The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

ance. This viii be the last public re- /
ception of Governor and Mrs. FIaar !
until after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Grinbaum left |
for San Francisco on the S. S. Korea. |
After a brief visit on the Coast they |
will leave for Europe, intending to be
absent year.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton of Scotland, who
have visited Honolulu almost every
year and always stay at the Moana
Hotel are expected here again this
spring, but little later than usual.
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Miss Irene Dickson and Miss Ada
Rhodes returned from world tour pm
the Korea Friday, after delightful
journey in the company of Mr.. Cecil
Brown. They were absent several
months.
News came on the Hilonian that Miss
Florence Gurrey, soon after arriving in
California, was married to Mr.. r. H.
Berry, whom she met here a few months
since Mr.. Berry was at that time in
Honolulu for business trip. The news
came as big surprise to even many
of Miss Gurrey's closest friends. As
Mr.. Berry's interests are in California
the bride may not be seen here fire.
quently.
Captain w. c. Harllee, U. S. NJ. c.,
who was formerly attached to the Ho-
nolulu Naval Station staff, has just
been appointed aid-de-camp to the
major general, commandant, United
States Marine Corps, vice Lieut.. Put
nam, relieved.
A valentine party was given at Miss
Lightfoot s home last Friday night to
a number of High School students. The
parlors were decorated with red valen-
tines against background of greenery.
Each guest brought game and this
unique diversion gave an opportunity
for more than the usual fun-making
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Last week Saturday evening the High
School hall was attractively decorated
in green and white hearts, the occasion
;, being a valentine dance given fo- the
school by the Sophomore class. Con-
, spicuous among the decorations was a
large green heart with a white "l1''
thereon The number of dances was
/. about right and there were no "wal
/ fowers.' The success of the dance
, augurs well for the graduation dance
: to which all the students are looking
r forward with many pleasurable antici
9 pations.
!, As next Wednesday marks the begin
ming of Lent, the class in the study OF
the modern drama which has met a
/ Mrs Walter Frear's on Wednesday,
t at ten-thirty a. M, will postpone it
0 session until the following day, at th'
' same hour. In this last lecture Mrs
: Weaver will discuss fsThe Servant il
4 the House, In answer to many in
|. quiries, the ladies in charge announc.
i that attendance is not limited to thos
d taking the entire work.
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One of the pleasurable surprises O
a the week was the afternoon weddin,
d of Miss Muriel Campbell and Mr.. Rob
/, ert Single on Thursday at p. m. a
o ST. Andrews cathedral. The date o
II the wedding which was supposed to b
o some months in the future. was uneS
o pectedly advanced, owing to some eS
f tent to the proposed departure of Co
e Samuel Parker on the Korea for Cube
h Col. Parker conducted the bride to tn
Il altar and gave her away. The marriag
d was private, only relatives and tn
g closest friends being present at tn
s. ceremony. Bishop Restariek oficiatet
s. The groom was attended by Mr.. Be1
L. Petrie The bride wore a handsom