The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-19

Job, Mr.. James Wilder. Jobs wife
Miss Susan Clark; the comforters
Eiichaz. Mrs, Au gustus Knudsen
BiIdad. Mrs. MacNein; Tophar, Ms.
Maael Dean; Elihu. Miss Anna Tuck
err and four messengers.
The engagement OF Miss Daisy Tod,
TO William Ragsdale of Hilo has beer
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alfred Magoon an,
one of the children may leave fol
their Kona residence next week.
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Arthur Wall will sing the solo par
of Dudley Bucks Christ the Victor.
at Central Union church this evening
Mrs. ingalls, viii play a composition
by Wieniawaskf and there will be a
large chorus to sing with Mr.. Wall
Mrs. Mackall will sing 'Hosanna."
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Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond has made
many warm friends during her sojourn
here and will be missed by them whea
she departs for the Coast on Tues
day.
Judge A. S. Humphreys and family
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Alfred Magoon since the arrival of
Mrs. Humphreys and the children
from the Coast the other day. Their
plans for the future are not complete,
but there is a possibility they will
secure furnished house on upper Nu-
uanu avenue until their own is re-
built.
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Mrs. WiddifieId, a former resident
of Honolulu. and lately stopping with
her daughter. Mrs. Baird, in Hilo, will
be the guest of Mrs. Harry Lewis,
Waikiki. for the next few weeks
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Randolph, son of Mr. and Mrs
James Scott. formerly of KiFIei, and
now of Formosa. recently received a
prize in the school in Hongkong for
For a time the lad was a
pupil at Punahou and with his mother
resided in College Hills. Mr.. Scott is
the erection of sugar milia
n Formosa.
1lS VI MIS-. NTdTuiISF ".
Wilder to Leland Stanford CONFESS
was announced yesterday
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Captain and Mrs. Niblack, formerly
IF this station, are now domiciled on
he old Santee at Annapolis. Captain
Niblack few years ago was in |
.harge of the lighthouse service in this
Territory. |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigelow will |
cave soon for the Coast to reside pea
nanently. It is understood this move
s made owing to Mr.. Bigelow's |
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Grinbaum, who
ave spent several months here, will |
cave for the Coast on the Korea. Mr.. |
irinbaum is one Of the old school of
honolulu merchants who established /
house here in the days when "busi-
Tess was business" and he is now en-
Dying the results.
Mrs. George FairchiId of Kauai, an
enthusiastic autoist, will be missed
rom Honolulu society after her de-
arturo for her Kauai home next
reek She has spent the last three
weeks here very pleasantly.
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Mrs. E. NJ Watson, who will return
rom Visalia in three months has been
aving an enjoyable time with her
arents there. She has been the guest
f honor at many functions and teas
nd has been enthusiastically received
v old friends.
Mrs. C. B. Wood and daughter spent
he lenten season in Rome. The Hoff-
1anns were also there.
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Mr.. Litchfield, who was SO seriously
ljured some months ago by peing run
own by an auto, is improving in
ealth at Santa Cruz, California.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gait entertained Mr..
nd Mrs Strong at the Country Club
tst Thursday.
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The Sherman brought back to Ho-
,luIu society Mrs. Dunning, wife Of
[ajor Dunning of Fort Shafter, after
vacation spent on the Coast.
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Mrs Walter Scott will leave town
ext week. sailing for Hawaii, where
lie plans to spend three months. Mrs
,ott during her visit to the islands
i'll be the guest of old friends Who'll
vn a magnificent ranch near Hono>
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