The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-01

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Saturday Mrs. Falk gave poi
luncheon, in honor of Mrs. Hagens, at
her home in Kalihi. Among those
present besides Mrs. Hagens were Mrs.
james Dougherty, Mrs. Renton, Miss
Maggie Mcintyre, Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson, Mrs Mary Gum, Mrs. J. Nor
ton Riggs and Miss Brown.
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Captain Viconte S. Cusani of the
italian cruiser Puglia was domieiled
at the Alexander Young Hotel during
his stay in Honolulu and was extern
sively entertained.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Murphy gave dinner at their
cosy and attractive home on Victoria
street. Covers were laid for six, the
table being beautifully decorated in
white and green. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, DR..
and Mrs Hoffmann, Mrs. William Har-
rison and Mr. Henry Wichman.
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Saturday afternoon Miss Daisy Cook
was the charming and hospitable
hostess at a "kitchen shower in
honor of Miss Julie Damon, who is
to be married very shortly. The
the girlhood friends and close COM
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were all useful and much appreciated
by the bride to be. A most pleasant
and happy afternoon was spent, and
after delicious refreshments were par
taken of, the guests departed, with
many good wishes for both hostess and
the guest of honor.
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Haleiwa was the scene of a most
charming party Thursday last, Mr.. T.
A. Schaefer, the Italian Consul, being
the host. The affair was given in
honor of the commander and officers
of the italian cruiser Puglia. A spe-
eial car was used to convey the guests
to Hafeiwa and return, arriving at the
hotel in time for a luncheon, which
was splendldiy served The table was
tons and fragrant MALE, each guest
being presented with lei the guests
were shown the beauties of the place
and also the famous golf links. About
o clock the party returned to town.
The following were the guests: Com
mander Viconte E. Cusani, Dr. Adolpk
Dronito, Mr.. S. Lusani Vicoveth, Mr..
Gustav Gablini, Mr.. E. Punio, Mr.. C.
p. Rea, Ex-Governor A. S. Cleghorn, J.
Tarn McGrew, George C. Potter, Wal
ter Dillingham;, NJ Bernardo, A. de
Canavarro.
A number of the young people of
Honolulu were delightfully."- entertained
by Miss Ethel Angus, at the Won Holt
cottage at Waikiki, on Wednesday
evening. A delightful musical program
was arranged, in which number of
the guests took part, the latter half
of the evening being devoted 20 cards.
hospitality were DR.. and Mrs. High,
Miss Jean Cation, Miss Mary Cation,
Miss Anna Tucker, Miss Kenny Cat
ton, Miss Jean Argus, Mr.. Bob Me-
Corriston, Mr.. Loomis, Mr.. Derwent
Kennedy, Mr.. Will Warren, Mr.. Stew
art johnson and Mr.. Chris jenkins
Mr. Bruce Cartwright, ST., was the \
host of an automobile party arounfI
the island on Sunday last A stop
was made at Haleiwa for luncheon, !
which was served on the broad lanai. |
After couple of hours rest the
guests again resumed their round-the, |
island tour. The following were pres
emit: Bruce Cartwright, ST., Gerrit !
Wilder, E. R. Duisenberg and Bruce
Cartwright, Jr.
Mrs. Richardson, who is so busy with |
the management of the Castle Home |
fair, is keeping her friends very busy
assisting her. On Friday last the fol |
lowing assisted: Mrs. A. J. Campbell, |
Mrs. Alice Hastings, Mrs. Charles vii |
der, Mrs. Fred Damon and Mrs A. E. |
Murphy, Mr.. Jack Dowsett. Delicious |
refreshments were served.
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A chowder is to be given on Sat-
urday evening at the Country Club. |
1t promises to be a splendid affair. |
Frank Armstrong, who has charge. has |
made arrangements for forty gentle |
men, and jolly good time is sure to
be the pleasure of the Country Club S |.
guests.
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Miss Elizabeth Sargent, who has
been such a social favorite in this |
city for the past six months, left for
her home in the East last week. Miss |
Sargent has been most lavishly enter
tanned during her visit, and no girl |
visiting Honolulu will find a heartier |
welcome than she, on her return, which |
she hopes viii be next year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wall celebrated |
the fifty anniversary of their wedding
on Tuesday last The celebration took |
place at o eloek in the evening. The |
circular table was decorated with a |
huge calabash filed with sawdust. con-
tanning a miniature tree without |