The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-26
MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT

MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT
Breakfast in the morning,
Really | can t say
Ever what to order.
And begin my dav
will say.
Fearing that the meal viii be
Always a repeat,
Signing sadly o 'er the fact
. That we have to eat.
Lunch time 'er you know it,
U hear the same old song,
Nothing new for luncheon
Can t we get along?
Hardly, without eating.
Dine again at seven
Ism t it a bore?
Never through with planning,
Now, just one meal more.
Eat to live? Nay, l suspect
Rather that we live to eat.
LEOLA HARVEY ELDER.
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marked Salt Lake City, where they had
stopped over on their way to Newport
News where Miss Tenney went to
christian the new Matson liner evil
helmina. -
Wednesday evening at the st. Au-
gustine chapel Miss Mary Alderman
of Kealakekua, Hawaii, was married to
Thomas O'Brien of this city, by the
Reverend Father Valentin. Miss Belle
McCorriston was the bridesmaid and
bride was given away by Robert Nc
Corriston. The young couple will re
side at No. 1904 King street.
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Gerrit Wilder is expected home on
the Hyades from visit to the Coast
where he was the guest of Luther Bur
bank.
Seattle Times.-Mr. and Mrs. Angus
tus F. Knudsen and daughter Ruth will
leave Sunday, September nineteenth,
for San Francisco, where they will sail
later with Mr. Knudsen s mother for
the Hawaiian Islands, where they re-
side.
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs. John
Irwin, Jr., wife of P aymaster John
Irwin. Jr., of the u. s. S. West Virgil
formal "At Home,' given by Mrs f.
A. Rowland at her home on Thurston
avenue. Among the guests were Mrs.
W. F. Frear, Mrs. John T. Warren, Mrs.
Stanley Livingston, Mrs. Clifford Liv-
ingston, Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. Ed
win Paris, Mrs William Schmidt, Mrs.
James Guild, Mrs H Mariner, Mrs.
0. C. Swain, Mrs. R. G.. Moore, Mrs.
Hugo Herzer Mrs. Harold w Reynolds,
Miss Susan Clark, Miss Clara Quincy.
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Mrs Wilde and daughter, of Boston,
the daughter and granddaughter of r.
H. Dana, the author of ttTwo Years
Before the Mast have been making
tour of the world and stopped over
one boat in Honolulu to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Woolley. Mrs. Wilde
and her daughter resumed their jour-
ney by the Tenyo Maru.
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Haleiwa was the Mecca on Sunday
of large number of motor parties,
some of whom made the trip around
the island.
The German kindergarten and school
resumed its work on Monday after
noon at half-past two O'Clock when
large classes in the first, second, third
and fourth grades commenced their
work.
Frank Thompson entertained motor
party of four and Mr.. and Mrs/C. Du'
Roi party of six on Sunday with
trip round the island stoppi1g~at Ha-
leiwa for lunch and making a round
of the golf links while there.
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J. p. Cooke took four officers of the
Colorado around the island on Tues
day stopping at Haleiwa for lunch. The
guests were charmed with the pleasant
surroundings and the interesting
scenery on the trip.
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Walter Dillingham; entertained par
tv of four with a round-the-isiand
motor trip and golf at HaIeiwa last
Sunday.
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A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lindemann,
when Miss Marie Colman, the sister of
Mrs Lindemann, was united in mar
riage with Mr.. Herbert Simpson.
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Civil Engineer and Mrs. Parks en-
tertained at dinner on Wednesday
evening for Mrs. Ellis, wife of Lieut.
enant Commander Ellis, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Leggatt of Peru. Those invited
were: Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Leggatt, Maj.