The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-23
SOCIETY

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Miss Constance Restarick and her
brother, Arthur, who has entirely re
covered from his recent illness, are
spending the summer with the mother
and sister of d. L. Wilmington at their
home in York Village, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers, who taYe
up on Tantalus, have as their guestafor
the week Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott.
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Princess Kawananakoa was the CEN
ter of attraction at the departure of
the Makura Tuesday evening. The
Princess was heavily laden with leis,
and her stateroom resembled nothing SO
much as flower show.
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Prof w. A. Alexander and his daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes Alexander, are at pres
ent visiting with relatives in Haiku
and Makawao.
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Mrs Lawrence Judd is again at home
after a delightful visit of several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooke on
Molokai.
0EIS. t III. ShduZf was int 0OSiSSS
Saturday evening at dinner dance
given in honor of. Miss Nora Swanzy.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. 7. Crawford of Pasa-
dena are guests at Haleiwa. Mr. Craw-
ford, who is member of the Anan-
dale Golf Club, is very enthusiastic
over Honolulu golfng.
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Miss Violet Damon was the guest of
honor at pretty little luncheon on
Friday, at which covers were laid for
fourteen.
Mrs. Arthur Wall is staying at Waiaz
hole overseeing the remodeling of tfie
old Wichman house, which will be the
Wallis summer home in the future
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The people of Honolulu will have an
other opportunity to prove their repu.
tation as the most hospitable people in
America when the Congressional party
arrives here week from tomorrow, as
number of the distinguished visitors
are to be taken into private homes here
as guests during the week they will be
in the city. In response TO the sugges-
ton made by the committee preparing
to receive the visitors that invitations
for private entertaining along this line
would be appreciated, there have been
a number of responses, and it is ex-
pected that all the party will be in
Guided in these invitations before they
arrive. The Congressman will be in
Honolulu from August 80 to September
5 and from September IA to IL.
There will also be an opportunity for
Honolulans to help the committee and
add to the pleasure of the Territory IS
guests by volunteering to put their
autos at the disposal of the committee
for the several Oahu excursions and by
accompanying the visitors as guides
| and companions on these trips.
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Chronicle Miss Minna Berger and
Miss Helen Macfarlane, of Honolulu,
have been enjoying a delightful visit
here since their arrival from the is
lands. Miss Berger is ostensibly en-
| gagged in the selection of her trousseau,
as her wedding with George I. Brown
will be an event of the near future,
but she has found time to accept a
number of the inequalities extended
| to her.
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Chronicle.-The hop at the Preside
last evening was an unusually bril-
liant affair in honor of the Misses
Sadie and Caroline Murray, who leave
for Washington, D. c., today, with
their parents, Brigadier General Ar.
thur Murray and Mrs. Murray. The of
fieers club was gayly adorned with
Epalms and flags, and a trifle more than
the ordinary informality prevailed
from the fact that the wives of the
officers of the post were the members
| of the receiving party.
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Chroniele.-Miss Helen Maefarlane
of Honolulu, was the guest of honor
at a pretty luncheon given for her by
Mrs. Frank D. Nicol, of Stockton, who
is visiting her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes Smith
| at the Hillcrest. Her luncheon guests
/ yesterday included Mrs. Robert Hayes
Smith, Miss Anna Peters, Miss Helen
| Macfarlane, Miss Innes Keeney and
Miss Enid Gregg.
| Herbert Withers accompanied BY
his wife, Nine. Ely, returned Satur
day morning from stay of several
weeks at Hilo and the Volcano. They
are registered at the Young and are
| planning to give some farewell con
certs in conjunction with Charles Ben
| nett.
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Miss Harriet Williamson, of Man
chester, N. H., arrived on the Makurs
and is a guest at the Young. Mis-
Williamson is sister of William vii
Hanson of this city.
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| Captain and Mrs. Walcutt. of tn,
| Fifth U. s. Cavalry, have arrived an
taken up their quarters at Sehofel,
| Barracks