The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-24
SOCIETY

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Lyons, Mrs.
| Sanford H. Wadhams, Miss Thora Oss,
| ". .. Smith and party and Mrs. d.
| E. Wright Of San Francisco are regis
| tered at the Haleiwa hotel. The pop
ular hoStelrv on the ''windward side'
| is always a favorite for k-end trips.
| A moon light dance will be given next
| Saturday and the attendance is ex
peeted to be large. This will be fol-
lowed by golf tournament on Sunday.
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/ The ladies of the Kamehameha
Schools entertained large number of
| friends yesterday in the extensive
grounds that surround the institutional
buildings on either side of King street.
| The affair was largely attended and
proved to be one of the smartest affairs
of the week.
Miss June Cook, who has been visit
ing in Honolulu. left last Monday for
Yokohama on the Tenyo Maru. Miss
Cook was on vacation, having made
the tour of the world, meeting her sis
ter Miss Katherine in San Francisco,
accompanying her here and stopping
over for week. During Miss Cook s stay
here she was the recipient of many
social eourtesies.
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Miss Viven, the guest of Mrs. Hollo-
way, was the guest of honor at sup
per given by her hostess at her Nuuanu
home. Chrysanthemums with dainty
and appropriate place cards gave the
table pretty appearance. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer,
Miss Viven, Miss Vera Damon, Miss
Alice Hedemann, Miss Mosher, Mr.
George Brown, Mr.. Farrar, Mr.. Sher-
wood Lowrey and Lieutenant Kilgore.
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A tennis tea given by Mrs. George
Waterhouse was the medium which
served to introduce Mrs. Erie Knudsen
and Miss L Orange to number of Ho-
nolulu society people Tuesday after
noon. About thirty guests were present
and while enjoying Mrs. Waterhouse s
hospitality, watched several exciting
games of tennis
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs.
Hagens and Mrs Charles McAvoy were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. Morton
hISSo at dA IuIOIludl uluuGT
evening.
Miss Beatrice Castle entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home on
Victoria and Kinau streets. The affair
was in honor of Miss Harriet Hatch and
the guests were all intimate friends of
the guest of honor and the hostess.
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Mrs. Julian Monsarrat was the guest
of honor at a dinner served at the
James Dougherty home on Kinau
street. Covers were laid for eight and
the guests enjoyed bridge during the
afternoon.
Doctor and Mrs. Scudder. Mr.. and Mrs
w. o. Smith. and Bert Clark were the
guests at dinner given at Gray's by
DR.. A. B. Clark in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs W. O. Smith Friday afternoon.
About twelve guests enjoyed the hos
pitality of Miss Maud and Miss Vic
tOra Jordan at tennis tea served
Tuesday afternoon at the Nuuanu Val
ley home of the hostesses. Tea was
served in the rustic tea house.
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The Misses Cation wish to correct
misstatements that appeared in the So
clety columns of the afternoon news
papers yesterday 1t was said that
they were to give series of teas and
they desire to have it understood that
thay have no such plans.
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Among the departing passengers on
the Siberia were Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Gay Of Kauai and number of young
people who were their house guests
during the visit of the congressional
party, among whom were Miss Finnev
any Miss Clark of California. Other
guests Of the Gays leaving by the same
boat were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elston.
Miss Elston and Mrs. B. T. Sandow.
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Consul General Uyeno gave a roval
banquet at his official residence on Mn
uanu avenue on Monday evening in
honor of their Royal Highnesses. Prince
and Princess Kuniyoshi of Japan, who
were through passengers on the Tenvo
Maru.
]. J. Page, left on the Siberia for
a visit of several months in New York
city. Mr.. Page will make a brief stop
on the Coast but plans to reach his
destination in good season for the grand
opera and the big college games.
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Mrs. Albert Along was a denartinp
passenger on the Alameda when she
sailed Wednesday morning. Mrs. Afono
will visit on the Coast
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