The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-04

by the hostess and singing by Mrs.
and Miss Edith Pratt Mrs We'll gave
several selections on the piano and
Miss Phillips pleased the company by
her playing on the guitar.
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Miss Jane Kinds, sister of R. w.
Kinds, quartermaster clerk at Fort
Shafter, with her friend Miss Edna Cot
trel, is spending her summer vacation
on the Islands. Both she and her
friend are accomplished musicians and
have delighted their many friends here
with violin and piano. Miss Kinds has
taken a great fancy to the Hawaiian
instrument, the ukulele, and can accom-
pany Hawaiian songs, which she sings
herself, like kamaaina. The two charm
ing musicians are at present on the
island of Hawaii but will return to
Honolulu soon and will leave for San
Francisco again before August.
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Mrs. W. L. Howard gives Chinese
dinner on Monday evening at her Bere-
tania avenue home.
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Seventeen Eastern Stars were enter
tanned at the Young Hotel ON Wed
nesday at luncheon, the occasion be-
ing a farewell in honor of Mrs. W. F..
Hebron, and a welcome to Mrs. G. j..
Milliken and her niece Mrs. N. II. Jobe.
of King Solomon Chapter o. E. s.. of
San Francisco. The table was prettily
decorated, the centerpiece being com
posed of large appropriately colored
star, bowl of carnations resting in
the center The favors were tiny Gala
bashes with hand painted stars on the
outside. The place cards were beauti-
fully illustrated with flowers inter-
woven in a golden star. The guests
were Mrs. W. f. Hebron, Mrs G. j..
Campbell. Mrs. A A. Milliken. Mrs. NJ.
H. Jobe Mrs. H. Rietow, Mrs. A. Coyne,
Mrs. H. H Williams Mrs. Anna Wright,
Mrs. TT. Webster, Miss Mary B. Star
bird. Mrs. G. A. Martin, Mrs. R. B.
Reedv. Mrs. Clara Schmidt, Mrs. Nellie
B. Marks. Mrs. R. L. Auerbach, Mrs.
C. L. Crabbe, Mrs T. Hoffman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott returned
Yesterday from Honolulu, where they
have spent the past month. Mrs. Scott
was Miss Ethel Amweg and her mar
riage to the popular young business
man on Easter Monday is remembered
as one Of the most enjoyable events
of the spring. Honolulu is the old
home of Mr. Amweg. and during their
STAY there Mr.. Scott and his bride were
continually rtained-Examiner
On Tuesday Mrs George Ross enter
tanned in honor of Mrs Charles Gibson
and Mrs. Robert Lishman at an At
Home, which was the largest function
of the week. Mrs. Gibson, charming
visitor in Honolulu, whose beauty has
attracted general attention, was gowned
in confection. of Irish and valencl-
ennes lace over mousseline completed by
a picture hat of black trimmed with
pink and yellow plume Mrs. Ross wore
a rose colored silk and Mrs. Lishman
wore a gray silk. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. A. NJ. Brown and Mrs.
Clifford Kimball. Scores of Honolulu
people were present. 1t was charm
ing affair throughout and those who
met Mrs. Gibson were charmed with her
personality.
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Prof. DAILY, who is to have charge OF
a department of the meteorological sta
ton at Kilauea, departed for the vol
eano on Tuesday. accompanied by Mrs.
Daily and Miss Haskell and Prof. Jag
gar, who returned yesterday on the Ma
una Kea. Prof. Jaggar leaves for the
mainland ON the Mongolia and will re-
turn late in the summer to establish
headquarters.
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Mrs Frances King Headlee returned
from Kauai during the week after
strenuous week of explorations over the
Garden Island. Mrs. Headlee was
charmed with the scenery and is now
preparing for her return to the main
land on the Alameda. There is pos.
sibility of her going to Seattle to lee
ture on Hawaii in the Hawaii build
ing. Mrs. Headlee has acquired much
knowledge of the Islands and her lee
ture series should prove of the greatest
interest to mainland audiences.
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On Monday evening the Punahou
graduates gave pretty dance at the
Moana Hotel
In honor of Mrs. HartweH of Bos-
ton. Mrs. A. M. Brown gave a delight