The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-31

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where Mrs. Castles father is expected
to meet them. afterward going to Swift
zerland and finally to Paris, where
Mrs. Castle, whose health is still pre-
carious, will consult specialists. The
party is likely to be abroad a good
while yet.
The JournalCourier, of New Haven,
Connecticut, of May 4, says:
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Granville of
Howe street entertained at dinner yes
terday Mr.. and Mrs. Vestling of Avon
street and their guests, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Olson of Honolulu, Hawaii
Mr.. Olson was a member of the class
of '01 at Yale, and graduated from
the Harvard law school in '04, since
which time he has practised in Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson will leave for Ho-
nolulu May 26.
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Miss Jean Reid, daughter of the
American Ambassador to Great Brit
ain, Whitelaw Reid, and John Hubert
Ward, brother of the Earl of Dudley,
and equerry-in-waiting to King Ed
the Washington Star in it's society
columns of an Anglo-American alli-
ance that is attracting much attention
from society folk on both sides of the
Atlantic.
Queen Alexandra probably will be
among those who will attend the we'd
ding. AS the Chapel Royal is small,
the action of His Majesty in placing it
at the disposal of the couple for their
wedding makes it necessary to limit
the number of invitations to the cere-
mony, but afterward there will be a
big reception at Dorchester House, the
London residence of the brides father.
The wedding is being held in June in
order to enable the Earl and Countess
of Dudley to be present, as the Earl
will leave London early in June for
Australia, where he is to take up the
duties of Governor General.
1t was at the personal suggestion OF
King Edward that the Chapel Royal is
to be the scene of the wedding. His
Majesty wishes especially to signaliZe
the event of the marriage of an am
bassador's daughter in London, and
the fact that the bridegroom will, in
this case. be the first member of His
Majesty's household to marry since his
accession to the throne
Mrs. Reid held a reception on May
q at Dorchester House, her guests in
Guiding the most prominent American
visitors in London. Miss Reid and
Mr.. Ward are receiving numerous con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Princess Kawananakoa enter
tanned a few friends Thursday evening
at a beautiful little dinner, given at
her home on Pensacola street. The
guests were Mr.. F. E. Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert P. Taylor and Mr..
Walter G. Smith. Afterwards Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Gaines and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Along came in for cards.
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Bishop and Mrs. Restarick will re-
ceive church people and friends on
Thursday evening. June 4th, from to
10, at their residence in Emma Square.
No other invitations will be issued but
in the church and through the news
papers.
Past Assistant Paymaster A S.
Brown, U. s. N, who was formerly at
the Naval Station here, has been de-
tached from the Z. S. S. Philadelphia
and ordered to the naval station at
Puget Sound.
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The Hoffmanns are thoroughly en-
joying their Italian experiences, tour
ing the country by auto and seeing
what is to be seen in the cities. DR..
Hoffman, is naturally interested in
the pointers to be gained in the great