The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-24

Dougherty, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs
z. K. Myers, Mrs NJ. Philips. Mrs
Alexander, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Hopper
Mrs HydeSmith, Mrs. Restarick. Misse
Vera Damon, B. Castle, Blanche Soper
Sara Lucas, Alice Cooke, Alice Spald
, ing Ethel Spalding. A. Brown. Law
renee, McCandless. Restarick, Gras
Robertson ~, Fisher. Schaefer, Elsa
Schaefer, K. Hopper, Waterhouse, Stur
ges, NcStoeker ~, NJ. Castle, and
many others.
Mrs. William T. Swinburne, wife OF
Rear Admiral Swinburne. e. s. n
started from Los Angeles. Cal, Deem
Der %, on a four thousand seven hun
dred and fifty miles journey to
visit her husband for a week. saws the
Army and Navy Journal. She expects
TO arrive at CaIlao, Peru, one dav after
Rear Admiral Swinburne' flagship.
the West Virginia, drops anchor there.
Mrs. Swinburne will take with her
Miss Josephine Smith, whose father is
a paymaster in the Navy. Mrs. Swim
b1rne will go via New Orleans, Colon
and Panama. She expects to reach
Cailao January IS.
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Mrs. Augustus F. Knudsen accompa-
MED by her sister, Mrs. K. Russell
Smith, has returned from her visit to
and Oakland, California.
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Miss Madge McCandIess entertained
delightfully."- at on informal dinner on
Monday evening in honor of Miss La
beree of Spokane, Washington. The
have taken the Hebron
place in Nuuanu Valley. Their home
is among the mot beautiful and spa
cious houses in town. Miss Madge will
leave next month for the Orient, and
will be missed during the winters So
cial season in Honolulu.
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Arcadia, the residence of Governor
and Mrs. Frear, was the scene last
Monday of one of their charming cat
Homes. - Mrs. Frear greeted her
guests in her usual gracious manner
ind was assisted in receiving bv Mrs.
stephen Phillips, whose husband once
leld high position in the Islands, and
oy Mrs. b. F. Dillingham; and Mrs.
1rdmann. The drawing room was dec
rated in lilies of the valley and violets. |
md the dining room, where Mrs. |
'Wanzy served tea and Mrs. McGrew |
poured coffee, was decorated in white
lalsles, giving pleasing effect. Mrs, |
'hlllp Frear, Mrs. G. J@sHutchins, the |
discs Kennedy, Howatt and Sutton. !
sslsted IN entertaining the guests. The |
lay was perfect. After paying their
aspects to the host and hostess. many |
t the guests drifted out through the |
extensive and beautiful ground where
apt. Berger and the Hawaiian band
we're contributing their share to the
Many townfolk were
resent and a number of out,of- town
nests.
Miss Dora Saunders will he the
ostess today at luncheon and bath
ng party at the Moana Hotel. The
able will be decorated with the grace.
III bougainvillea. Those invited are
liss McStocker, Miss Magoon, lydia
lcStocker, Mrs. Van Tine, Mrs. Eliza
eth Church, Mrs. Fred Damon. Mrs.
iarker, Mrs. Low, Capt. Low, Capt.
'hearer, Lieut.. Moses, Lieut.. Kilgore.
'aymaster Douglass, Capt. Scales,
iessrs. Bruce Cartwright Jr., F. Da.
ION, Z. Murray, FL. Wilder and Page.
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The hop at the Moana Hotel Friday
vening was very successful. The
Dung debutantes were out in full force
nd looked bewitching in their dainty
lusl!n frocks. Most of the gowns were
anelng length, the society girls of
Lonolulu expressing themselves as pre-
Rrring short frocks for informal af-
airs. even if Dame Fashion has de-
reed otherwise. No invitations were
sued for this affair, the inviting be-
lg left exclusively to the guests of
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