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

Y HoNoLULU's CALLING DAYS. V
b Mondays -Punahou, College Hills, "
IS Manoa Heights, Makiki. y
V Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolari Y
@ Park, Kaimuki and Palolo Y
@ Observation-Disclosures, Puunui and ';g
Y Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu 3g
& bridge. first and third Wednes- "
@ days;- below. second and fourth; Sg
Y Pacific Heights, fourth. Y
Y Thursdays-The Plains. Y
Y Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort "
Y Shafter, first and second Fri "
" days. "
Y Saturdays Kamehameha W
" Schools, third and fourth Satur- "
Y days of month. V
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capital Mrs. Newhouse resides much
of her time in London where she moves
in the social circles close to the royal
family. Mr.. and Mrs. McCaskell are
on their honeymoon trip, having been
married in Salt Lake City on February
2. Goodwin S Weekly says of the mar
riage:
"The Marriage of Miss Mary Moore
to Jasper A. McCaskell took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel New
house on Tuesday evening, and the
beautiful house, which has been the
scene of so many notable affairs, was
never before the setting for such an
array of beauty and brilliancy.
| "Tn pleasurable anticipation of the
event, the friends of Miss Moore and
McCaskell have for several weeks out
done one another in honoring them at
entertainments of every description
and the interest aroused with the first
announcement came to most fitting
elimination in the ceremony performed
by the Rev. Father Kelly on Tuesday
night.
"The charming bride never looked
prettier and the fact that no particular
color scheme in dress was followed by
her attendants gave an opportunity fol
elaborate costumes that was most eff
fective. All of the ladies present hat
seemingly been limitless in their plan
ming of costumes. and with back
ground of hundreds of American Beau
ties. the result was very beautiful.
"Mr and Mrs MeCaskell have gont
to the coast, and will later sail for Ho
rolulu, returning in the spring to max
their home in this city" !.
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Mrs. Frank Knox Of Salt Lake City
who is guest at the Seaside for
few weeks, is booked to return Of
March %, although Mr.. Knox, accom-
panied by Mr.. Gus Holmes, proprieto
of the Knutsford hotel at Salt LAX
and the Angelus at Los Angeles ar
contemplating trip here, in whic
case Mrs Knox will remain longer.
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/ Colonel Samuel Parker, accompanie
: by Ex-Governor Baker of Hawaii, lef
on the Korea yesterday en- route t
Cuba where they viii remain a fe'
weeks. They viii stop off in Washing
a ton to meet Queen Liliuokalani an
Prince and Princess Kalanianaole. Co
Parker and Col. Baker originally il
tended making trip to Egypt to spen
j. the remainder of the winter months.
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Governor and Mrs. Frear will hold
9 reception in honor of the Senators an
!. Representatives on Monday Afternoon
e Washington's Birthday, from four
t six. All persons, whether strangers {
+ residents, are cordially invited. n
!. special invitations are issued except I
the guests of honor. The President
It the Senate and Mrs Smith and IL
Il Speaker of the House will receive wit
Il the Governor and Mrs. Frear, who wi
# be assisted by number of ladies ar
lie gentlemen, and by a group of your
l. ladies from the Kamehameha Girl
is School, who viii sing Hawaiian mele
b The Hawaiian band will be in atten