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

minute of the sale. The Kaialohas
are to be congratulated on the success
/ of their efforts and the industry among
them which made it possible.
Mrs. Joe Cohen is in receipt of a
letter from Ella Wheeler Wilcox, writ
ten from Hotel Belmont, New York.
Among other things Mrs. Wilcox
speaks of her play, Mizpah, which has
had a very successful run in New
York, Boston and Baltimore and ex-
pressed the wish to have it produced
by some company in Honolulu.
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General and Mrs. John Mcclellan en-
tertained with a charming dinner on
Tuesday last, in the Waikiki dining
hall of the Alexander Young Hotel. The
guests of the evening were Governor
and Mrs. Frear, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Damon, Doctor and Mrs. Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McCandless,
Doctor Golfer and Mrs. McGrew.
Mrs M Truman will begin her series
of lectures on Advanced Thought in
the rooms of the Kilohana Art League
next Thursday evening, April 20.
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Mrs Augusta Scnmitt will be guest
at the Sam Parkers for a month at
the end of which time the Parkers go
to the Coast. They will be at their
Tantalus home over Sunday.
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Mrs. J. B. Reilly has returned from
her weeks sojourn at Haleiwa hotel.
Her health is still in an unsatisfactory
condition and she is now thinking of
making a trip to the Coast in the hope
of a betterment from change of
climate.
Col. J. Walter and Mrs. Jones' who
have been spending month at DIR.
Cooper's bungalow on Tantalus, have
to their home in Kewalo
street. The outing has benefited Col.
Jones greatly, and his friends will be
glad to Know that he is in much i'm
proved health.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brock who live in
Prospect street, will sail for the coast
on the Filonian on Tuesday. Their |
house has been taken for the summer
by DR.. James Judd. After a visit with |
DIR. Judds mother, 1742 Nuuanu avenue.
the young bride and groom will settle |
Town to the realities of Housekeeping. |
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Mrs. Mary Alexander is rejoicing in ,
The ownership of a bungalow all her /
own. on Tantalus, where she spends |
Ter holidays. with the congenial friends |
whom she invites. It is a wee, mite
If a house, but altogether charming. i
A short time ago she was given a +
shower" which resulted in a down.
pour of many useful and pretty fur
for the bungalow, which is |
to be "a dream in blue" /
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A great deal of entertaining has
,een done this week for DR.. and Mrs. |
James Judd. Two important events
Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Cookies on We'd
lesday evening and a dinner at the
country Club on Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Mott-Smith gave a pretty tea
n Thursday afternoon in honor of
drs. Harnden of California, who has
cen spending the winter with her son,
dr. James Wilder at Waikiki. Among
he guests were Mrs. Agnes Judd, Mrs
. NJ Damon, Mrs. w. o. Hall, Mrs.
apt. Fuller. Elaborate refreshments
we're served, and delightful music
ormed a part of the afternoons enter I
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Mrs. Humphreys, the wife Of Judge
whose beautiful house was '
urned on Tuesday evening, had a
evere shock upon her return home the
ext day While the ship lay in the Is
arbor for the doctors to come on {
GARD some one in a boat alongside {
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