The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-02
SOCIETY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. ]. P. Cooke and family go Il
Mani on Tuesday to remain month.
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Paymaster Brooke is being missed
By the large number of warm friends
be made for himself in Honolulu, his
departure on the battleship Kansas
having left a gap in the town. Mrs
Brooke, who is at the Seaside, expects
TO sail for the mainland on the next
transport. She, too, viii be greatly
missed.
There was a very comfortable crowd
present at the reception and dance Civ
en- at the Moana on Monday evening
in honor of the visiting yachtsmen.
The drawingroom, which was convert,
ed for the occasion into ballroom,
was well filed with the dancers and
the affair was decidedly successful.
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Mrs. F. w. Carter leaves by the
dauna Kea on Tuesday for a month s
visit on Hawaii She will visit friends
both in Hi1o and West Hawaii and
will spend some time at the volcano.
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A delightful tea was given at Fort
Shafter on Monday evening, when
Major and Mrs. Dunning entertained
in honor of Mrs Switzerland and her
two daughters The guests included
the officers and ladies of the post and
a number of townsfolk.
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The Moana Hotel was the scene of
very pleasant affair ON Thursday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy
giving dance there for the younger
set. The hotel grounds were brightly
illuminated and the string of incan.
descents lining the pier were lighted
up, making the pier a delightful prom
enade for the dancers. The drawing.
room was used for the dancing, the
the city. Among those present were
Alice Hedemann, Garden, Margaret
Dody Ballentyne, Irene Fisher, Bland
Kenny Cation, Genevieve Langton,
Katherine Goodale, Alice Coke, Nora
Swanzy, Nora Sturgeon, Bessie Hop.
REhs A14@g 111DpNlt 8o1lflIn NAO0If loA~
ence Gurrey, Angus, Muriel Campbell,
Dorothy Freeth, Margery Freeth,
Greene, Kopke, Maefarlane (3), Morse
~, McStoeker, Helen North, Perrien,
Ada Rhodes. Petersen, Robertson, Roth
s2), Schaefer, Spalding (2), Towle,
Ella Wight; Messrs Harold Castle, Al
fred Cooper, Wallace Cooper, Will Car
den, Cation (3). George Fuller, Hede
mann "a, Isenberg, Allison, Jordan,
l2), Kaufman, Turner, Low.
rev (21, Macfarlane, Macintosh,
Brown, Cartwright, Renton (2), Roth,
Rycroft, Schaefer, HydeSmith, Will
s. A. Walker, Warren, w. G.
Walker, Whitney, Harold Giffard, Nit
shell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mr..
md Mrs c. Hedemann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp, Mr..
md Mrs. NJ Phillips.
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Mrs. Charles L. Rhodes entertained
Il luncheon on Thursday for Mrs |
Bailey of Maui. who is here on a visit
10 Mrs. III. Alexander and Mrs. F. w.
Carter.
Mrs. Frear, accompanied by her two
returned during the week and
D&IHA @GlCUlhGu DstCh To IlAffS1uIa
by her very large circle of friends. 1t
we're given every month by the Gov
.rnor and Mrs. Frear viii soon be re-
iumed.
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Miss Emily Rice and Miss Roth were
he guests of honor at a large tea Civ |
m by Miss Waterhouse, the number of ,
Oh - hn rEa ,r
ook place on Tuesday and proved to !,
be one of the most pleasant affairs of /
he week.
Kainalu was gay last night, the :
/ dance given by Mr.. Harold Castle. |
o the invitations sent out, while |
,thers of the guests passed very
Igreeable evening at the bridge tables. |
20 90 &c
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen is guest |
f Mrs. Frear.
Judge and Mrs. Lindsay are visiting |
N Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy will |
ion on Tantalus. where they will oc-
upy the Give Davies house.
80 20 &c
Tt is understood that the Princess
xawananakoa has completed all her
llans for an extended trip abroad, to
,e commenced at an early date. The /
'rincess, with a companion, will make
tour of the world before returning to
honolulu.
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Captain and Mrs Rees entertained
4 dinner in the private dining room of
he Pleasanton on Thursday evening,
he guests at the tastefully decorated
able being a number of the officers of
he cruiser Milwaukee and Mr.. and !
FRS. Babbitt. Mrs Gerrit Wilder. Mrs.
-ehn, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Mott
ninth.