The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15
SOCIETY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Captain and Mrs. Berger arrived
home on the Lurline from a pleasant
vacation of a month spent on the Coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Minchin, who
have made Honolulu their home for
several years, departed on the Mariana
for Australia where they will make
their future home.
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Miss Edith Meyer of Dresden, Ger
many, arrived recently with Mr.. and
Mrs. Haneberg to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Mist, for about a
year. Miss Meyer mother was for
merry Miss Carter Mist, now a resident
of Germany. Miss Meyer is a very
pretty young debutante.
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S. T. Bulletin.-Mr and Mrs. Jack
Spreckels, who have recently closed their
summer residence in San Rafael and
are occupying their home on Pacific
avenue, will entertain at an elaborate
dinner tomorrow evening. Among their
guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Foster Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Miss
Young, Edgar Miner and Courtney
Ford.
Observation-Disclosures David Havana
koa of Honolulu, who has been the re-
cipient of social courtesies without num-
Der since her arrival in San Francisco,
was the complimented guest at a
luncheon given by Mrs. Seth Mann at
the st. Francis last Tuesday.
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Examiner.-Mrs. Alexander Garceau
will entertain at luncheon at the Grena
da, where she and Doctor Gareeau
are spending the winter. The honored
guest will be Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
of Honolulu, who is niece of the host
ess and who is being so constantly en-
tertained during her visit in San Fran
cisco.
Argonaut.-Mrs. Richard Ivers, who
has recently returned from Honolulu,
left a few days since for Philadelphia,
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Moore Rob
inson.
Examiner. and Mrs. Charles
Green, who are spending the winter
at the ST. Francis, will be hosts at
merry dinner this evening at their
hotel. Their guests will include a num-
Der of young people who are friends
of their sons, VIII and Allen Green.
Examiner-In honor of Miss Maude
Fay, who will leave in few days for
New York and Europe, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. de Young entertained at a recep-
ton on Sunday evening in their Califor-
MIA street residence.
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News Letter.-One of the biggest
events of the season in Oakland society
circles was the Fabiola Hospital benefit
inks which took place in Ye Liberty
Playhouse, Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der ID Indeed, society on both sides
of the bay took a keen interest in the
entertainment. which included num-
Der of the features that figured promi-
nently in the fashionable show given at
Menlo several weeks ago. Among San
Franeiscans who took part were Miss
Kathleen de Young, who repeated her
clever song, "Do You Know Mr..
Schneider" and her sister, Mrs. Joseph
o. Tobin, who gave an amusing number
from "Dream City, entitled ''Tit for
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| ST .Bulletin-Mrs. Gertrude CowIes, as
sisted by her pretty daughter. Miss
/ Cecil. entertained in honor Of Princess
| Kawananakoa. Some of those invited
| to meet Mrs. Cowles' distinguished
| guest were: Mr., and Mrs. \. f. Viii
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Tibbitts, Miss Mar
guerite Burns. Mr.. Baldo Ivancovieh.
Mr.. Robert Eyre. Mr. Harry Pendleton.
Mr.. Herbert Bonifeld. Mr.. John Man
ming, Mr.. Dudley Sales and Mr.. Edward
j Hussy.
! Call-Miss Peggy Stow. the charm
ing fancee of Edward Bright Bruce. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st.
Goar at their home in California street
unit! her departure November 9 for
Yokohama, where her wedding is to take
place later in the month. Miss Stow
will be the complimented guest at a
kitchen shower and farewell party to
be given next Sunday by Miss Erna St.
Goar and score of friends have been
hidden TO the final party for this popu-
lar bride-elect.
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