The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-11


Miss Cordie Walker, Messrs. Walker
and Armstrong.
The dinner guests of DR.. Mitchell
on Monday evening at the Young, the
event being given in honor of the
Fourth of July, included DR.. and Mrs.
McGrew. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Prosser,
Miss Hardaway and Captain Exton.
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Mrs Frederick Klamp has gone to
the mainland to spend the summer with
her sister. Miss Girard, at Banff. The
! sisters are daughters of Col. Girard,
q. S. A.
Mrs. Castleman. of ST. Louis, enter
tanned at dinner party on Monday
evening at the Young Hotel in honor
of Bishop and Mrs. H. B. Restarick.
Mrs. Castleman and Miss Postlewaite
leave for the mainland on the Tenyo
Maru.
DR.. and Mrs. Thos E. Green leave
today on the Tenyo Maru for San
Francisco. and will hurry eastward as
the doctor is scheduled to give a Sc
ries of lectures. Mrs. Green has re-
covered from her trying experience in
an auto accident,
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Mrs. l'orange, Nvho came from Kauai
last Sunday, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs Eric Knudsen, sailed
for the mainland on the Mongolia.
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Miss Brooke Rose, who is to marry
Frederic Hastings, the singer, arrived
from Kauai on Sunday and is stopping
at the Young.
The dance. given at the Moana Hotel
last Monday evening for the officers
and ladies aboard the transport Sheri-
dan, was a pretty affair, and So large
that the big dining hall had to be
thrown open to the dancers. The goth
Infantry band gave concert in the
hotel park, during the evening.
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Miss Kopke. who has been studying
music in Germany for three years, re-
turned on the Manchuria.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Howard enter
tanned at their home on Beretania
avenue last Monday evening at a Chi
nese dinner which was elaborate in ev-
cry detail. All manner of Chinese
delicacies were spread before the guests
who included Major and Mrs. Ray, DR..
Mcdonald, Mrs. Headlee and many
others.
Among the army and navy people
who left for the Coast during the week
were Mrs. Long, wife of Major Long,
who was called East by the illness of
her father; Captains Ship and Chap
man and Lieut.. Pardee who go to Mon
terey to enter the rife and revolver
competitions; Mrs. Aterritt, daughter
of Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. Hunter of
Schofeld Barracks, and Mrs. Ward,
wife of Lieut.. Ward, Engineer Corps,
stationed at Waikiki.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane de-
parted on the Mongolia for the Coast.
Mr.. Macfarlane was to have been one
of Mr.. Calvin IS hunting party, but the
serious illness of the railway man will
interfere with the program.
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Mrs. Harold Giffard returned honk
on the Alameda from a few weeks
visit on the mainland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Castle and Miss
Beatrice Castle and Miss Grace Robert
son were returning passengers on the
Mongolia from an Oriental tour.
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A big riding party was given week
age Thursday in honor of officers of
the cruiser ST. Louis. The ride was
given toward evening and included a
gallop around Diamond Head and out
Waialae way, the start being made
from the home of Cecil Brown, Miss
Irene Dickson acting as hostess there.
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The engagement has been announced
of Miss Augusta Mengler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mengler of Kauai, to Mr..
Theodore Short of Redlands, Cal. The
bride to-be will return to the Coast to
be married.
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Mrs. J. A. Gilman gave a dance last
Thursday at the Gilman home, Waiki-
Xxi, in honor of her daughter Margery,
the guests including Ruth Richards,
Mary Won Holt, Laura Atherton, Edna
Henry, Ruth McChesney, Martha Nc
Chesney, Fanny Hoogs, Dora Atwater,