The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-08
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" Mondays College Hills, y
Y Manoa Heights, Makiki. Y
" Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani y
" Park, Kaimuki and Palolo. y
" Wednesdays-Nuuanu, Puunui and a
Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu y
" bridge, first and third Wednes- Y
" days; below, second and fourth; u
" Pacific Heights, fourth. "
W Thursdays-The Plains. y
4! " Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort y:
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" Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha V
" Schools, third and fourth Satur- "
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on the Makura, will go to the Seattle
exhibition and from there to Los An
geles for the winter months. The early
| spring will again find her in New York
| City and she hopes from there to start
upon her long deferred European tour
Starting from New York in the early
spring, with stopovers at London and
Paris, she will be another to reach the
vicinity of the Passion Play just in
good season.
After returning from their trip to the
Seattle fair Mrs. Mist, Miss Edith Mist
and Robert Mist plan to start in the
spring for Europe. They will go to
Germany where they will join Harry
Mist, who is there studying art, and the
party will take in the Ober- Ammergau
festival.
Mrs. Fairchild, wife Of Senator Geo.
II. Fairchild, is another who may re.
main on the continent until next sum.
mer She is at present in Munich |
where she went for the health of her |
little daughter. If she is still there in |
the summer of next year the Journey |
is very short from Munich to Ober-Am- |
mergau.
The Army, Navy and Marine people |
are taking up surfing with great deal
OF enthusiasm and most any afternoon
at the Moana, the Seaside or the Out
rlgger Club one sees jolly crowd of
the service people in bathing. Many
Of the officers have Joined the Outrigger
Club and several are becoming quite
expert in the use of their surf boards
and outrigger canoes. Among those
noticed frequently in the surf are Major
md Mrs. Dunning, Major and Mrs. Ray,
Major and Mrs. Wadhams, Captain and
Mrs. Mark. Major and Mrs. Long, Cap.
ain and Mrs. Low, Captain and Mrs.
Paymaster and Mrs. Horn
berger, Lieutenant Moses and Lieuten-
mt Shearer.
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E. s. Gee, chief Clerk to Major Ray. .
$ holding up the service end OF tennis. /.
lie is not only an exceptionally fine
ennis player but is pianist Of ability
nd received by the last mail an auto
raphed collection of the latest COM .
ositions of Paul de Longpre.
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K. 2. Schwerin, the vice president
nd manager of the Pacific Mail Steam
hip Company, will arrive on Wednesday I
n the Korea accompanied by his wife
nd two children and party of friends. I
fr. schwerin has reserved cottages at
ne Seaside for the entire party.
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Among the passengers on the Korea
Wednesday will be Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
'utton of San Francisco who are com |
lg down for their annual visit. They t
i'll have a cottage at the Seaside and e
i'll probably remain two or three
onths. Mrs Dutton is a sister of
RS. Harry Maefarlane. g
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Mrs. FL. P. Beekley and Mrs. W. P.
luett of Kohala. Hawaii. are register
at the Young. Mrs. Beeklev and "
RS. Bluett are sisters of Palmer b
'oods of the big Island. ci
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