The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-22

I an invitation TO the Medical Society
TO be his guests at a picnic lunch at
Wailele. Kalihi Valley, the home OF
Allan Herbert, today. The Doctor is
roval entertainer, and has made elab-
crate preparations for the affair. Most
of the guests will be taken to the
function in automobiles.
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Miss Alice Maefarlane writes that
she has been having a glorious time
on Kauai, where she is the guest Of
Mrs. George Fairehild. The last few
weeks have seen one continual round
of gayety, there being house parties,
horseback rides, swimming and tennis
parties and picnics. The Fairchilds
are noted for their hospitality.
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DR.. ST. D. G. Walters was a depart
ing passenger on the Mauna Kea last
Tuesday. DR.. Walters win take two
weeks vacation, going on hunting
trip in the mountains on Hawaii.
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Mrs. Walter Frear gave one of her
charming buffet luncheons in honor of
her guest. Miss Woodward, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Erdman, Friday afternoon at
Arcadia. The luncheon was served on
the mauka lanai and the numerous
palms and crotons, with their varie-
gated leaves, made a beautiful back
ground for the scene. Mrs. Frear al
ways entertains ideally, Friday prov
ing no exception to the rule. Among
the invited guests were Mrs. Erdman,
Miss Woodward, Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs.
B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. Harold Dilling
ham. Mrs. George Sutton, Mrs. Rich
ard Cooke. Mrs. Will Whitney, Mrs.
Charles Frazier, Mrs. George Cooke,
Mrs. Malcolm Macintyre, Mrs. P. An
drews, Misses Ella Wight, Marion Wa
terhouse, Linda Sehaefer, Margaret
Castle. Madge McCandless, Hartwell,
Lily Patty, Beatrice Castle, Vera Da-
mon and Jane Winnie.
F O. a.
Mrs. Upham, wife of the lieutenant
of the Tennessee, was COM
pletely covered with leis when she left
on the Mongolia. When the Pacific
feet goes to South America, Mrs. Up
ham will travel to that distant cOun-
try in order to be with her husband.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter have
'movedj into their new home On King
street, near the cold Plantation"
Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs Stair of
Washington. arrived on the steamer
AOrangi and will spend the winter in
Honolulu.
Captain Moor F. Falls is domiciled
at the Alexander Young Hotel.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Walter HOff-
mann gave a very pretty tea at the
Country Club in honor of Mrs. Vincent
Kiteat. Mrs. Lange. Mrs. Belser, Mrs.
Hagens, Mrs. Wundenberg. Mrs.
Brainerd Smith, Mrs. Alexander G.
Halves. Jr, Mrs. McGrew, Miss Me
Intyre Sister Beatrice, Sister Alber-
tina. Miss Parke. Mrs. du Roi, Mrs.
Charles Booth and Mrs Schmidt were
among the invited guests.
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"The Miser's Mill" is working its
way rapidly to completion. Mrs
Lewis arrived yesterday morning, and
has taken charge of the rehearsals.
She met all of the cast at various
hours and was pleased with the work
already accomplished, although there is
still much to do, as everyone is de-
termined this shall be a perfect pro-
ducfion. The Christmas Fairies will
charm everyone, in their dainty cos
tunes. Miss Ray Bell will be in glow I!
ing red and gold. with wings to match.
Miss Ruth McChesney. as Pity, will !
wear lavender, trimmed with violets !
Miss Vera Damon, as JOY. will appear
in pink, with roses in her hair. Miss
Comma Wadman, as Peace, in pale I