The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25

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each member of which was slated to
soon become soloist. One by one his
brother officers have received orders
and departed. Captain SNYDER will
hold the fort for short time only
as he has been ordered to the Philip
pines.
Lieutenant Shearer has been ordered
to the Philippines and will depart on
the next transport. He will Be accom-
panied by Mrs. Shearer who came here
as bride only a few weeks ago.
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Mrs. Mist, Miss Edith Mist and Rob,
ert Mist departed on the Mariana for
Vancouver. They will visit the Seattle
exhibition and Robert Mist will return
in about month. Mrs. Mist and Miss
Edith expect to be away for three
months or more.
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Lieutenant w. L. Burchfield. Ma
rine Corps officer detailed to Camp
Very, arrived on the Alameda.
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When Captain Scales returns from
the medal shoot on the mainland he
viii bring with him Mrs. Scales, who
has been in Los Angeles for several
months visiting.
Miss Nora Steery of Los Angeles
arrived on the Lurline and will be
the house guest for one month of Mrs.
J. n. Densham of No. 1915 Keeaumoku
street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. :. Bowen have
gone to Malukukui, Wahiawa, for a
two weeks vacation.
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George Renton, son of Manager Rem
ton of Eva, who has been away for a
year at school, returned on the Ala
media and win spend his vacation at
home
Spencer Bowen, who has been for the
past year at Oberland, has gone to
Cornell where he will take the Mechan-
zeal Course.
Manager J. Fl. Hertsche of the Young
and Moana returned Friday on the
Alameda from his vacation on the
Coast.
The officers of the National Guard
of Hawaii, who are detailed to the
target shoot at Perry, Ohio, will depart
on the next Lurline.
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Mr.. Tom Wall will be home on the
Mongolia. Mr.. and Mrs. Wall will oc-
cupy their new home on Makiki street
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Mrs. A. T. Mark, the wife of Cap
tain Mark, who has been very i'll for
some time, is now at her home and
doing very nicely. They have as their
house guest, their niece, Miss Stevens
of St. Paul.
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Charles A. Gibson arrived on the
Alameda to JOIN his wife and child
who have been the house guests of
Manager and Mrs. George Ross at Ho-
nolulu plantation for some time.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebersole are
spending month s vacation in MAX
ing roundthe-island camping tour.
They departed yesterday for Kahu1u
and will proceed leisurely, making
many stops.
Mrs. Charles Wilder, of Pensacola
street, was the hostess on Wednesday
at dainty little luncheon at which
covers were laid for Mrs. Dunning.
Mrs. Wadhams, Mrs Paul Isenberg,
Mrs. Wight, Mrs. William Wilder,
Mrs. Sam Wilder, Mrs. Arthur Berg,
Mrs. Humphreys and the Misses Schae-
fer, Alexander and Walker.
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Mrs. McGrew entertained with din
ner for eight on Tuesday evening. Cow
ers were laid for Judge Perry, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Prosser. Miss Hardaway and DR.. and
Mrs. McGrew.
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When Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cav de-
parted on the Kinau on Tuesday for
their home on Kauai, they were acs
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Elston who will be their summer house.
guests. -,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young and
Miss Young were departing passen-