The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-28

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into the stone steps. It was two years
ago that Mr.. Wilcox donated the sum
of 500, 900 to the hospital Speeches
were made by A. S. Wilcox, Judge San
ford b. Dole, the president of the hos
pital, and by DR.. c. b. Wood That
the institution IS cordially indorAed is
shown by the number of prominent and
influential persons present which in
eluded: A. S. Wilcox, Mrs. Wilcox,
Judge Dole, Mrs. Dole, Queen Liliuo-
kalani, Mrs. Charles S. Holloway, Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Damon, Mrs. Winfred f.
Babbitt, Mrs Frederick w. Klebahn,
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. Joseph D..
Marques, Mrs. Hong Quon, Mrs. Samuel
C.. Dwight, Mrs. Royal D. Mead. Mrs.
Hobby, William o. Smith. Alonzo Cart
ley, DR.. James R. Judd, DIR. Frederick
+. Hedemann, james a. Rath, John H.
Craig, Mrs. Eben Low, Miss Janet NJ.
Dewar, Mrs. Charles S. Campbell, Doc
tor Hodgins, Mrs. Walter f. Frear.
Mrs. Ernest Mott-Smith, Mrs. George
r. Carter, Mrs. Peter C. Jones, Mrs
Bathsheba NJ. Allen, Mrs William
Smith, Mrs. William r. Castle, Mrs.
Fred W. Macfarlane, Mrs. Francis NJ
Swanzy, Mrs. James r. Judd, Mrs
Chun Ming, Mrs. Edward R. Stackable,
Mrs. S. Sheba, Mrs. Antonio v Soares,
Mrs. James A. Rath, Miss Helen S.
Judd, Miss Mabel E. Bosher. Miss Ida
NJ. Pope, Mrs. May Wilcox, L. A. Thurs
ton, Miss Sterritt, Will Cooper, Dr. c..
B. Wood, A. S. Cleghorn, Paul Isenberg.
II. H. Williams, and Fl. E. Hendrick.
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Mrs. Albert F. Dixon, the wife of
Rear-Admiral Dixon, q. S. N, arrived
on the Alameda to spend the holidays
with Mrs Pierre Jones and her nieces,
Mrs. Ralph Lyons and Miss Maude
Jones. Mrs. Dixon is at present stop
ping with Mrs. Lyons at her home in
Manoa Valley. Mrs. Dixon was former
ly Miss Stella Wood of this city.
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Mrs. English and Mrs. Steinmetz.
who have been stopping at Waikiki
for the past month, will return to their
home in California on the Alameda on
Wednesday.
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Mrs. Falls, the wife of Captain Falls.
and Mrs. Forster, the wife of Mai. F.
W. Foster, are expected to arrive on
the transport Logan on the eleventh
of December.
Miss Dockery, the sister of Lieuten-
ant Dockery of the Fifth Cavalry, and
Mrs. Scales, the wife of Captain Scales,
accompanied by her mother will leave
for the Coast on the December trans
port.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Dav, the
wife of Captain Day of the Fifth Cav
airy, returned to her home in Omaha.
| Nebraska, on the last transport.
Mrs. Morrison, wife of Lieutenant
Morrison, will depart for Detroit, Mi
chlgan, on the December transport.
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Miss Edna Christman of Chicago.
was an arriving passenger on the Ala
media on Friday and will be the house
/ guest of Mrs. James Judd for the
! winter.
| Miss Ethel Spalding entertained on
Friday with a Sewing Bee in honor of
j Mrs. Mayme Wadman Austin Those
invited were the intimate girl friends
of the guest of honor and after spend
ing several hours in sewing and chat.
ting, tea, sandwiches and cake were
served.
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On the first of December Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith and their daughter
will move into Ex-Governor Carriers
place at the beach and will occupy the
same for three months.
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Mrs. c. B. Cooper was the hostess
at charming tea at her home at Pun
nui on Monday. The affair was giver
IN honor of Miss Edith Never who i:
here from Germany to spend a veal
with her grandmother, Mrs Mist. Mrs
Cooper received from three until si2
o'clock and was assisted by Mrs. Mis-
and Mrs. McGrew. Mrs Prosser pre-
sided over the teacups. The hostes.
was attired in a white lingerie gown
Mrs. Prosser looked charming in {
white lace gown and a picture hat anC
Miss Mist wore a dress of light blu,
silk with a hat in the same delicat,
shade. During the afternoon Mis-
Wiekstrum gave several piano seIec