The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-26

the dinner were Chaplain and Mrs. r
| Livingstone Band, DR.. Farenholt ane
Lieutenant Echart. After dinner tn,
guests enjoyed most pleasant houl
playing bridge.
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The coming Sehaefer and Castle
| wedding is going to take place on De,
| cember s. Mr. and Mrs. William Cas-
tie are coming here from the East to
! be present.
Miss Mamie Winston left Honolulu
on the Mongolia last week, to be gone
| but short time. Fortunately for Ho-
| nolulu, Miss Winston loves this dear
little city better than any place else.
She will return in few weeks.
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The Buckeye Club held its meeting
on Tuesday evening and was afterward
the guests of Mr. and Mrs w. A..
Bowen at their charming home on Ke-
walo street. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. J. NJ Riggs was the guest of
honor at a most delicious luncheon on
Monday last on board the u. s. S.
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Riggs has many
old-time friends in. the navy, who al
ways look her up on arrival here,
Mr.. c. A. Brown will be in Homo
lulu shortly and occupy his old rooms
at the Pleasanton.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Swanzy enter
tanned IN their usual elegant way on
Sunday evening. The table, with its
damask and glass and silver service,
was perfect. A low mound of exoui-
site blooms ornamented the center.
Among the guests invited to meet Ad-
miral and Mrs Swinburne were Cap
tain and Mrs. Rees, Mrs Augustus
Knudsen, Mrs. Phillip Andrews, Ad-
miral Sebree and Captain Cottman.
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A charming tea was given on the
Pennsylvania on Tuesday afternoon by
Lieutenant Wallace to a number of
townsfolk. The ships band furnished
dance music, which was thoroughly en-
Joyed by the invited guests, who were
Misses Margaret Cation, Marie Doug
las, Pauline Dunlop, Florence Batter
son, Emma Lyon, Florence Winter,
Mrs. Alan Douglas, Mr.. Reinehe and
several other officers
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The purse presented by the ladies of
Honolulu to the Catholic Sisters was
gift much appreciated by the Sisters,
whose charity and kindness make them
the beloved of us all Their work is
beyond any one s idea The goodness
and kindness of the Sisters TO those in
their charge is known to only a few
people. The purse was presented by
Mrs. John Lucas and Mrs. Schmidt, and
the tactful speech of each lady brought
tears to the eyes of those present. If
ever there is a charity to be done in
this town, one may always know that
Mrs. John Lucas has something to do
with it. The following ladies were the
guests of the Sisters for the afternoon:
Mesdames Anna Wright, Clara Schmidt,
Charles Herrick, G. W R. King, Thomas
Smith, T. J. King, Mort Oat, Thomas
Bingham, C. J. Campbell, Sam Parker,
Princess Kawananakoa, j. j. Greene,
Fred Carter, Fraser, Carl du Roi, j. r.
Gait, Eben Low, J. A. Magoon, j. K.
Burns, Geo. Robertson, J. J. Sullivan,
J. D. McVeigh, K F. Maekie, SeFoggy,
F. J. Lord. and John Lucas;
Misses Sybil Carter, Lynch, Belle
Weight, Lorna Iaukea, Emma McVeigh,
Gertie McCorriston, Sara Lucas. The
following is the list of schools contrib
ating: Kamehameha, S20.10; Central
Grammar, $1,000; Central Primary,
$685.; Kalihiwaena, $3.50; Pauoa,
1925; Kaiulani, $40; Convent, $40.
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9Tpc WaI+or -x-oc CTT1a-
ous hostess at a buffet supper on We'd
lesday evening in honor of Admiral
and Mrs. Ewinburne Arcadia was
most beautifully decorated. Bougain-
Tillea and pepper were used artistieaIly,
md the effect was all that could be de
sired. 1t was most unfortunate that
both the Admiral and Mrs. Swlnbnrne
we're absent, Mrs. SwinburDe leaving
IN the Mongolia, and the Admiral being /
unable 10 be present. The guests were
leated at violet bedecked small tables.
The drawing-roOms were one mass OF
blooms, which made the rooms very
fragrant Much brilliant conversation
vas INDUCED in, making the evening
me long to be remembered. Those
present were Admiral Sebree, Com
handler J. H. Oliver, Lieut--Commander
:. y. Ofley, Flag Lieut. +. L. Con
tein, Aide and Lieut. F. II. Poteet,
lieut.. c. c. Bloch, Ensign Rolston ;.
Holmes, Captain McCrakin, Captain
'iske, Lieut.. Jensen. Captain and Mrs.
2ees, Secretary and Mrs. Mott-Smlth,
dr. and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mr..
md Mrs Newell, Mrs. Augustus hnud-
en-, Dr. and Mrs Humphris, Mr.. and
hrs. Swanzy, DR.. and Mrs. Laaghorne,
Dr. V. Collins, DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
"copper", Captain and Mrs. Moses, Mr..
nd Mrs A Gartley. Misses E. Water
Iouse, NJ. Waterhouse. Margaret Peter
on, Irmgard Schaefer. Ethellnda
Nora Sturgeon, Margaret Cas-
lie, Beatrice Castle
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Mrs T. Abrams beautiful and arts
lie booth was unintentionally omitted
rom last Sundays account Of the