The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-31


Maui
The German church was the scene of
very pretty wedding on Wednesday
evening, Miss Minna Won Berg becom-
| ing the bride of A. Schrieber, the nup-
tiaI knot being tied by Pastor Felmy.
| The bride was given away by her
| father, her bridesmaid being her sister,
Miss F'reda Won Berg, while Fred Asch
| assisted as best man. A reception
was held for Mr. and Mrs. Schrieber
after the ceremony at the residence Of
the brides parents on Union street.
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Governor and Mrs Carter are spend
ing the week at their, new villa, Kali
koo around Diamond Head this week
and Mrs. Carter will not be "at home
on Wednesday in consequence.
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Judge and Mrs. Stanley were hosts
which Mr. and Mrs Augustus knud-
sen Mr., and Mrs. r. de B. Layard. Mr..
and Mrs. LAM, Mrs. Eric Knudsen,
Miss Greenfield, Mr.. Greenfield and DR..
Wilkinson were present. The tables
We're richly decorated with nasturtium
blooms. During the evening bridge
and music We're enjoyed.
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Mrs. Swanzy, Mrs. Goodale. and Miss
Locke, are the guests of Mrs. James
Castle at Lac for a few days.
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Colonel and Mrs. George Macfarlane
are visiting at Wahiawa as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
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1t is rumored that one of the biggest
society events of the season is to come
off within the next few weeks in the |
shape of an elaborate military ball to |
be given by the officers of Camp Nc |
Kinley. The details of the affair have |
not as yet been definitely arranged but |
the matter is already being looked for
ward to.
The knights of Pythias will open
their new castle on Fort street on Fri
day night next with reception and
ball. This. function has been looked
forward to for some weeks, the Knights
having the reputation of doing things
well in the matter of their entertain-
ments. 1t is sad that the number OF
cards to be issued is to be limited.
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On Thursday evening an elaborate
bridge party was given by Mr.. and Mrs
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
the honors in which We're
Won by Mrs NJ. Philips and Mr.. Wa
errnan. Among the guests were Mr..
md Mrs. McCandless, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HaIstead.
Iajor and Mrs. Van yliet, Miss Water
nan and others. u
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The Prince and Princess Kawanana-
,oa are spending a few days at Waia-
ia.
dainty luncheon was given by Miss
Iadge McCandless on Thursday last h
t Waikiki, at which Miss Brown was
he guest of honor. The table decora-
ions were of roses, the particular sea-
enable flower at present. Among the
Dung ladies about the tables were
Kisses Elsa Schaefer, Violet Damon,
.shley, McStocker (2), May Kluegel
nd Winnie.
MISS Eleanor Terry, daughter of n
ear Admiral Terry, is visiting at Bal
more, Md.
NJ F. Prosser will leave for the
cast soon on a vacation trip of six
eeks. He will then return with Mrs.
rosser, who is visiting friends in Los I;
ngeles. Tonight Mr.. Prosser will be n
lie guest of honor at the University d
Tub at a dinner given him by his as N
'ciates on the House Committee, of III
hich executive body he has been n
lairman. III
The Advertiser would be glad to re- Ri
i've news notes of value to it's social j7
lumns from any one, known to the III
engagement as being responsible, and b
resident of this or any other island :.
the group. First-hand publication
invariably desired. Staff reporters r.
nnot be everywhere and a paper
hich treats social news with proper -
lness, must count on the assistance
its friends. ALI communications
ii be treated as confidential, so far J
the sender's name is concerned.
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On Saturday, Mrs. F. L. Gibson and -
rs. L. j. Warren entertained in
finally at their home in honor of
rs. j. B. Warren of Berkeley, Cal, A
commemoration of her birthday |
ISIS Clark assisted in the entertain
8 Of the guests by several beautiful
Iections on the piano. Among those
esent were Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney, Mrs b
B. Judd, Mrs. G.. II. Hosmer, Mrs
D. Heapy, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;,
RS. Clemmence, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs
ARK, Mrs. W. L. Hopper.
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tation is in the hands of Harry
mitage.
new suit has been brought by the A.
rritory against Arthur NJ. Brown to
mpel him to execute a lease Of 49, ce
acres of land in Hamakua, Hawaii, or
bought at auction by his agent in
b for a yearly rental of $3.50. be
The American-Hawaiian Steamship nv
:, it is reported, viii place it's new 20.