The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-16

Mrs Nixon, wife of Senator Nixon
of Nevada, is a guest at the Moana.
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Mrs. Charles Boettcher and Miss
Ruth Boettcher did not sail on the
Mongolia for the Orient. as they in
tended, but have reservations aboard
the Tenyo Maru this week. They will
call at Manila in addition TO their
original itinerary.
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Miss Helene Irwin entertained at a
dinner party last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin,
in Washington street, says the Call,
The complimented guests We're Miss
Margaret Newhall and her fiance,
Athole Mclean, and a score of friends
were hidden to meet the couple. The
table decorations were pink roses ar
ranged in an elaborate center, from
which smaller rose bouquets radiated.
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On Tuesday a house party will ae-
company Mrs. Eric Knudsen to
Kauai.
ne HoP AipeNi
Friday evening in honor of Quarter
master Captain Babcock of the trans
port Sheridan was an exclusive and
delightful function, attended by nearly
all the transport officers and ladies and
many attached to the service here
Many beautiful gowns were seen. The
hop given at the Moana Hotel on Thurs
day evening was very large and sue
cessful affair. the dining room being
thrown open for dancing. The hall was
decorated with palms and Strings of
signal flags.
The guests at a dinner party given
at the Young on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Madden of Kohala included Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Mist, Mrs. A. Mason,
Miss Wight, Messrs. Noel DEER and
A. May.
In honor of Mrs. Bebis who is short
" to go abroad, Mrs. Augur entertain
ed at afternoon tea on Thursday.
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Mrs. William Mcmillan, widow of the
late Senator Mcmillan of st. Louis,
NAV visit Honolulu in the near future.
With her son and daughter Mrs. Nc.
MILAN has recently been in India, and
is travelling to the United States via
Japan.
In honor of Mrs. Boedefeld who
leaves shortly for the mainland Mrs.
Ernest Waterhouse entertained at tea
at her Judd street home on Wednesday.
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DIR. and Mrs. John S. MeGrew have
issued invitations to the wedding of
their niece, Miss Juanita Hardaway. to
First Lieutenant Philip Wrightson, goth
Infantry, Fort Shafter, at $3.50 p. M,
at st. Andrew Is cathedral. Lieut..
Wrightson has three weeks leave of
absence from May "a.
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A very pretty wedding was that on
Monday evening at the residence of
Senator and Mrs. Mrs. w. 0. Smith,
Nuuanu avenue, when their youngest
daughter, Katharine was married to Mr.
Samuel Alexander Baldwin, youngest
son of Hon. and Mrs. II. P. Baldwin
of Puunene. Maui. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dr. Doremus Scud
der of Central Union church. The draw
| ing room which had been prettily dec
grated with flowers and vines by Miss
| Lily Patty was used for this impressive
ceremony. The bride was given away
| by her father and was attended by
| Mrs. Harry Baldwin, as matron-of hon
or, the groom being supported by I'll
A. Baldwin. The bride wore a beauti
| full gown of herringbone silk trimmed
with old rose point lace, the veil caught
| in the couture by orange blossoms The
| matron-of- honor wore a handsome gown
of pink satin, directoire. Mrs. w. O.
Smith wore gown of black spangled
net over silk. A wedding supper was
served upon the lanai where flowers
and vines had been used with fine
effect, and Hawaiian music added to the
| enjoyment of the occasion. Of presents
there were a vast array, among them
being a motor car and a $4,000 check
for the honeymoon, which will occupy
about two months. They will reside on
Bates street.
Mrs Frear gave the last of her Al
Homes for the season last Monday af
ternoon from to o clock, and those
who stood in the receiving line were
Hon. and Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks
Mrs. Timmons, Mrs. Mott-Smith and
Governor Frear. 1t was a pretty at
ternoon function largely attended and
an occasion on which an excellent OPP
portunity was afforded for townsfolk tC
meet the Fairbanks party. Those as
sisting Mrs. Frear were Mr.. and Mrs
Mott4Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Hemenway
Mrs. a. J. Campbell, Mrs. Marstor
Campbell, Mrs. Rabbit, Mrs. Pratt
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Wall, Judge and Mrs. Lindsay
Judge and Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. B. F
| Dillingham;, Mrs. Erdman, Miss Alice
Bond, Miss Doris Taylor, Miss Ruth
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