The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
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was presented with many floral offer
fngs and was covered with leis as she
boarded the liner. Mrs. Robson will
spend a short time in San Francisco
and Los Angeles, going then TO Den
yer and on TO New York. From there
she will return to Honolulu. going
around the world.
Mrs. Pfotenhauer returned on We'd
nesday from q three weeks visit on
Maui.
1mrs. J. r. Gait gave a poi luncheon
on Friday for her sister, Mrs. Gre
hore, at which sixteen covers were
laid. The affairs was a jolly one and
enjoyed most thoroughly. The guests
were Mrs. Crehore, Mrs. Layard, Mrs.
Walter Frear. Mrs. Alex. Scott, Mrs.
D. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. George
Cooke, Mrs. Hoffman,, Mrs. F. A. Nc
Neill. Miss Margaret Hopper, Miss
Mckinley, Miss Cordelia Carter, Mrs.
wilmington, Mrs. Charles Wight and
Mrs. Alfred Carter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Arendt, Of
Waipahu, celebrated their tin wedding
last Saturday night by giving an
elaborate pedro party to large num-
Der of their friends. A special car
from Honolulu was engaged to run to
and from Waipahu for the convenience
of the guests and it was not needed to
return home until very late hour.
Their cosy bungalow was decorated
with Japanese lanterns, which were
also strung among all the trees sur
rounding it, the pretty light of which
could be seen for blocks.
The interior of the house was befit-
tingly ornamented with tin foil and
tin shavings, and the idea carried out
thoroughly in table decorations and
prizes. A special music was arranged
for the evening and a light repast end
ed a very enjoyable night.
The first lady's prize was won by
Mrs. J.. M. Levy and the 1ady's con-
by Miss Nellie Fritzmaurice
The first gentleman's prize went to E.
NJ Scoville, gentleman's consolation
being won by Louis Abrams.
The invited guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Cohen,
Miss Adele Morgan, Miss Nellie Fritz
Roscoe Perkins, Mrs. Will
lam Green, Miss Rosina Green. Cap
tain and Mrs. Soule, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Levy, Mrs. Fanny Zeave, Will
lam Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crane, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lucas, Ralph |
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Scoville, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Under, Mr.. McGettigan, |
Theodore Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. w. |
Todd, Chas. Hall, Mrs. Arendt and |
others.
Midshipman Ellis Lando who has |
,een the guest of honor at several din
Ter parties since his return here a |
week ago, received the following orders
N Friday: Take passage on the I
transport Sherman. sailing from San
francisco March 9Th, upon her arrival
It Honolulu, for Cavite station and re-
'ort to senior officer present for duty
float. Written orders follow" Mid
hipman j. lido is a graduate of the
honolulu nigh School, subsequently
raduating from the Naval Academy
It Annapolis, and is now beginning his
avail career. He will be absent from
honolulu about three years.
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Mrs. George Ross will receive on the
rst Monday in the month at the resi-
ence of Mrs. Robert L.isflman 1A45
1eeaumoku street.
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The following ladies formed the COM
nittee for taking cheer to the Learn
Home, the Queens Hcgpical and to the
lex Chinese IN the city for the year
asst: Mrs. Augur, Mrs. Bottomley.
IRIS. c. j. Campbell, Miss Cation, Miss
'ictoria Jordan, Mrs. Kong, Mrs. Har-
y Macfarlane, Mrs. Mist, Mrs. w. T..
oper, Mrs. r. M. SWanzy, Mrs p A.
Vail, Mrs. Oleson. Mrs. i. H. Hum.
hris.
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AS event of interest to a number OF
eople in Hawaii took place at Dow
r, England, when Lieu4enant H. L.
Wilcox, r. N, son OF Commander
colt Wilcox, r. N, was married to