The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21

! for all sorts of exercise. because they
/ love the sport, but there is also a
/ class that takes exercise with as little
! pleasure as the small boy takes med1-
! cine. There are several society leaders
who are even foregoing their automo-
| bifes on their shopping expeditions. It's
| a vain world, my masters, but not d
lazy one. as anyone who really knows
/ will tell you.
| Mrs. Partridge was the hostess of a
charming luncheon at the Hawaiian
| Hotel on Tuesday, the guests enjoying
themselves at the bridge tables during
the afternoon. Among those present
were Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs.
Renton, Mrs Schmidt, Mrs. Emmett
May. Mrs. Clifford High, Mrs. Hane-
berg. Mrs. Robertson, the Misses Nc
! Intyre.
| Rooms have been engaged at the
Moana for Admiral and Mrs. Tom
Stevens, who will arrive here on the
27th from Vancouver.
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| Mrs. William Cornwell is still suffer
ing from the effects of fall from her
horse, which occurred early in the
week. She is now at Vida Villa.
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Hawaii Herald.-It was happy pic
mic party that responded to the inVi-
tation of Mrs. w. H. ShipmanS on
Monday morning, to spend a day In
Mahogany forest. No more ideal spot
Icould be selected in Hawaii than
iwhere the natural green carpet IS
studded with clusters of tree ferns and
shaded by the koa monarchs of the
forest And no more ideal hostesses
could be found than Mrs. Shipman
and her daughters, Miss Clara, Miss
Carrie, Miss Florence and Miss Mar
garet.
Walking and romping in the woods
soon gave an appetite to all, and more
than ample justice was done to the
feast that was spread upon prettiiy
decorated car that served as a table
Every delicacy that the island of Ha-
wall can produce was there in album
dance from pig to peaches, from ku-
kui to cocoanut cake, and with suit
able beverages agreeable to each taste.
The picnic was given in honor of
Mrs. J. A. Scott, who was visiting Mrs.
Shipman. The other guests were: Mrs.
Carrie Robinson, Alvah Scott, Miss
Margaret Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Terry, Miss May Belle Shields, Miss
Falkenberg, Miss J. Lawrence, Miss
F. A Ambrose, Miss Alice Hastings,
r. Verne Mitchell, Irwin Scott,
Herbert Shipman, D. Lycurgus, and
last, but by no means least, Cowboy
Jim. the hero of the day, who has
lassoed and caught four goats at one
throw of the lariat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cohen will depart i
on the Alameda for their annual trip; |
Mr.. Cohen to secure a first-class the !
atrical troupe for the winter season, |
and Mrs. Cohen to visit her friends and |
relatives.
Mrs. Jerome Arendt, of Waipahu, en- |
tertained at the weeks end two young |
ladies from Punahou College, Miss
Ueche and Miss Myra Stevens.
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Miss Dora E. Plagemann of San
Francisco is a guest at the home of
Mrs. A. Hooking. Miss Piagemann is
chum and college classmate of Miss
Hazel Hoffman.
Miss Mary E. Snyder, formerly of
Honolulu, is now in England after a
tour through Spain.
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Miss Lucas, formerly of the Priory
school, is now spending the summer
with her parents in the Santa Cruz
Mrs. ]. c. Cohen, who expects to
sail on the Alameda, gave a pedro
party in the drawing rooms of the
Young Hotel, at which Mrs. Arthur
Soule won the first prize, a handsome
solid brass beer stein. Miss Rosina h
Green won the second prize, a land
scape oil painting, and Miss Nina
Craig took the third prize, framed
picture.
Among those present were Mrs.
Charlie Chillingworth, Mrs. Jules Levy,
Mrs. ]. f. Morgan, Mrs. Arthur Soule,
Miss Adele Morgan, Mrs. William !
Heilbron, Mrs. T. A. Simpson, Miss &
Nina Craig. Mrs. Jerome Arendt, Miss
Hazel Hebron, Miss AiIeen Simpson.
Miss Rosina Green and Mrs. George :
Martin.
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Miss Josephine Cohn will sail for t
Honolulu on Saturday, July 18th, on ]
he steamer Alameda. She intended