The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-06
SOCIETY

Miss Edith Bayer viii leave for the
Coast on the Manchuria today. where
she will reside permanently.
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Mrs. Raymond was the guest Of
honor at a tea given on Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Charles Wilder.
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At the Roman Catholic cathedral on
Wednesday evening, Father Stephen
performed the ceremony uniting Miss
Rosie yieira and V. Fernandez in
marriage, the cathedral being well fill
ed with the friends of the bride and
groom. Music for the occasion was
furnished by the cathedral choir. Mr..
and Mrs Fernandez are spending their
hoyenmoon at Haleiwa.
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Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith will be
guest of honor at large luncheon to
be given at the Fairnont by Miss
Marion Zelle. The marriage of Miss
Hyde-Smith and Mr.. Dillingham; of
Honolulu, whose enga cement has just
been announced, will be an event of
the coming season. 1t was during her
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin in Homo
lulu that. the young people met, and
Miss Hyde-Smith is eager to have Miss
Helene Irwin rearrange her plans for
an Eastern winter in order to be pres
ent at her wedding.-Chronicle.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Deering are
again at their home on Broderick
street They had delightful time in
Yellowstone Park and Canada, where
they spent a portion of the summer.
Since returning they have been at
Mountain View, on their ranch, occa-
sionally Mrs NJ. NJ. Estee, Mrs. Deer
ing's mother, is at a private hotel on
this side for the winter. Last season
she spent in Alameda.-Chi onicle.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Constabel were |
among those who returned on the |
Korea. They have been spending the |!
past six months in Germany.
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Mrs. H. A. Isenberg and, Ger sons /
Rudolph and Alexander, who Nave been
abroad for some months, are back in /
Honolulu.
f. K. Howard returned to town last I
week. being among the many promi-
nent persons who chose the Korea to /
bring them to Honolulu. Mr.. Howard i
will soon be able to throw open the
he is having built at the head 4
of Kewalo street, which is to be one 4
of the splendid homes of the city.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. R .Bergin, of Vladi-
vostok Siberia, for the wedding of
their friend, Miss Barbara Crabb, the
daughter Jof Mrs. Richard Crabb, of
to James A. Low, formerly
of the Honolulu plantation.
The wedding is to take place on Oc-
tober 10.
Miss George Spieker has gone to
Honolulu for some weeks stay and
writes, like all san Franciscans, enthu-
siastic accounts home of the joys of
the suburb She is the guest of the
at present, but will go to
other friends before turning homeward.
Shortly after her return she and her
mother, with Miss Meta Breckenfeld,
will leave San Francisco for New York,
where they plan to spend the greatest
part of the winter.-Cail.
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Much entertaining will be done in the
near future for Miss Margaret Hyde
Smith, who since her engagement was
announced a few days ago naturally
has the center of the social stage. The
irst of the lunches and dinners to be
given in her honor will be on Thurs +
lay next, when Miss Marion Zelle will II
Miss Hyde-Smith and about &
/ dozen of their friends at luncheon
1t the Fairmont Hotel. This Is about u
he first affair of its kind this season
md at it will be several society girls
Who are not yet out Miss Zelle her
elf among them.-Call.
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Henry Ware Lyon Jr. will arrive in
he city from Manila this week and
70 to his parents at Mare Island,
where he will remain during the rest
f Admiral Lyons stay at the yard.
drs. Lyon VIII sail for Honolulu on
october 8, accompanied by her son.
hey will be followed in. December by
admiral Lyon, whom business will
axe to Boston Immediately after his
etirement for month Or two. While
here he will be the guest of his sis
er, Mrs. Oliver Bachelor, who visited
he Lyons at Mare Island last year.
ADMIRAL and Mrs. Lyon will probably &
lake their home in Honolulu for some 81
ears.-Examiner. =