The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming are
vending their way eastward on their
honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker have
returned from their beautiful country
home at Waimea, Hawaii, Mrs. Gussie
Schmidt accompanying them, having
been their guest for several weeks.
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Judge and Mrs. Stanley, who are
famed for their hospitality, gave a
charming dinner at their home on Fort
street. The table decorations were in
yellow, the eenterpieees being com.
priced of yellow Marguerites and
maidenhair ferns. The four corners of
the table were decorated with handsome
eandelabra, the yellow shades making
most becoming light for the fair sex.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs George Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
ton-Brain, DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Forster, Lady Heron,
Miss Anna Danford, Miss Mamie Win
ston, Miss Kittie Stanley, Messrs.
Jameson ]. MacKinnon, Governor
Cleghorn, Mr.. James Cockburn and Mr..
David Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus are oe-
eupying the Give Davies bungalow on
Tantalus.
Phoebe and Elizabeth Carter gave a
most pleasant and enjoyable dance,
Friday evening,
Everyone interested in the Honolulu
Humane Society is cordially invited
to attend the meeting in the lounging
room of the Alexander Young Hotel,
Monday afternoon at clock
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Mrs. w. 0. Smith entertained at
luncheon at the Alexander Young
Hotel, in honor of her daughter, Mrs,
Harry Baldwin. The color scheme was
pink, the table being decorted in pink
carnations. The guest of honor was
must Accordingly clad in a pink prin-
eesse frock. Those present were Mrs.
Philip Andrews, Mrs. Edwin Paris,
Mrs. j. P. Cooke, Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs.
Ernest Mott Smith, Mrs. Alonzo Cart
ley and the Misses Hartwell, Irmgard
Schaefer and Lily Patty.
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Miss Allyn, who has been the guest |
of Mrs. Fred Angus, leaves for her
home in San Francisco, Monday. Miss
ALVIN was one of the bellies while the
Pacific fleet was in port, and will be
greatly missed by the host of friends
she has made during her too short stay |
in Honolulu.
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{ Mrs. Van Dine received, last week, |
the sad news of her brother S death
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Miss Grace Carroll is spending two |
weeks on Kauai, the guest of the Dew
erills.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Harry Cobb was
host at a bachelors supper given at
the Alexander Young.
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A most enjoyable luncheon was gwen |
on Thursday by Miss Margaret Castle
in honor of Miss Nora Swanzy. Each |
guest was presented with pink leis.
The decorations of the table were in
mink. Among those invited were Miss
Nora Swanzy, Miss Beatrice Castle,
Nora Sturgeon, Helen Girvin and Vera
Damon.
Mrs. Harold Hayselden and son, at
ter pleasant visit on Maui, are doml-
ciled at the MacDoralds.
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Mrs. Charles Cooke has proffered her
beautiful home on Beretania avenue |
to the managers of the Castle Home,
for a fair that will be held November
for the benefit of the little waits.
Mrs. z. K. Myers and Mrs. Frank
Richardson have the affair in hand, |
these two women with their host of
friends and their executive ability are
sure to make success of the under
taking. The following ladies will take
charge of the different booths: Mrs.
f. W. Peterson, ice cream; Mrs. Mars
ton Campbell, fancy work; Mrs. VIII
Iard Brown, chairman of the doll table;
Mrs. Arthur Wall, delieatessen table;
Mrs. John Dyer toy table.
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Mr. and Mrs. Brainerd Smith, after
a pleasant FIVE weeks outing at wal
kiki. have returned to their pretty