisco to DIR. David Fl. M. Gill
lespie of New York. Miss Brechemin
is sister Of Surgeon Brechemin, U. S.
A, who was here with his bride dur
ing the time the Sheridan was on the
reef.
DR.. Emma Carson, resident of
Avalon, Catalina Island, who came on
the Ohio, spent a week at Haleiwa and
is now at the Young.
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Mrs. Helen A. Chase, one of the
well-known society and club women
of San Francisco, who has been a
guest at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for
the past two months, will leave on the
S. S. Ventura. Mrs. Chase declares
herself very much in love with the is
lands. She says, 1--WE run off to Europe
or the East looking for rest and beau
ty, year after year, with never a |
.tiiouSuI O1 ILLS Curious TdTdOlS6 OI
the Pacific, which can be reached with |
infinitely less trouble and expense. |
know the ideas of most Eastern peo-
pie, and of many Californians, are as
vague as mine were, regarding the |
comforts and beauties to be found |
here. You may be assured that I shall |
spare no trouble to let my friends |
know that a visit to these islands |
would always be very much worth |
while. / have travelled a great deal /
but have never found anything more |
wonderful than your mountain forma-
lions and the eolor.ngs are certainly
unsurpassed anywhere. I am charmed |
with it all and shall certainly try my
best to come here very often"
Mrs. Chase had for several years
been member of the Board of the |
State Federation of Womans Clubs of |
California, and she was one of a few
energetic women who worked to Sc
cure to San Francisco the juvenile
court which has proved such a bless
ing to the younger class of offenders
against the law. She is also corre-
spondent for several Eastern newspa-
pers.
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The Young is growing in popularity
as resort Tor the people who enjoy
at a small and eagiy''
On Friday night Bruce Cartwright ST.,
was host at delightful affair of this
character when he entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Jamie Wilder, Miss Marian Scott
and his son Bruce, Junior.
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Mrs. Mary Hawkins of Honolulu and
William L. Howell of San Francisco,
,11a1 ~iad Mo-
Father James officiating. Mr.. Howell,
who has been connected with the
Morse detective agency in San Fran
cisco, will remain in Hawaii.
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On Thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Dodge entertained about TWEEN
ty-five of their friends at another of
the unique teas they have been giving
IN their cottage adjoining the Engle-
side. The chief interest was in the
where Mr.. Dodge explain