The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-23


daintilv gowned in pink silk in the EN-
.pire style. and carried a shower bouquet
Of pink sweet peas Dir. and Mrs
Forbes viii spend a brief honeymoon il
the vicinity of Los Angeles before leav
/ ing for their home in New York city.
Among the guests from ont of town
were Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Dillingham;
/ Mrs. George B. Mcclellan. Miss Jane
Winnie ana Miss Florence Hill. of Ho
nolulu.
Mr.. Forbes IS Young attorney Of
New York city. and is confidential see
rotary 10 the Hon Chester B. Me
Laughlin. justice Of the appellate divi-
sion of the New YORK supreme court,
first department. Mr.. Forbes father,
the Rev Henry Prentiss Forbes. IS dean
Of the Theological school of St. Law
renee university at Canton. New YORK.
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Mr. f. NJ Sc0rilIe Of Oahu Planta-
ton has been quite i'll al the Pullman
place. Wahiawa. where the family have
been spending the past two months.
They return on Monday 10 their home
in Waipahu.
The many friends of Miss Mamie
the Orient yesterday on he Asia, and
were disappointed that she was not
among the passengers. She has been
enjoying many months of pleasurable
sightseeing in the Far East.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Herbert viii en-
terrain next week Mrs Vincent Kitcat,
who returns presently from Kauai,
where she has spent several pleasant
weeks.
Miss Irene Dickson and Miss Ada
Rhodes. her cousin, accompanied by
Mr. Cecil Brown, departed on the Ma
nuka for Canada during the week,
starting on world tour. They will be
away several months.
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Mrs. Swinburne, wife of the Admiral
of the Pacific feet which is to sail to-
morrow for this port, will arrive in
Honolulu in advance of the fleet to
greet her husband on arrival. Mrs
Monte s social life recently.
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Mr.. and Mrs. t. Give Davies depart
ed for England ON the Manuka, via
Canada, and will spend a year abroad.
A large number of friends were on the
dock to bid them farewell. During
Mr.. Davies absence his office as Brit
ish Vice Consul will be filed by Mr..
George F. Davies.
Miss Harriet Hatch was present at
the anniversary celebration at Quebec
during the visit of the Prince of
Wales. She accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Sewall.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Damon, Miss
Julie Damon and Mr.. Harold Giffard
will spend couple of weeks at the
Giifard cottage on Tantalus.
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On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. c. J
Iedemann and Miss Hedemann leave J
N the steamship Alameda for New I
\ DIRK, to be absent about three months, /
Mrs. William Il. Taylor, who is visit /
mo with her parents in San Francisco,
5 reported to be recovering from a
irving illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Rubenstein, who re-
turned from the mainland on the ST
,eria, are occupying their new home
IN Makiki street.
Mr.. w. @. Smith s dinner guests
Tuesday evening were Hon. A. S. Cleg
lorn. Mr. S NJ. Damon. Mr.. #. A.
schaefer, Col HAYES, Mr. Alexander
Dung.
The Swanzvs returned during the
week from Tantalus and will shortlyi
% to their Koolau country house for
few weeks.
Mrs Morgan gave luncheon on ]
thursday in honor of her daughter,
tho is shortly to be married to Mr..
leming The guests were Miss Con
lance Restarick. Miss Ethel Spaiding, /
liss Belle McCorriston, Miss Letitia |
forgan, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss Cor
lie Garden, Misses Craig.
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DR. and Mrs. NJ. E. Grossman return {
1 home on the steamer Siberia after
pleasant visit to California aud the I
astern States. They were accompanied :
= Mrs. H. G. Bryant, of Indianapolis, '
ho is a cousin of Mrs. NJ. e. Gross +
ian. Mrs. Bryant will spend some I
onths in the islands. visiting all points
interest before her return.
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Mrs Fanny Love and Miss Moore re- Q
lrned yesterday from ten days spent
{ the Volcano s
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Miss Stacey and her friend, who have t
sited in Honolulu for several months, b
aparted for Australia yesterday on the i
S. Aorangi, a large number of friends {