The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-28

bert. Miss Wilhelmina Tenney. Mrs N.
E. Tennev, Miss Violet Mckee. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Holloway. Miss Carolina Brown
and Mr.. Vernon Tennev.
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On Wednesday evening. AT their home
on Thurston avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Klamp entertained with a din
ner. followed by bridge whist. The
table decorations were carried out in
white and green, and covers were laid
for fourteen guests After the dinner.
bridge was played until q late hour
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick klamp. Mr. and Mrs. Brainerd
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilder
Doctor and Mrs. Lane. T. ;. n; Miss
Jessie Kaufman. Miss Alice Hedeman,
Miss Dorothy Mosher. Doctor Hedeman
Mr.. Harold Castle Mr. Walter Dilljng-
ham and Doctor Hodgjns.
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Mr. and Mrs. c, W. Case Deering
We're the host and hostess at a bounti-
full and beautiful disappointed Thanks
giving dinner on Thursday The dec
orations were carried out in the ap.
proved holiday style Of brown leaves
and red berries, and covers were laid
for Major and Mrs Wadhams of Fort
Shafter. Captain and Mrs. Low. L. :.
NJ. c.; Mrs. Alexander G. Halves Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Kimban. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice of Kauai. Captain Falls,
Mr.. Jack Mackinnon. Mr. Charles Pond
MeAvoy aud Mr.. David Anderson.
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Mr. op1 HTrc Lcx-, ,,,o.-.3
their country home at Pearl Harbor
and on Saturday had as their house
guests Paymaster and Mrs. Hornber-
ger. Mr.. and Mrs. James DoughertT,
Miss Violet Mckee and VIII McInerny.
Mrs. H. F. Lewis. who is occupying
the home Of the Princess Kawanana,
koa, on Pensacola street, was the
hostess at a dinner party on Thanks
giving at which covers were laid for
ten.
The c. B. Coopers are spending the
weekend at their home at Kaalawai,
and viii return to the city the early
part of next week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy was the hostess
at a charming dinner party on Tues
day at which covers were laid for Ad-
miral and Mrs. Corwin P Rees, Major
and Mrs. Dunning and Judge and Mrs.
Woodruff.
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News Letter-Miss Nav Sutton is
responsible for the statement that ath-
letics is the best antidote for love and
an early marriage. Miss Sutton may
be right, of course, or she may have
missed something. At any rate. what
woman wouldn t prefer to play with
her eyes and the heart of a man at
inevitable eighteen than be champion
anything of the world at any age
whatsoever " Singles are all right
in their way, but "doubles are what
makes the world really worth living in.
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Examiner.-The family and immedi.
ate friends of Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
! are rejoicing over the fact that she
has. rallied splendidly from an opera
ton on Friday at the Florence Ward
Hospital. Upon her complete recov-
cry, Mrs. Dillingham; will rejoin her
| family. in Honolulu.
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Examiner.-After few days at the
Fairmont with her mother, Mrs. Milo
Potter, Miss Nina Jones is visiting
! Miss Harriet Alexander at the St
Xavier. The Santa Barbara belle is a
welcome visitor, and several pretty af
i fairs are on the tapis for her TODAY
Miss Maud Wilson will be her hostes.
at luncheon, and tomorrow Miss
Elizabeth. Newhall will entertain il
(, compliment to Miss Jones.
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/ Chronicle-The gala event on Thurs
day night was the first concert of the
st. Francis Musical Art Society, which
was a brilliant social event, and
brought together representative so
ciety assemblage. Many striking new
gowns were worn by the women pres
emit, one of the most conspicuous fol
its beauty being that of the Princess
David Kawananakoa, who wore a gowr
of black net spangled with silver, the
tunic outlined with bands of silver
passementerie, made over a foundation
of white satin.
Chronicle.-A host of friends of pref
ty Miss peggy" Stow gathered al
the dock yesterday to wish her "'bor
voyage when the Siberia sailed fo'
/ Yokohama, where her marriage to Ed
ward Bright Bruce of Manila will take
place on November %. The ceremony
will be performed at noon in the pic
turesque English church in Yokohama
and viii be notable event in society
there. \ number of guests from thu
diplomatic set in Toxic vii. be present
as well as friends in Yokohama. where
Miss Stow was much entertained on he
recent visit. Mrs Kate Stow Ealand
who with Mrs. Sherman Stow accom-
panied Miss Margaret to the Oriens