The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-12

and possibly year or even two years
They have set no time for their home
coming, but San Francisco society
both of Mrs. Twins circle and he
daughters, are much in hopes tina
they will return in time for next win
ters' gayeties, as their absence woulC
be much felt. Miss Irwin has, in fact
in a charmingly transformations wa!
entertained more than any other CIR
of her set this winter, scarcely a Iarg,
dance passing that she was not tn,
hostess at a delightful and elaborate
dinner before.-S. F. Bulletin.
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Mrs Saunders and Miss Saunders
who have made so many frienls foi
themselves during their visit here, are
finding it hard to leave the Islands
They have already postponed their sail
ing from a couple of dates and are now
thinking of remaining until the next
sailing of the Hilonian, on May 10. II
is rumored that the engagement of Miss
Saunders will be announced before she
and her mother leave the Islands.
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The Seaside dance on Friday night
was, as usual, very pleasant affair
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Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Hutchins enter
tanned at dinner on Friday night at the
Moana Hotel, the tables being set on
the lanai
Bert Peterson was heard from last
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New York. He is expected to arrive
in Honolulu within a fortnight
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There. is a possibility of the Kimbal1s
remaining in the East Mr. Clifford
Kimball has arrived there and will
spend some time with his relatives,
with whom Mrs. Kimball has been Wis
iting during the past winter.
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Walter~Dillingham left for his island
home on the Manchuria on Tuesday,
after spending several weeks in the
southern part of the State, where he
was an enthusiastic attendant at the
polo games at Coronado. He is very
well known here and at Burlingame,
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exponent of polo, and at his departure
his friends expressed more than the
conventional desire that he would soon
come back. His fareweIls were min
gled with no rash promises on this
score, but the feeling prevails that San
Francisco's attraction for him is alb
solutely foreign to polo, and that it will
not be long before he will be plan
ming another trip to the mainland
Chronicle, March 49,
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Mrs May Mott-Smitfl Cunningham
spent week here. Mrs Cunningham
has just returned from a visit to Ho-
noIuIu, where she visited relatives and
gave a very interesting exhibition of
arts and crafts. From here she went
% Los Angeles, after which she will
return to San Francisco and open a
studio.-C1ronicle, March 20.
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Mr.. Frank NJ. GUNNER of San Fran
cisco has been resting up for the past
week at HaIeiwa. The bracing air has
done much to improve his health.
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Dr. F. II. HumpFris and c.. w. Case
D0eFluS spent a lew udyS at f1dlGlWda
Some interesting foresones were played
on the local golf links.
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General r. H. Pratt, U. s. A, Mrs
Pratt, Mr.. s. W. Duke, Miss Duke, F.
J. Church and A.. S. Humphreys spent
Sunday last at HaTeiwa Hotel and re-
turned to town by the late special.
General r. H. Pratt intends to spend
some time at HaIeiwa, before leaving
the islands.
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In her rooms at the Young, Mrs. Joe
Cohen was hostess last week for the
X K. Literary Club of which she is a
The afternoon was conclud-
ed with music and dainty refreshments
served in the cafe. Those present were
Mrs. Jerome Arendt, Mrs. F. w. Car
ter, Mrs. w. J. Cooper, Mrs. J. G.
Cohen, Miss Rosina Green, Mrs. A. A.
Mrs. w. t. Pope, Mrs. J. G.
Pratt, Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Mrs. B. E
y