The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15

E Burton Homes, the famous ~
lturer who has been here for some days
en- route to the Orient and who had al
Ionnortunity of renewing old friendship:
land forming many new ones, sails fol
the Far East next week by the Siberia
| Mrs. Ella Wheeler wilcox gave ar
| informal tea on the roof garden OF
| the Young Hotel on the day before hel
departure, and entertained few
| friends with "reminiscences of her par
tiaI trip around the world, relating the
many strange, wonderful and pleasant
experiences that came under her OBJ
servation. She expects to complete her
whole trip next year and will pass
through Honolulu On the way to the
Orient.
Those who were present to enjoy the
brilliant womans discourse were ex-
Governor and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Halves, Jr., DIR. and Mrs. Hum
phris, Mr. and Mrs. Gait, NJ. and Mrs.
J. c. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Swanzy.
Mr.. and Mrs l. L. McCandless, Mr..
and Mrs. James Monsarrat, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Langton, Mr. c. KimbaH,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Cunningham and Miss
Mamie winston
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Word has been received from DR..
Hoffman, that he and Mrs Hoffmann
expected to sail from New York for
Naples yesterday, taking passage on
the liner Konigen Luise. They will
arrive in Rome in time for Easter
week.
As AZ
= Mrs. Vincent Kitcat is the guest of
Mrs. Allan Herbert, who is fast re-
covering her health.
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Miss Schaefer entertained at tea on
Thursday afternoon for Miss Dough-
erty, her other guests being Mrs Phil
lips. Mrs Wall, Mrs. F. Smith, Miss
Rose and Mrs. F. Angus.
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Canon and Mrs. Macintosh are
travelling in Italy, and Miss Marie Won
Holt is in Dresden, with Mrs. Glade.
Invitations are out for a poi lunch
con to be given this afternoon by Mrs.
Falk in honor of Mrs j. F. C. Hagens.
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Mrs. Abrams. is at the Peninsula,
having taken the Clarence Macfarlane
place for a few weeks.
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A novel affair was that arranged for
last by Mrs. Harriet C. Cole
man and Miss Ermine Cross in honor
of Miss Florence Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregory and Miss Eleanor Greg
Dry, who have been spending the past
l,o hot to To-.
pan. This was a sightseeing party a.
the Eva plantation. the guests being
escorted about the mill and the process
of sugar making explained to them.
was served in the Eva kim
dergarten schoolroom, Miss Craig act
ing as hostess.
Those making up the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, Miss Eleanor
Gregory, Miss Florence Bartlett, Miss
Beatrice Castle, Mrs. H. c. Coleman, |
Miss Ermine Cross, Miss Mary Peck, |
Brinckerhoff, Mrs. w. D.
Westervelt, Messrs. George P. Castle, |
D. H. Palmer, w. T.. Castle and r. v.
Mitchell. |
Dr. and Mrs. Humphris are now
,uests at the Moana, having moved
o the beach from the Young yester-
lay.
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Captain E. V. Lyman of the trans
,ort Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
carter were the guests at dinner of
dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rhodes, Fri
lay evening, during the stay of the
transport in port.
AF a. ~ |
Miss Lady Macfarlane and Mrssd
,lifford High are on Kauai, the guests
f Mrs. George Fairchild. u.
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Many Honolulans will miss the Ohm
leads and Miss Jordan, who have
cen at the Seaside for some time and
Tho sail for the mainland on the
iongolia. The members of the party
romise to return to Honolulu for an
Their winter. ;
Mrs. H. c. Pfuger entertained at ,
ridge and tea at her pretty home on
street on Monday after ,
DON, the occasion being that of a
irthday affair. A large number of
er friends were the guests. II
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Black |
ian was the hostess at a very pretty
"a in her new bungalow. Among the {
uests during the afternoon were Mrs.
fist, Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy, Mrs. Kin
ey, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. a
ockburn, Mrs Kitcat, Miss Mist, q
Iiss Holmes and Miss Bullen. $
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Mrs. Walter F. Frear will be At {
lone this afternoon to the members f
f the Y. w. c. A. and their friends at 7
our o'clock. The reading for the af-
,rnoon will be Browning's Saul" ]
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There was a large and happy gath t
ring in the Methodist parsonage last I
light. when the pastor and Mrs. Crane
ntertained the congregation and their 5
lends The grounds were agiow with /
ectric lights. making a very inviting :
ppearance and enabling the young f
eople to enjoy games on the lawns. 8
he large reception parlors were taste
lily decorated and reflected much
-edit on those in charge of the ar
lngements. !
This is the first time Mr.. and Mrs. +.
rane have met the members of their
lurch in this manner. On former oc-
asions the Ladies Aid or some of
he other church societies have had
large.