The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-08

Oscar Funeke of Hagen. GERMANY ara
Two members of an around tbe.world
party who are stopping at the Youno
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Friends of Lieutenant Fl q g Wet
| lace are looking forward to the arrival
OF the fleet next month. Lientenant
| wallace was here with the Big Four
two years ago and again last wear with
the Pacific feet. He has Just received
| his appointment as chief engineer If
the Colorado which returns AGAIN with
the fleet this year.
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| Mrs. Gardner Wilder who has beer
| spending the st year visiting nm the
Coast and in { East is expected home
on the Manchuria in September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Farmer have as
their guest Mrs. N. III. Lemon of Omaha
Nebraska. Mrs. Lemon arrived on +be
Mongolia on the twenty eighth of July
and Will return to the mainland on the
Manchuria. Mrs. Samuel De Freest and
Mrs. Farmer have cards out for an
At Home in honor of Mrs. Lemon to ba
gwen at the Manoa home of Mrs. De
Ffeest tomorrow afternoon from three
o clock to five.
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Major and Mrs. Foster departed on
the Logan for the mainland. They win
be away four months and will visit
their daughter at Yellowstone Pork
whose husband. DR.. Dewitt, is station
ed at the Fort there.
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Among the passengers arriving on
The Siberia were DR.. Lewis G, Mendel |
OF San Francisco, accompanied BY Mrs. |
Mendel and their daughter Irene Men |
del and Miss Donal. a sister of Mrs |
Mendel. They win be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Brown returned
yesterday on the Siberia from a six
months vacation spent in Japan, China
and the Philippines.
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w. III. McInerny was a returning mas
senger on the Siberia yesterday morn.
ing.
The officers of the st. Louis are in
for some jolly times during their
week s stay at this port. Plans are
1nder way for an invitational dance
% be given in their honor one evening
It the Young hotel and the officers ares !,
banning dance aboard the st. Louis,
Tuesday evening.
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Captain and Mrs. Cashier gave a | I
eilghtful little dinner to a eoterie of
Military friends last Wednesday even
ng at their Nuuanu residence. Mrs. 7
'astner gave her guests a surprise by /
CRYING game dinner. There was Z
% meat served, but several kinds of
anne more than covered the omission.
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delightful little military dinner a
'as given previous to the dance at the
Dung Monday evening at which the
ost was General Mcclellan and the t.
uests Lieutenant Sheridan and Lieut- J
nant Quekeneyer.
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Letters have been received from Y
aptain Ship, of the Twentieth In "
lntry, Fort Shafter. announcing his 81
Ife arrival at the Fort Leavenworth
hool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers, of Kauai, were Je
'parting passengers on the Siberia
rs morning for four-months' tour
Europe. p
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Captain Scales, who went to the W
alnland to attend the military shoot Ds
Monterey, viii return on the Sheri al
n. He viii be accompanies by Mrs. r.
'ales who is looking forward to her Gu
st trip TO the islands with great
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Lieutenant Chiffon, of the Twentieth
fantry, departed for the Coast ON
e transport Logan. He has a sew II
al months, leave Of absence. ~
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cards are ont for a luncheon to be n.s
ven by Mrs. z. K. Myers next Sat ~
day at her home in Kaimuki. cir
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The ladies of St. Andrews Guild
IL hold a delieatessen sale. Novem- me
r "a, 1909. Besides numerous 5eli. 90
us things to eat, all ready prepared sb.
. the Thanksgiving dinner. thew will wa
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