The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-11

" HoNoLULU's CALLING DAYS. i:
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Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., College Hills, u
y Manoa Heights, Makiki v
;. Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapioiani y.
" Park, Kaimuki and Palolo. y
" Wednesdays-Nuuanu, Puunui and y
Y Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu y:
" bridge. first and third Wednes- U
e days; below, second and fourth; u
Y Pacific Heights, fourth. u
y Thursdays-The Plains. y.
" Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort u
" Shafter, first and second Fri y
" days. "
u Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha u
y Schools, third and fourth Satur- u
" days of month. v
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point lace. and bodice garniture of
! fringe. She wore picture hat OF
| white Irish crochet lace trimmed with
white plumes and carried an ivory
prayer book, the gift of her friend
Miss Mary B. Swan.
Mrs. Letsas wore a costume of black
silk with Arabian lace and corn-eol-
ored hat with trimmings of lavender.
The close friends of the bride and
groom extended their congratulations
and best wishes in the vestry, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan left on the Empire
State Express for New York, where
they viii spend several weeks.
After Mr.. Bryan completes the bust
ness he is engaged in in this country
in connection with the Pacific Seien-
fife Institution. of which he is presi-
dent. they will sail for Honolulu to
make their home.
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Mrs. Colley, wife of the cable super
intendent at Midway, arrived here dur
ing the week on the transport Sheri-
dan, the vessel having stopped at night
at Midway to take her away Mr.
Colley will return on the schooner
Flaurence Ward. The Colleys will re-
side at the Pleasanton.
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DIR. and Mrs Baldwin of College Hills
have gone to Maui for brief visit
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Miss Florence Jaeger has issued cards
for dancing party for April % at her
King street home.
Judge and Mrs. Sanford b. Dole ex-
peet to take trip East this fall and
may be absent from the Islands for
about six months.
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DR.. and Mrs. Humphris. who arrived
recently in England from Honolulu, will
reside at West Chappell street, May
fair, London.
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The sad news reached Honolulu yes
terday of the death at Mexico City, on
April 9 af~Mrs. Robert Macdonald Bird,
who wayformerly Miss Lille Neumann
of Honolulu. Death was due to heart
failure. She was a daughter of the
late Paul and Elise Neumann, and a
sister of Mrs. Eva Fowler of London
and Mrs. Ynez Stackable and Mrs.
Anita Focke of Honolulu and Paul Neu-
mann of New York. Mrs Bird was
quite young and was beautiful girl.
She was married from the Fowler home
in London.
Governor and Mrs Frear will be at
home to callers ON Monday, April the
18th. from 4 to 6. AS it will be Easter
Monday the children of the city are
especially invited TO come with 6Helr
Easter eggs and observe the custom of
egg rolling on the lawns Children may
come in groups with parent, teacher or
friend in charge of them and their bas-
kets of eggs. Adults will be expected
to be accompanied by at least one
child, and the more the merrier. There
will be space for many groups of chill
dren and it is hoped that they will
come and make merry.
Those who will assist Mrs. Frear
are Bishop and Mrs. Restarick, DR..
and Mrs. scudder. Canon and Mrs Us
borne, Mr.. Babbitt, Mrs. Baldwin.
Prof, and Mrs. NJ. M. Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Wood. Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Griffiths. Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Horne,
Miss Felker, Mrs. Fraser, Mr.. Fits,
Mr. G. H. Mcbride and Mr.. D. Lloyd
Conkling.
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Tomorrow evening Bishop Restarick
will officiate in st. Andrew s cathedral
at the wedding of Miss Dora Donaldson
and Hugh Minchin. The bride be ar
rived last week on the Aorangi and
is the youngest daughter of Leslie
Stuart Donaldson, District Magistrate
of Sydney, and granddaughter of Sir