The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-05

Hanson and Lieutenant Hoyt, of the
Fifth Cavalry, departed on the trans
port Thomas bound for the Fort Riley
Cavalry school.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Grossman intend
to leave the latter part of September
for a three months visit to the States.
They viii take in the Yellowstone
Park and will make "a trip through
Canada.
Hon. George f. Somers and wife. the
mother and father of Mrs. William T.
Rawlins, are expected to arrive on the
China Friday for an extended visit.
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Miss Mary Gill of Boston arrived on
the Alameda and will be the house
guest of Mrs. E. P. Irwin at her home
on Prospect street for several weeks.
Mrs. J. NJ Miller, the wife of Con-
gresham Miller, who escaped by very
narrow margin serious case of blood
poisoning, from the effects of mos
quito bite and who was taken to the
Queen s Hospital upon her arrival in
Honolulu, was able to be out for the
first time on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Miller is still carrying her
right arm in a sling but she is de-
termined to see some of the sights of
the trip and attended the ball on
Thursday evening at the Young Hotel
and the Mayors luau Friday night at
the Seaside. She has, however, de-
cided to cut out the trip to Kauai to-
day and will spend the two days that
the party is on that Island as the
house guest of Mrs. Walter Frear, and
will rejoin the Congressional party
Tuesday noon and sail with them for
Hawaii to see the volcano.
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Congressman George w. Prince, of
| Illinois, is the one member of the Con-
gressional party who brought his whole
family with him. He is accompanied
are just. out of college and are making
this their vacation trip. They all show
the effects of their college athletic
| training and in appearance resemble
their mother, who is striking
brunette.
Quite lot of interest centers about
three young lady members of the Con-
| gressional party. Miss McLachlan
Miss Barchfe1d and Miss Reeder.
| Miss McLaehlan is the daughter of
the Hon. James McLachlan, of Pasa-
dena, California, where she is the lead
er in the younger social set. Miss Nc
Lachlan is a tall willowy girl with
! large dark eyes and masses of black
wavy hair and in her dress is given to
| the use of pure white soft materials
made up in a graceful elinging fashion
| Misses Barchfeld, the daughter of the
| Hon. A. J. Barchfeld of Pennsylvania
is also brunette but of the opposite
| type to Miss McLachian, being petite
and vivacious. Miss Barchfeld is q
| brilliant conversationalist and an all
| ming, rowing, riding and tennis al
which game she quite excels. Like
most athletic girls, Miss Barchfeld
adopts the style of gowns that are cut
| for comfort.
Miss Reeder, the daughter of Con
gresham William A. Reeder, of Kan
sas, is pretty little blonde and eff
fects the hight blues and soft pastel
tinfs that are so well suited to hel
| delicate coloring and Dresden type OF
beauty. Miss Reeder forms a most de
cided striking contrast when seen with
4 her mother or brother, both of whom
are of a decided brunette type.
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Mrs. Charles F. Scott, wife of Con
gresham Scott, of Kansas, was un
able to bring her daughter with hel
on the trip but she has spent hours il
the shops selecting mementos to take
back with her. Miss Scott will be the
happy recipient of an elaborate man
DARN coat and several beautiful pieces
of gold and jade jewelry. Mrs Scott
is stunning brunette and during the
week has worn some very beautiful
gowns one in particular being an even
ing dress of white satin brocadt
trimmed with real lace.
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Many people turn to look at a hand
some couple who are members of tbs
Congressional party and inquire who
they are. The couple are noticeabl,