The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-12

Chapman is taking a years leave OF
absence from her work in the East and
although familiar with the art and
scenic beauty of Europe, has yielded
to the natural attractions of Hawaii
| for the artist. She is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. J. Edgar Higgins, and will
spend the year in art work.
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After long years of absence, Miss
Anna Henck, daughter of the late L. Z.
Henck, returned from Germany by the
is. s. Mongolia to her native land. She
is staying with her sister, Mrs. J. j,
Locker.
A large number of younger Honolu-
lans. who have been attending the
mainland colleges and universities, re-
turned home for their vacations last
week, the incoming steamers being filed
with local passengers In honor of
these young folk large number of
affairs are being planned.
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J. R. Gait entertained at luncheon
on Thursday for Ambassador o 'Brien
and w. Cameron Forbes, Philippine
Commissioner, who were through pas
sengers on the Korea. In the party
were Governor Frear and Albert f.
Judd.
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Mrs. J. B. Atherton and Miss Kate
Anterior, who have been touring Japan,
returned home on Wednesday on the
Brown and Allison Jordan from the
Orient.
The health of the Princess Havana
nakoa has greatly improved during the
past few days and she has been able
to receive a number of visitors.
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Among the Alameda passengers on
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Bowen.
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Mrs. c. B. Wood and daughter, who
have been spending the past two years
in Europe, returned to Honolulu last
week.
Mrs. Joe Cohen gave a theater party
at the Orpheum last Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. George and daughter,
supper being served for them later at
the Union Grill. Those present were
Mr.. Frank Edwards, Mr.. Maurice
Bleau, Miss Rosina Green, DR.. Nc
Donald, Mrs. J. Fl. George and Miss
Ruby George.
F. Fl. Poole, leading real estate
dealer in San Pedro, gave up business
for three months and signed as mate
on the yacht Lurline, the San Pedro
representative in the Transpacife yacht
race, which will finish here most prob
ably this week. Mr.. Poole is an old
time yachting expert, and his services
had been sought by Commodore Sin.
clair, owner of the winner of the first
transpacifc race in 1906.
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Mrs. Arthur Wood, who has been
spending the summer with friends, re-
turns to Berkeley on the Siberia, on
July 18th. Mr.. Wood is expected on the
Lurline this week and will return to
the Coast with his wife.
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Miss Madge McCandless, of Honolu-
III. who has been visiting Mrs Dennis
o 'Brien will leave today for Deer Park.
-Parkersburg CIV. Va.) Dispatch,
News, June %.
Theater parties are already being
planned for the Kilohana Art League
plays to be given just after feet week.
The ladies and gentlemen who have
consented to appear before the foot
lights for the Art League are devoting
much time to rehearsals, and the COM
ing event promises to prove no excep,
tion to the rule that the Art League
performers always have large and en-,
thusiastic audiences to greet them
"Second Thoughts and ''Lady For
tune" are both splendid plays.
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A very enjoyable dinner was given
last Friday at the home of Mrs Louis
Abrams in honor of Mrs. j. H. George
and daughter, who have been extern,
sively entertained during their short
sojourn here. The guests were Mrs
]. H. George, Miss Ruby George, Mr.
Roscoe Perkins and Mr. Clarence Mac
farlane.
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Miss Violet Damon will leave this
week for the mainland, where she will
visit friends for some months
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The Honolulu visitors in Kahului or
SATURDAY. evening of last week were en-