The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-01

Mrs. Crawford, Mesdames Schmidt,
Shaw. Stone, Hawkins, Sloan, Bliss,
Durham. Stewart, Mattbey, Dwight,
Chance; Misses Chambers, Smell, Cobb,
Dwight, Chambers, Gilman; Messrs.
Vile. Stone, Lockwood, Cobb, Lathrop,
Whitman, Hunter, Ferguson, Gilman,
Gibbons and Bennett.
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Milton P. Goldsmith, information
manager of the St. Francis Hotel, and
Miss Corinne Goldsmith, who are here
at the Young, have gone over to the
volcano for few days stay.
Miss Winnifred Robinson of POUCH
keepsie, N. Y, returned yesterday from
Hawaii and trip to the volcano. Miss
Robinson is a Vassar teacher and is
! spending some time here at the Young.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter R. Chance of
Paris are delighted with Honolulu and
will lengthen their stay here. This is
good news to the many friends of Mrs.
| Chance who has become a great favor
tie. She is tall stunning brunette
and wears the latest modes of her home
city with ease and grace.
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Miss Alice Hedemann has cards out
for an elaborate dancing party to be
given at the Moana tomorrow evening.
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! Lockwood Hill and Walker Hill Jr.
of st. Louis. are two Cornell boys who
are registered at the Moana.
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Mr. andI Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and
Mrs. Locke. are at the Cecil Brown
place, Kaalawai.
| Miss Thatcher. sister of Mrs NJ. F.
Prosser, who spent some months here
! two years ago, has returned for longer
stay.
The members of the Women's Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress
will be much interested in the outcome
of the efforts Of Hawaii's delegates
! to the National Irrigation Congress at
| Spokane, from the ninth of August
until the fourteenth. Two of the dele
gates, Ralph S. Hosmer and James T.
| Taylor left on the Alameda Tuesday
morning They will endeavor to get
resolution to Congress requesting that
the reclamation service be extended to
Hawaii.
| The band concert at the Moana Tues
day evening called out goodly num-
Der of town and army music lovers.
Captain Berger s evenly balanced pro-
gram was well rendered, the selection
from 'tn 1'rovatore' calling forth pro-
longed applause.
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Mrs George Woodruff, the wife of
the new second Judge of the Federal
court, will be a welcome addition to
local social circles. Already several
little affairs are being planned in her
honor.
The Misses Florence and AgAas Cas-
sidy and Miss Porter formed aNmerry
trio eastward bound on the Alameda.
Florence Cassidy will resume her
studies at Berkeley while her sister
and Miss Porter will take in the Alas
ka Yukon exhibition at Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Baldwin returned
from their honeymoon Wednesday on
the Mongolia Mrs Baldwin was Miss
Smith, daughter of Senator W. o.
Smith.
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Among the returning passengers on
the Mongolia were Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ
Swanzy, Miss Swanzy, Mr. and Mrs.
H. P Baldwin, Mrs. W. E. Foster and
Bruce Cartwright Jr.
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Letters have been received from DR..
Thomas c.. Green and Mrs. Green from
Los Angeles. Mrs. Green has decided
to remain at the Hollywood Hotel at
Hollywood, Cal, while DR.. Green makes
his Eastern lecture tour. After the
tour of the East they viii again stop
off here on their around-the world tour.
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Mrs. III. C. Coleman and Miss Ermine
Cross were the hostesses Monday even
ing at a dance and reception given in
honor of Mrs. George H. Mead and the
Misses Harding, Haynes, NORM and
Dewey all of whom are summer visit.
ors. Besides the hostesses and their
guests of honor there were in the re-
ceiving line Miss Beatrice Campbell,
| Miss Sturgeon and Miss Thompson.
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Mrs. Charles Chillingworth was the
! guest of honor at a farewell dinner Civ
en- Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Ahoo. The dinner was served in the
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