The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-03

I the first of their monthly receptions
/ for the season at their beautiful home
Arcadia - tomorrow afternoon from
four until six clock. They viii be
at home to residents, and strangers will
also receive a cordial welcome. Mrs.
Selree will receive with Mrs. Frear
Mrs Mott-Smith and Mrs. Rees viii
preside in the tearoom. Others in the
Hornberger, Mrs. Low, Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs. James Wilder, Miss Helen Jones,
Miss Laura Atherton, Miss Marjorie
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glassford, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Gartley, Judge Perry, Mr.. r. S.
Holmes, Mr.. Babhitt and Mr. Mcbride.
Mrs. Ray, wife of Major B. B. Ray,
who has been confined to her apart
ments at the Young Hotel by illness
for the past two weeks is at present
much improved but as yet is unable
to leave her apartments or receive
callers.
Mrs. Ellis and several of the navy
ladies will leave on the Tenyo Maru
on the eighteenth of the month for
tour of Japan and China and will join
their respective husbands in Hongkong
in January.
Major and Mrs Wadhams Of Fort
Shafter returned Friday from a pleas
ant trip to Hilo and the volcano.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Bell is expecting her sis
ter, Mrs. Moore, to arrive on the Mon
golia ON the eleventh for an indefinite
visit.
Mrs. Montague Cooke will be a de-
parting passenger on the Hilonian on
Tuesday and will pay visit to her
family at Flatbush, L. /.
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Mrs. Harry Won Holt is at present
visiting at the home of the Leferts in
Flatbush, L. I.
Governor and Mrs. Frear entertained
Friday evening with a dinner party Civ
en- in honor Of Admirals Sebree and
Barry of the Pacific feet. Covers were
laid for Admiral and Mrs. Sebree, Ad-
miral Barry, General and Mrs. Nc
Clellan, Captain and Mrs. Rees, Judge
and Mrs. Ballou and Captain Benson.
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The chief petty officers of the Pa
cifc feet gave their fourth annual ball
at the Young Hotel Friday evening.
Both bathrooms were used and an or
chestra from one of the cruisers played
in each Of the bathrooms. The ,officers
as hosts lived up to the high standard
which they have established with their
previous entertainments and there was
not dull moment or an untitled pro-
gram during the whole of the evening.
Refreshments were served on the roof
which was more attractive than usual
on account of the brillianey of the
full moon.
At no previous game has there been
such large gathering of local society
and army and navy people as turned
out on Friday afternoon to witness the
tennis games between Nicholson and
Henderson, the crack fleet players and
Roth and Gee. the local champions. The
band from the U. s. S. Colorado played
during the afternoon and the courts
were fairly surrounded by automobiles
and vehicles. return match may be
played during the coming week.
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Gerrit Wilder was returning pas
senger Thursday on the Hyades from
pleasant vacation trip to various
points on the mainland.
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Among the service people noticed at
the tennis games at the Beretania
courts on Friday were Major Ray, Cap
tain and Mrs. Low, Captain and Mrs.
Mark, Captain and Mrs. Wilbur, Cap
tain Falls, Captain Cashier, Captain
Exton, Captain Haight, Lieutenant Par
dee, Lieutenant McCleary, Lieutenant
, Barton, the Misses Mcclellan, Miss
Stevens and many others.
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The directors of the o. R. & L. Co.
made their annual excursion over the
line on Wednesday. There were TWEEN
| ty-four in the party, including many
prominent and representative business
men and some of the naval visitors.
| The party went by special train, lunch
ing at Haleiwa and reaching town at