The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-08

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| sisting of meats, salads and sand
witches were served with the chowder
During the meal, toasts were made and
responded to with enthusiasm. After
the cigars and coffee had been passed
special musical program was render
ed Many of the guests contributed,
the function lasting until late hour.
Among those present were II. B. Gift
fard, Mr.. Gill. II. H. Walker, E. ].
Waterman, II. B. Sinclair, J. o. Young,
F. III. Armstrong, ID. W. Anderson, j.
McKinnon, w. Simpson, H. WaldrOn,
H. c. Carter, G. H. Angus, II. A.
Walker. ]. MeInerny, W. Woon, c. S.
Weight, E. NJ Campbell, G.. Isenberg,
A. Ewart, F. p. Waterhouse, F. Hal
stead. j. A. Wilder, J. d. Gaines, E.
c.. Edmunds, Mr.. Farwell, F. c. Smith,
w. F. Dillingham;, R. w. Atkinson, r.
W. Single, George Fuller, j. w.
waldron. III. Kimball, A. F. Wall, c.
Waterman. NJ. Phillips, Bert Petrie,
W. W. Thayer. G. F. Davies, J. G.
McGin, A. S. Mahaulu, E. A. Mott
Smith, NJ A. Robertson, S. Beardmore,
G. 2. Wilder, A. R. Cunha, DIR. Fl. v.
Murray, II. Spencer, w. Rycroft, G. G..
Owen. Mr. Munroe, J. Evans, +. VALID
ron. A. c. Wall, o. f. Wall, DIR. Met
calf, J. Lindsay, Bob McCorriston,
DR.. c. B. High, DIR. w. 7. Monsarrat,
A. L. Castle, FNB. Damon. W. C. Will
der, Fl. F. Wichman, s. Johnston, p.
7. Harwood. Fl. NJ Dowsett, Prince
Cupid. Arthur Macintosh, Harold
Castle, J. Cation, B. Potter.
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Captain and Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Upham
and Mr.. Walter Dillingham; went on a
little jaunt last Thursday to Haleiwa.
The party left town early in the morn
ing, arriving at the beautiful hotel in
time for luncheon. Swimming and
golf were enjoyed in the afternoon,
and after dinner a strenuous game of
bridge was played. The party return
ed to Honolulu Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brasch gave a
very enjoyable dinner at their new
Anapuni street home on Saturday even
ing of last week The guests were in
innate friends of the host and hostess,
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
tCohen, Mr.. H. Bruins, Miss Rosina
Green and Eugene Bleau.
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Next Wednesday, Mrs. Gaines will
leave on the Manuka for a six months
visit in Nova Scotia. This young ma
iron is a great social favorite in Ho-
nolulu and will be missed by her
many friends Mr.. Gaines will remain
here until May. when he viii journey
to the mainland, and after short
visit home will return with his wife.
J. A. Kennedy entertained several
friends last Sunday by inviting them
to tour the Island of Oahu. The party
| started at nine a. m. in the Kennedy 3
big touring car, going by way of the
| Pail. and stopping at Haleiwa to par
take of a delicious luncheon. Later in
the afternoon the trip was resumed,
the party returning by way of Wa
hiawa and Pearl City. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ken
nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Waldron and Mr.. Derwent
Kennedy.
The little Country Club in Nuuanu
Valley has been one round of gaiety
during the week, the members taking
advantage of the moonlight nights and
cool weather. Last Tuesday evening
DIR. Humphris invited Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. C. ,Deering, Dr. Collins, Mr.. David
Anderson and Major and Mrs. Wad-
hams to dine with him at the popular
club. All the guests responded to the
invitation, and a pleasant evening was
enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Deering
gave very pretty dinner Thursday
evening in honor of DR.. Humphris, the