The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-16

SONS Of the golden shower on a solid
background of the delicate branches OF
the pepper tree. During the reception
delicate refreshments were served by a
GROUP Of the former. pupils of the bride.
After a trip to Hawaii Mr.. and Mrs.
Livingston viii reside at Kaimuki
The many friends Of Mrs Elizabeth
Church are congratulating her on her
appointment as social manager of the
| Territorial Hotel company, including
! the Alexander Young. the Hawaiian
and the Moana Mrs. Church has been
a great social favorite in the past and
with her host of friends and charming
personality is sure TO make success
of her undertaking.
The idea of a social manager is new
in Honolulu but has been worked out
with success elsewhere, especially at
the larger and best hotels at summer
resorts. In choosing Mrs. Church TO
| inaugurate the custom here the manage
ment of the three leading hotels has
shown excellent Judgment.
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! Mr.. and Mrs Henry Along are stay
ing at one of the beach cottages near
the Queen s Waikiki residence for
few weeks.
Miss Mamie Winston, who has been
absent for some months in the Orient,
will return to Honolulu next week, be.
ing one of the passengers expected to
arrive on Saturday on the Asia.
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Mrs Perkins, the wife of Senator
Perkins, expects to return to Honolulu
in time to meet her son here when the
cruisers of the Pacific fleet arrive. He
is MILDLY of the cruiser West Virgil.
MIA. Mrs. Perkins sailed for the Coast
on the Manehuria last Sunday.
Mrs. George r. Carter is planning
some months in Europe as the guest of |
her father, Mr.. Strong. She expects to !
leave this fall.
Among the many Honolulans now
guests at the Volcano House is Mrs. I
Frederick Klamp, who was a passenger I
for the Big Island on the Mauna Kea
last week
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DIR. and Mrs. Sinclair are also spend
ing a vacation at the headquarters of
Madame PeIe. Miss Emma Lyons is
iioo VI thCiA PetA
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Miss Hazel Hebron leaves this week
by the Alameda for the Coast en- route
to Adams Springs, Washington. where
she will spend some months. Miss He'll.
bron expects to be away from Honolulu
for at least year, during which time
she will also tour Southern California.
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Mrs. Gardner Wilder viii sail for the
mainland this week. to be gone for
some months. She will be accompanied
by her sister, Miss Mary Barnes, in a
.our of the Yosemite and the Yellow.
stone National parks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers and Miss
Marion Scott purpose visiting the Cana
liam National park, of which Banff is
he center, sometime next month. +
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Judge and Mrs. Stanley are spending !
few weeks at the Cooper residence, !
IN Tantalus.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Waterhouse are
t the Volcano for short visit.
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Mrs. B. Hayes Brooke was a deparc-
NO passenger on the Manchuria last {
week. large nuHlDer Oh HeE ITieHuS
ssembling at the wharf to wish her
on VOYAGE She will spend the winter t
nd fall in the East with her mother. t
ailing to rejoin Mr.. Brooke in the t
Mediterranean in the early spring when
he u. s. S. Kansas, to which Mr..
Brooke is assigned, will have reached Il
hose waters. I
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An October bride will be Miss Ger
rude Hyde-Smith, whose marriage to g
Baldwin Wood win take place late in n
hat month. This will be house wed s
ing, like her sisters, and when Mr.. o
Wood and his bride return from their D
oneymoon trip it viii be just in time t
o say goodbye to Mrs. Hyde-Smith, t
Who will close her house here or turn n
/ over to the bride and leave town "
or long visit with her younger T
aughter, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, in t
Miss Hyde-Smith s wedding c
Tiil be quieter than was her sisters s
which took place in February just be Y
ore Lent). for their grandmother, Mrs. Il
Tvde. died a few months ago and the r,
amily is in mourning. Mrs. Hyde +
mith who was as companionable as {