The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27


a set of valuable books. Among the
ladies present were Mrs William Love
Mrs. Moore, Miss Parke, Mrs. Arthur
Wall, Mrs. HOwatt, Mrs. Ernest Wa.
terhouse, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Won
Holt, Miss Dietz, Mrs. Tom Wall and
many others.
Mrs. Bottomley is the guest of Mrs.
LewtOn- Braine at Haleiwa Both wo.
men are enjoying an outing at this
popular resort.
Friday afternoon Mrs lOrmond Wall
was hostess at an impromptu bridge
tea. The guests, after participating in
dainty refreshments Among those
present were Mrs. Sam Peck, Miss Irm :
gard Schaefer. Mrs Lewis Turner of
Hilo, Mrs. Theodore Lansing, Miss
Peck, Mrs. Erdman Baldwin and Mrs.
Peek.
Mr.. Schultze, who has been so i'll. is
rapidly recovering.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Marks have
arrived in Europe-their arrival being
in the nature of family reunion, Mrs.
Marks mother and three sisters hav.
ing taken up a permanent residence on
the other side of the pond.
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Honolulu will welcome the DR.. Wal
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ant visit in Europe. Mrs. Hoffman, is
one of the most popular matrons in Ho-
nolulu.
Mr.. A. NJ. Brown anticipates join
ing Mrs. Brown, who is visiting on the
mainland.
Miss Madeline Dowsett of Honolulu
was married in East Oakland to Mr.
Lee Forman Lucas of Fresno. Miss
Madeline is member of the prominent
Honolulu Dowsetts.
Mrs. Gardner Wilder and her sister,
Miss Barnes, are touring the Yosemite
Valley.
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The Joseph Schwartzs are comfort
ably settled in one of the Seaside cot
tages.
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Consul Ralph Forster and family are
having a most pleasant outing at the
Cooper bungalow on Tantalus.
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Mrs. Arthur Wilder, much to her
friends relief, is recovering from her
very serious illness. She has been cared
for in the German hospital and expects
to leave for the south in charge of a
trained nurse.
Miss Jaeger is looking prettier than
ever after her six months trip to Vic
toria.
Mrs James A. McCandless gave an
elaborate luncheon for Mrs. Philip An
drews, who is being so extensively en-
tertained by her many friends in HO
nolulu.
Miss Cordelia Walker was the hostess
of a pretty luncheon on Monday given
in honor of Mrs. Philip Andrews. The
guests included Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs. |
Charles B. Cooper, Mrs. Ernest Mott |
Smith, Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. Kle-
balm, Mrs. Sam G.. Wilder, Misses Lilly |
Patty, Nell Alexander and Margaret |
Walker.
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Mr. Henry Wiehman, who has been !
in Europe and America for |
the past year, returns to Hawaii on !
October II. Mr.. Wichman will be vel |
coined by a host of friends.
Miss Sargent returned yesterday |
from Hawaii and will be the guest of /
Misses Helen and Alice Macfarlane at !
Ahuimanu.
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All the society bellies and debutantes !
are busy making and designing gypsy |
costumes for the coming encafnpment. |
The Moana is perfectly adapted for
such a fete as the Humane Society |
propose giving. Admittance to the |!
grounds will be free, a small admission |
IF fifty cents being charged for the |
dancing, the large dining to be |
for that purpose. Mrs. Mary
Gum is planning a live-doll show |
Eighteen young girls will take part |
and everything will be in pantomime |
We all know from past experience that !