The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-29

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Island yard thirty days prior to his
retirement, in accordance with the
usual custom The department will
comply with his request in the event
of having an officer available to re-
lieve him in this very important as
signment. SO that it is very probable
that he and Mrs Lyon will leave the
yard within few weeks. The latter
will sail direct for Honolulu. where
they were stationed before coming to
Mare Island and where they are both
very popular. Rear Admiral Lyon will
| probably go East for a short trip and
viii later join Mrs. Lyon at Honolulu,
where they will be near their SON.
Examiner.
marriage of much interest to Ho-
nolulans took place on Wednesday last
at the American Consulate in Winni
peg, Manitoba. when Miss Katydid
Jones became the bride of Judge S. B.
Kingsbury. of Honolulu. The bride
has a large number of Honolulu
friends. having stopped off here on her |
way from the Orient as the guest of
Mrs l. Tenney Peck. spending some
time in the city. Judge Kingsbury is
d
ritory. the senior member of the Ho-
noIulu firm of Kingsbury & Kellogg.
Only the immediate friends of the |
couple were present at the wedding. |
the bride being given away by her |
brother, Dr. j. e. Jones. the American /
Consul in the Manitoba capital After |
a wedding Journey through the United /
States. Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury will /
coi 1inr
Francisco on the Manchuria on Oc- /
tober "a.
An enjoyable whist party, at which |
Mrs Carl Widemann was the guest |
of honor. was given on Monday by
Mrs. c. L. Wight. Guests to make up
four tables had been invited and de-
cidedly pleasant afternoon was spent
over the cards. Those present were /
Mrs. widemann, Mrs. George Carter, |
Mrs Gum, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. E. F. T
Bishop, Mrs. Cushnan, Mrs. Alice
Mrs E. D. Tenney, Mrs. Her I
bert. Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs. ]. NJ. /
Dowsett, Mrs. Charles T. Wilder. Mrs
e. p. Low and Mrs. George Porter.
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Mr. r. H Trent entertained Revs. z
J. w. Wadman and D. w Crane, the 4
new Methodist pastor. at luncheon at
the Commercial Club on Thursday last.
There was number Of invited guests,
prominent members of the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
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Rev. John w. Wadman has removed
from the Methodist parsonage. in or
der to make room for the new pastor,
to 727 Kinau street, between Alapai
and Kapiolani. and on the mauka side
Of street.
Mrs. Cushman. the wife of Lieuten-
ant Cushman of the Navy, who has
been at the Seaside for some weeks.d
expects to leave on the transport
Logan on Oct. 5th, to meet her hus-
band who is in the battleship squad
on.
Thomas O'Dowda and family, from
eva plantation. have taken a cottage
1t the Seaside, where they will be for
/ month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Rawlins,
Who have been visiting in New Eng
and for some months. will return
shortly and have engaged the Harry
Aacfarlane cottage at Waikiki.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Dutton will
arrive on the next steamer and have
aiken the Longworth cottage at the
seaside for six months The Harry Il
dacfarianes will live with them. 1t is
said that the buttons will bring
mil 1
hem.
A hop will be given the fore part
# the week at the Seaside for the
Ulcers of the Condor. As soon as a
late convenient to them is ascertained,
he dance will be advertised in this
'aper.
On Thursday or Friday the transport E
logan will reach here from Manila s
With the Thirteenth Infantry on board
most who have been here for
!. few years will remember the merry
9Th when they We're entertained at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel. This regiment n
will probably be here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Schu1tze gave
large supper and dance last night for
he captain and officers of the German
ruiser Condor.
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One of the most enjoyable social &
of the season was held at 3
he house of Joseph Gilman last even Z
ag, in honor of the birthday of Miss
florence Yarrow. 1t was in the form Fl
( a surprise party, given by the mem II
ers of the Christian Endeavor Society
Central Union church. The mem
ers of the society turned out in full
orce, besides several friends from the II
'pworth League and Christian church. te
here were over forty present. After
most enjoyable evening, a silver
urse containing fifty dollars was pre- a,
snted to Miss Yarrow by the president ii
f the society as a token of their es- r,
.em and friendship. -,
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The Literary Circle of the Kilohana ),
TT League Tor the coming year will =
J under the management of Mrs. L. L.
tsCtanf1ieSS whose literary taste 10 we'll