The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-04

| full home, +" is an appropriate name for
this well-patronized caravansary, for,
with its beautiful interior and spacious
| lanais. the place gives one feeling of
rest and comfort. A number of the
guests. who are enthusiastic golfers,
participated in this popular game, the
green's at Haleiwa being in excellent
condition. A dip was taken in the
briny deep just before the dinner hour,
that repast being served in the pri-
vate dining-room, the table being one
mass of pink oleanders and maidenhair
fern The Haleiwa quintet club fur
nished music and after dinner dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour. The
guests returned to Honolulu Saturday
morning by special train. Among the
guests to enjoy Mr.. Dillingham's hos
pitality were Major and Mrs. McKin-
stry, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maefarlane,
Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies, Mrs.
Gerrit p. Wilder, Mrs. John s. Walker,
Mr.. George P. Denison and Doctor L.
Z. Cofer.
The townfelk who have been staying
a little longer than usual in the coun-
try are commencing to come back to
Honolulu, and great preparations are
being planned for the entertainment
of the Pacific feet. Several dances
are to be given at private homes, and
dinners and bridge parties win be
given galore.
Mr.. Jack Atkinson who has been con-
fined TO his home at Waikiki, with
bronchitis, is about town today.
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Mrs. Charles Cooper has been enter
tanning Mrs. Upham as her guest for
the last week. Mrs. Upham will return
to the Pleasanton on the arrival of the
Pacific fleet, where she will be joined
by Lieut. Commander Upham.
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At the Church of the Advent in East
Oakland, the marriage of Miss Madeline
Dowsett, daughter of Mrs. Harriet
Dowsett, formerly of Honolulu, to Mr..
Lee Foreman Lucas was solemnized, the
rector, Reverend Trivett, officiating.
Miss Annie Dowsett, sister of the bride, |
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. GRAY Good !
win was the best man. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Lucas after a three weeks honeymoon !
will take up their permanent residence |
in Fresno, California.
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Miss B. Ruth Young, who is one of
Honolulu 3 most lavish entertainers, !
gave a delightful bridge luncheon on
Friday, in honor of Mrs. Hollyday. The
table was like a glimpse of fairyland
with pink roses and maidenhair fern
scattered over the table in great pro-
fusion, while artistic place cards were
at each guest s plate. Favors of hugh |
punches of La France roses, tied with I
broad satin ribbon, were presented to
each guest. Among the invited guests
were Mrs. Hollyday, Mrs. Clifford Kim
ball. Mrs. Selden .Kingsbury, Miss
Frear. Miss Mamie Winston and Mrs. !
Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder enter
tanned Tuesday evening at dinner, in
honor of Mrs. Swinburne, at their
bungalow at Waikiki. The table was
most artistic, yellow being chosen as
the color scheme. A high cutglass vase
filed with long stemmed roses graced i
the center of the table, the subdued
yellow light glowing from the candles,
which were shaded by yellow silk
shades, making a most becoming light.
Among those present were Mrs. Swim
burne, Judge and Mrs. Ballou, Mr. and
Mrs Alexander G. Halves Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Swanzy, Mrs. Gerrit VIII
Ter, Mrs. Robertson, Doctor and Mrs.
Humphris. Mr.. David Anderson, Doctor
Golfer.
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Doctor and Mrs. Philip Frear will
sail for the mainland on the steamer
Hilonian. The Doctor and his wife ex-
pect to be absent several months.
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Judge and Mrs. Ballou have issued
invitations for reception and dance
TO be given at their home Friday even
ng, October the ninth. The entertain.