The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-24

{ Mrs. Craw, Alec. Morrison, Inos. NO.
| Ian, r. Brolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. MO-
| rasky, Mrs J. Duggan, Mr.. and Mrs.
| G FL. Raven, Miss O'Brien, of san
Francisco: Miss Helen Mccarthy, MT
and Mrs. Carl Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Davis.
Gen. A. S. Hartwell gave dinner
at the University Club on Wednesday
night in honor of Colonel HAYES. The
other guests were Gen. De Witt (re-
tired, late Surgeon Gen. of the u. s.;
Senator C. H. Dickey, DR.. N. B.
Emerson and John w. Frances. All
had fought in the Civil War, three
having been at the battle of Shiloh. It
was an unusually pleasant occasion.
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Among the guests at the hotels who
have registered during the past week
are:
Royal Hawaiian-A. V. Wandell, Co
dorado Springs; Jas. D. Bowling, Ka-
huku; Mrs. M. M. Kelly, Los Angeles;
Scott B. Wilson, London: vii! P.
Thomas, Maunawai: w. T. Walker.
Ooka1a, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hasel-
tine. Portland; Robert Abrams, Miss
Mildred Abrams, Seattle; B. e. Bee
man, Los Angeles
Moana-Howard M. hammers, L. L.
Goodhouse, Isaac L. Cockett, West
Point; Miss Mary A Steinmeyer, Los
Angeles; Geo. Meiklejohn, Devils
Lake, N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.. Teas
dale, Edward B. Teasdale, ST. Louis;
E. E. Smith, Troy, N. Y, w. c. Reib-
ling, Manila; Mrs. L. r. Harris, Los
Angeles; Miss C. B. Lockgrove, San
Francisco; Mrs. A. Berger, Texas; Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Parker, Minneapolis;
J. A. Crandell, Monrovia: w. P. Hill
man, San Francisco; c. D. Bostworth
L. H. Davis, Duluth.
Alexander Young-D. M. Hoffman
and family, Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs. D.
F. Webster, San Francisco; N. C. Will
fong, Hilo; W. Fl. Rice, Lihue; Mrs.
M. ]. McDermott, San Pedro: B. D.
Baldwin, Kauai; E. S. Hine, Shang-
hal; w M. Speyer, San Francisco;
Lee A. Mcconnell and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Johnson, Aiea; Mrs. w. B.
Thomas, Wahiawa; c. B. Wells, Wal
1uku; C. A. Macdonald, Lahainaluna;
H H Renton, Kohala, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Daley, Chicago.
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Thomas Adamson, now of Cedar
town, Georgia, who was at one time
the American Consul of Hawaii, and
who will be remembered by many,
sends through Secretary Wood, of the
Promotion Committee, his cordial alO-
ha nui to such of his old friends as
are still in Honolulu. In a letter to
Mr. no hoy 1xxTox
retained lively recollection of the
delights of Honolulu and of my many
friends there Mr.. Adamson is an
old friend of Admiral Very.
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Mrs. Weatherred and Miss Edith
Chase, members of the Western Tours
party of tourists, did not accompany
the rest of their party on the Alameda
on Tuesday, but will remain in Homo
lulu until the sailing of the Ventura.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss
Hines of Los Angeles, who arrived
here with the Los Angeles Chamber Of
Commerce excursion, are still the
guests of the Hawaiian Hotel, max
ing up their minds at the last minute
to stay in Honolulu for some time
longer. They will sail OH the S. S.
Korea.
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I Mrs. T. P. Burk and son leave this
week for Hilo, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich |
ardson.
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The engagement of Miss Dollfe |
MoSSman of HonoIJ1Iu to Donnie |
of Kauai, has been an
nounced.
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DR.. J. c. Cole and Mrs. Cole, of Los |
were entertained at dinner |