The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-01

Mrs. S F ChiIlingworth, Mrs. j. C.
Lorenzen, Mrs. K. r. G.. Wallace, Mrs.
\. c. Dowsett, Mrs. G.. A. Dowsett,
Mrs. J. E. Conrad, Mrs. c. j. Holt,
Mrs. Jas H. Boyd, Mrs. Harry E.
Murray, Mrs. G. W. Lucas. Miss Hilda
Robertson and Miss Irene Boyd
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Secretary Mott-Smith is back in
town after his vacation trip on Hawaii,
where he was the guest of Mr.. Carter
at the Parker ranch. He returned
fresh and reinvigorated enough to pull
off golf tourney at the Country Club
after watching the Floral Parade.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox will be the
guest of honor at a March meeting of
the Kilohana Art League, at which the
Dramatic Circle will present art YER
sus Cupid" one of the clever play1ets
written by that gifted authoress. Mrs.
F. H. Humphris, whose success in the
Dolly Dialogue is so fresh in the
minds of everyone, will take the lead
ing role and Miss Ruth harrington will
enact the part of Cupid, who sets the
tangle into which a maiden with artis-
tic warnings enmeshes herself. The
play is one of Mrs. Wilcoxs cleverest
bits of writing and the presentation is
being looked forward to.
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The marriage of Miss Margaret
Hyde-Smith to Harold Dillingham;,
which took place last Monday at the
home of the brides parents at the
Coast, was one of the leading society
%ha CaI
MAN capital. Only cabled announce
ment of the event has as yet been re-
ceived here, but the next files will
doubtless contain full accounts of the
event Mr. and Mrs. Dillingham; will
spend a few weeks in California on
their honeymoon and will then return
to Honolulu to make their home here.
During the days that elapsed after the
arrival of the Dillingham; boys on the
Coast and the day of the wedding, the
young couple were much entertained.
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Ellie Wheeler Wilcox has been the
center of much entertaining during the
past week, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy
and Mrs. George R. Carter having Civ
en- lunches in her honor, while she has
been. received by Queen LiliuokaIani.
At the Opera House on Thursday
night, she and Mr.. Wilcox occupied
one of the boxes with other guests Of
Mrs. William NJ. Graham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Buchanan Of
Vancouver, who have been visiting Mr..
Buchanan's aunt, Mrs. Buchanan, and
his cousins here. returned BY the China
yesterday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. White of Haiku
and their infant sailed by the China
yesterday for visit with Mrs. Whites
relatives in Berkeley. Mr.. White is an
extensive pineapple grower at Haiku,
and has carried on large number of
important experiments in diversified
farming.
Mr.. Hugo Abrahamson, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gartenberg,
sailed for San Francisco yesterday by
the China.
The last Gayety Club dance of the
season takes place tomorrow evening
with Miss Helene Irwin as hostess.
The beautiful Irwin home on Washing
ton street is especially adapted for
large affair of this kind, being arrang-
ed with a diningroom, ballroom and
apart from the rest of
the house. The ballroom, which is
paneled in peach-colored tapestry, fur
nishes an exquisite background for the |
handsome gowns of the guests. The |
of this exclusive little club
are Mrs. James Potter Langhorne. Mrs |
L. F. Monteagle. Mrs. Wakefield Bak- |
er and Mrs. George [Moore.-Chronicle, |
February II. /
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Rev. r. A. Buchanan and wife of I
sailed by the China yesterday /!
for an extensive visit in the states. /
Mr.. Buchanan has been pastor of the I
Kohala Foreign church for some time I
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Golinsky sailed by
the China yesterday after a visit of
several weeks here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mamie Phillips.
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DIR. Walter Hoffman, sailed by the /
China yesterday to join Mrs. Hoffman, |
in Chicago Thence they will go to |