The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-31

! Cooper and Mrs. E. E. Winslow will
preside In the tea room. Others assist
ing Mrs. Frear win be Major and Mrs.
Wadhams, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rich
ards, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atherton.
Mrs. Phillip Frear, Miss Nav Fraser,
Miss Charlotte Dodge, Miss Alice Coop
er and c. H. Mcbride.
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Kohala Midget.-Miss Laura, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Wells, formerly manager at
Halawa, was married to one of the edi-
tors Of the San Francisco Chronicle.
Mr.. w H. 2. Fowler. One Of the sons,
Ward. is in the San Francisco Iron
Works, and Ira is in school in st. Paul
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j. P. Keppeler, of Pearl City, has re-
turned from an around-the-island vaca-
ton trip, including the side trip through
the dense tropical growth of the Puma
hou mountain trail. Eight days We're
spent exploring the mountains and
streams about Wabiawa.
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Kohala Midget.-Miss Byrnes, of Ha-
makua, who filed out Miss Girvin s
uncompleted term as teacher at Maka-
pala, oeeasioned by her marriage, was
also married recently, to a Mr.. Sahr,
late of Boston, now engineer at Kukui-
haele.
Mr.. and Mrs Manual Silva, of Wal
kiki, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Flora, to First Sergeant
Arthur G. Spencer, of the U. S. Marine
Corps. The date of the wedding will
be announced in the near future.
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Mrs. D. F. Nicholson and Sidney
days outing at Malukukui, Wahiawa.
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Argonau0t-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fost-
err Dutton have returned from Honolulu
and are at the Fairmont for the winter.
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Argonaut-Mrs. Frederick Knight
was hostess at luncheon on Wednes-
day of last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lucas were ae-
companied, in their recent return from
the Coast, by Mrs. Barnette and her
daughters, Misses Katherine and Mary
Barnette of Salt Lake City, who will
make an extended visit Mrs. Barnette
is a sister of Mrs. Lucas, and Miss
Katherine will be remembered as an.
agreeable visitor in Honolulu three
years ago.
The members of the Hawaiian sraneh
of the Red Cross Society will hold their
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon at
four o clock in Judge Dole IS courtroom.
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Lieut.. Phil Sheridan, of the Fifth
Cavalry, stationed at Fort Shafter, was
a returning passenger on the Hilonian
Thursday from leave of absence spent
in visiting on the mainland. Lieutenant
Sheridan is one of the crack polo play
ers of the Fifth and his comrades are
delighted to have him back.
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Honolulu was represented socially at
the Portola ball given in San Francisco
at the Fairmont hotel Wednesday even
ing of last week, by the Princess Ka-
wananakoa who was regal in princess
robe of silver cloth. Miss Kathleen de
Young, who made a score of friends
during a recent visit here, was also
present and looked young and graceful
IL a So"h VI HuIbC G14h
crepe de chine. Among the naval Of
ficers attending was Captain Gleaves,
commanding officer of the U. S. cruiser
st. Louis.
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Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and daughter
are among those leaving on the China
for a trip to the Coast.
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Chronicle-A very interesting exhi-
bition, consisting of fourteen of the
late canvases of Theodore Wores, is
now going on at the Bohemian Club.
The most striking perhaps is a scene
at Honolulu. being the beach at Wal
kiki, with Diamond Head showing in
the distance. 1t is a very effective
canvas, strongly and beautifully work
ed up. It is scene at night in shades
of dark green, but the rising moon has
flooded the crests of the waves with
a wealth of bright silver. The masses
of dark clouds are particularly well
handled, and the long row of black
buildings add to the picturesqueness
of the scene a very appealing home