The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-12
YOSHI HAMA SAN.

Engage a little Jappie girl;
She wears a crepe kimono. pink.
The cutest thing is what you think :;
You find she does not English speak,
You think to teach her in a week.
Some Japanese to learn you plan.
Her name is Yoshi Hama San.
! You We heard these girls have clever
minds.
You start to talk but end with signs
Perhaps some biscuits you will make,
And show her just how she shall bake.
When YOU 60 out to look at seven
They re in the broiler, not the oven.
She simply did not understand,
Poor sorry Yoshi Hama San.
The washing does not make her wroth,
She washes anything of cloth;
What a load from off your mind.
But You go out to look, and find,
Beside your doilies-drawn, and Batten-
Your new piano scarf of satin.
She is by far too spick and span.
This little Yoshi Hama San.
At night when dinner is quite late,
Someone comes in. Another plate
Is placed at once. and out you swoop
To have the girl stir up some soup;
When it arrives. how your guest stares-
1t is tomato filed with pears.
For making soup from out can
Quite puzzles Yoshi Hama San
LEOLA HARVEY ELDER.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Dat. As it was "Califor-
MIA Day. and the ladies all closely
connected with the history and events
of the Golden State, the table dec0ra-
tons were golden coreopsis. with hand
painted place cards of the same flower
with nugget centers, which made a very
unique effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w T. Bottomley,
with Mrs. Southgate and J. W. Waldron
as their guests, mOtored around the is
land and stopped over Sunday and Mon
day at Haleiwa.
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During the absence of DR.. and Mrs
Moore their residence on Green street
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Lyon.
The Haleiwa golf club has gained
several new members of late and all
are showing much interest in the club
affairs and the game. Any afternoon
several members can be seen playing
on the links by the sea.
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Mrs Margaret Pangelinan announces
the engagement of her daughter, Anna,
to Robert C. Bayless.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wilder are
celebrating their tenth wedding ami
versary at Haleiwa. After the polo
games fourteen of their guests motored
down and had dinner on the lanai and
motored back by the way of the Pail.
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Among the week end guests at Ha-
,leiwa were Mrs. L. J. Moses, and her
friend, Miss Graham, and Mrs. Louis
Marks and her two daughters.
DR.. Walter Brinckerhoff spent a quiet
and restful two days at Haleiwa, stay
ing over Labor Day.
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A quiet home wedding on Wednes-
| day evening united in marriage Miss
Dixie Belle Quarles, daughter of Judge
| Ralph T. Quarles, and First Lieutenant
| Calhoun Ancrum of the Marine Corps.
| The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Helen Quarles. and the groom s
| brother officer, Captain J. F. Richards,
acted as best man.
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Mrs. Archibald Young was the hos
| tess Wednesday afternoon at bridge
| party given at the Alexander Young
residence at Waikiki.
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Most of the Army officers and their
wives journeyed out to Leilehua yes
terday afternoon to take in the polo
games between the Fifth Cavalry and
| Oahu teams.
Miss Miriam Hall went to Kohala
with Mrs. Renton Hind for brief WIS.,
it. Mrs. Hind expects to return to
Honolulu in the near future.
Miss Helen Wilder will be a through
passenger on the Manchuria on Tues
day en- route to Japan and round
the world trip.
MIS- oIftI tctpItt- the VIE Vi near
Admiral Sebree will arrive on the Man.
churia Tuesday. They viii be domciled
at the Pleasanton during the visit of
the feet in this port.
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Mrs. George Carter was the hostess
Wednesday at an informal luncheon
given at her Waikiki home in honor
of Miss Beatrice Holdsworth. Covers
were laid for twelve.