The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-18

Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, Doctor Golfer
Doctor Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines
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1 The new American Consul for Samoa
Mason Mitchell, and his charming wife
gave a very elaborate dinner at the
Moana Hotel, Wednesday evening, II
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams
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DR.. and Mrs. James Judd entertained
at dinner Saturday night at their house
on Prospect street. The decorations
were white and green, which added to
the charming effect of their home
Those present as guests of DR.. and Mrs
Judd were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkin-
son, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilder and
Mr.. Tarn McGrew.
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Mrs. Frost will be greatly missed in
Honolulu when she leaves on the Man
churia next week. Mrs. Frost will
spend several weeks in San Francisco
before returning to her home in River
side.
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An exquisite little dinner was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Douglas on Kapiolani street. Pink
carnations were massed in the center Of
the oblong table, and scattered between
the shaded candles, with pleasing effect.
The young girls of the party were
gowned in pink, carrying out the color
scheme The quintet club played during
dinner, the young people after dinner
dancing to the dulcet strains of the mu-
sic. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas, Miss Constance Restarick,
Miss Florence Patterson, Miss Dunlop,
Miss Douglas, Lieut. Glassford, Lieut..
McGiH, Mr.. HUM and Mr. Edwards.
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Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Morton Riggs gave luncheon in honor
Of Chaplain and Mrs. Bayard at the
Commercial Club. The table was beau
tiful, pink carnations being used in
great profusion. The invited guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Riggs were Chaplain and
Mrs. Bayard, Paymaster and Mrs. Per-
zins, Doctor Farenholt, Lieut.. Wallace,
and Miss Katherine Harrison.
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The many friends Of Mrs. Robertson
viii be delighted to know that she will
7xtend her trip one month.
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The ladies at Kamehameha announce
heir days at home the third and fourth
of each month, October to
Tune, inclusive.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
viii be presented at the Opera House on
January 6, and next by the original
Mrs. Wigs" company with the ex-
.eption to Madge Carr Cooke, who is
low in London. The company will
'ome up from Australia at that time
nd stopping off here, will take another
teamer for San Francisco Catherine
ioodson, a pianiste who is praised even
y Kubelik, who was to have come here,
SKIS guarantee of $500 for a perform.
nee, but Mr.. w. D. Adams could not
meet her offer and Honolulu will not
ave the pleasure of listening to her.
1r. Adams, however, has assurance that
he famous Royal Male Welsh Choir of
wentyfour men will appear here the
after part of November and appear
nee before the Honolulu public while
he Australian steamer is in port.
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Upon the decorated quarterback of
he West Virginia where the breezes
vept untrammeled and the music from
Their cruisers mingled with the sweet
trains of the orchestra on the flagship
score of guests dined last evening
18th Admiral Swinburne, u. S. N,
Chief of the Pacific fleet,
nd Mrs. Swinburne. It was an I'M
sual guest hall, for all such functions
re generally given in the admiral 8 |
lbin between decks amid the panoply y