The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

will take place on the sixteenth Of
March, Immediately after which the
newlv-married pair will start for their
future home in Honolulu.
DR.. Lessons leaving Buffalo will oc-
easion deep regret among her countless
friends in this city and will be a great
loss to the society with which she has
been connected for so many years, and
for which she has performed such in
estimable service Her resignation,
while in the hands of the president of
the society, Mr.. It. Guilford Smith, can
not be acted upon until the February
meeting of the board and to many of
the members this will be the first hint
that the pleasant relationship of so
MANY wears is soon to be ended.
DR. Letson s ability as a scientist is
widely recognized. She has compiled
important works for the University of
the State of New York and she has
ably represented the Society of Nat
ural Sciences at many important meet
ings in various parts of the country.
Personally her friends are legion, not
only in Buffalo, but in various parts
Of the world SO broad have been her
interests. Here at home she has made
for herself an important place in edu-
cational and social life and her de
parture from Buffalo will be regretted.
Midshipman Ellis Lando, y. S. N,
who went to Annapolis from Honolulu,
has been promoted to the rank of en-
sign, the nomination being confirmed
by the Senate on January IA. Com
mander Charles Pond, formerly attach
ed to the Honolulu Naval Station, was
promoted to a captaincy on Deem
Der Is.
Mrs. Winterburn, wife of Captain
Winterburn of the 9th Cavalry, now
stationed in the Philippines, with hel
little son, is being entertained, during
the stay of the Buford in port, by Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Rhodes.
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Rev. E. T. Simpson officiating, Miss
Rosewarne and Mr.. Charles N. Marques
we're married at St. Andrews cathe
dral at noon yesterday.
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Mrs. s. NJ. Damon entertained at
small luncheon party Thursday il
honor of Miss Cornwall. Corsages O.
beautiful Moanalua orchids and violet
were presented to each of the guests
1t was a farewell function for tn,
guest of honor, who sails for Australi;
in the Aorangi today. Others presen
were Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs
Wadhams, Mrs. w. R. Castle, Mrs ]
P. Cooke, Mrs. J, A. McCandless, Mrs
James Cockburn, Mrs Allen Bottom
| icy, Mrs. Fred c. Smith, Mrs. Wright
son.
Bridge followed delightful Dime
party at the Swanzys' Manoa home
| Tuesday evening, the guests includin
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. 'Tenney, Mr.. an
] Mrs. Paul Isennerg. Mr.. and Mrs. !
| NJ Dowsett, Mr.. and Mrs. Faxo
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macfarlant
Mrs. Goodale, Mr. and Mrs. Won HoIt
Captain C. P. Rees, U. S. n.
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Miss Irmgard Schaefer has charg
of the exchange tickets for "Alice i
Wonderland Persons desiring ticE
cts should communicate with Mis-
Schaefer.
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Waite
Frear. wife of Governor Frear, CAV
an informal but enjoyable tea in homo
of Miss Van Mugs of Los Angeles. TIL
earlier part of the afternoon was d.
voted to bowling on the green. Ate
indulging in this pleasurable sport, r.
freshments were served in the dining
room Mrs Branerd Smith poure
chocolate and Mrs. William Whitne
| sarva5 tho tea while nicturasnuo lift