The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15

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was a great treat for the fortunate
few included in the Coopers' in
vitation. The party started about ten
in the morning, and after a pleasant
drive up the mountain side, arrived in
time for luncheon, when full justice was
done to the delicious repast. After a
thoroughly restful and enjoyable day
the guests returned to town in time for
dinner.
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Mr.. Walter Dillingham; will make a
flying business trip to Washington, D.
c., in connection with the Pearl Har-
Dor dredging contract Mr.. Dillingham;
will endeavor to return home in time
for the holiday season.
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Mrs. H. A. Field after a pleasant So
journ in Honolulu, will leave Monday,
on the transport Crook, for the Main
land.
Mrs A. S. Cunha and the Misses
Campbell were returning passengers on
the China
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6. Mrs.
Stanford Moses entertained at tea in
honor of Mrs r. Moses, who leaves
very shortly for the Coast. The Lieu
tenant Commanders home at the
Naval Station was transformed with
tropical plants and hanging baskets
and choice cut flowers Refreshments
were served on a beautifully appoint
ed table. The equipment of fine
linen, sparkling cut glass and glitter
ing silver added much to the beauty
of the affair Mrs Wrightson of Fort
Shafter poured tea at one end of the
table. while Mrs. Upham served de-
hcious and refreshing punch at the
other. 1t was almost exclusively an
Army and Navy affair and many
beautiful frocks were worn by the
pretty women present.
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Lieutenant Pardee returned on the
Sheridan and was given a hearty well
come by his numerous friends in this
city. This young officer is a great So
cial favorite and was missed by the |
smart set during his absence from Ho !
nolulu.
Tuesday night some of the officers |
of the e. s. Charleston and a number |
of the younger set enjoyed a most |
horseback ride to Moana- |
lua. The beautiful grounds of the |
Damon Estate. with their wealth of /
graceful palms, swaying in the moon /
light, and the abundance of tropical |
growth, lent a charm to the ride that |
viii long remain in the memory of |
those present. Mrs. William Cornwell |
acted as chaperone. the young people !
starting shortly after dinner. Miss |
Cooper added greatly to the enjoy /
ment of the evening by inviting the
horseback riders to her home, in Ma
noa Valley, where a delicious collation. |
was served. Among those present |
were Mrs. William Cornwell Miss !
Kenny Cation. Miss Ethel Spalding, /
Miss Alice Cooper. Miss Alice Spald- |
ing, Lieutenant Bowen. u. s. A.; /
Lieutenant Rodgers. from Fort Shat
ter; Dr. Ely of the Charleston. Mr.. |
Spreckels and Mr.. Stiles, the two lat /
ter officers being midshipmen from the
Z. s. s. Charleston.
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Baron and Baroness Koenig of Lon
don, England, are registered at the
Alexander Young Hotel and will re-
main for some time in the Islands.