The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs J. Charles Green, Miss
Gibbons, Master Green and Mrs. Kate
Harker, formed jolly party leaving on
the Mauna Kea Tuesday and returning
on the same boat Saturday morning.
The party were most enthusiastic over
the display of Madam Pele. Mr.. Green
took his seven scatter touring car with
him and has the distinction of making
the record trip from Hilo to the Volcano
House in one hour and twenty-seven
minutes. After a few hours rest the
party went to the volcano on horseback,
spending the afternoon and evening at
the crater IS edge. Supper was served
and the coffee made over the steam
assures, which was naturally novelty
for the visitors. The party returned
by moonlight to the hotel In the morn
ing all were taken to the different
points of interest and Mr. Green was
proud to know that his car was the
trip over the road leading to the tree
moulds and mahogany groves.
Judge Stanley announces the engage
ment of his sister Katherine to Mr.
Claudius Lindsay M. Watson.
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Tuesday Judge and Mrs Dole enter
tanned at luncheon The guests who
enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Dole's hospitality
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney Peck. Judge
and Mrs. Selden Kingsbury and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Walker.
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Mrs. Corwin Rees is now convalescent
after an illness at the Queen s Hospital.
This social favorite s ROOM has been a
veritable flower garden during her i'll
ness, her many friends thus and in
other ways showing their sympathy and
good will.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen gave a
charming New Years Eve dance al
their home on Kauai. Over sixty guests
great success.
Mr.. William Montrose Graham is on
the island of Hawaii on a business triI
and will not return for several weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hedemann enter
tanned Sunday evening at dinner, in
honor of Mrs. Kate Harker Mrs. Har
ker is warm personal friend of Mrs
Hedemann, having been her guest dur
ing her last visit to the islands. The
table decorations were in green and
white. Mr.. Hedemann is the possessol
of one of the finest monographs in Ho
nolulu and, after dinner, the guests en-
joyed a musical evening, listening tc
selections by Caruso, Eames and Melba
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Mrs. Philip Andrews, wife of Lieu
tenant Commander Andrews of th,
Navy, left last Tuesday on the trans
port Sheridan, much to the regret Of
her many friends. This young matrol
has been in a whirl of gaiety for tn,
last four months, during her visi
| with her parents. All of her friend
were at the transport to wish her boz
| voyage, and her cabin was filled will
books, sweets and flowers, the gifts O.
loving friends. AS the ship cast an
ehor many eyes were filed with tears
for it was hard to see one so univer
sally loved leave our sunny shores.
| The many friends of Mrs. Charlie
Cooper will be glad to know that sh
is recovering after a slight operation
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| A unique dinner of the week wa
the japanese dinner given at the Mo
chizuki Club, in honor of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. Charles Green and Miss Lydi:
Gibbons of San Francisco. On tn
| 80 Lo
requested to don a japanese kimon
and to wear sandals, both these arti
cles being provided. Promptly at 7:3
the dinner was served, every one sit
ting on the floor in true Japanes
fashion and eating with chopsticks
which furnished much fun and merri
ment. A much-enjoyed evening wa
spent, the party going motoring afte
the affair. Among those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charles Green, MI
and Mrs. Charles G. Bockus, Dr. an
Mrs. Ormond Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lent
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lyser. Miss Lydi
Gibbons, Mr.. Clarence Olson, Maste
Herbert Green and Mr.. Sheba.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips enter
tanned informally at dinner Wednes
day evening at their charming HON
on Kewalo street. Covers were lai
for ten, and a most delicious repas
was served. After dinner, an absort
ing game of bridge was INDUCED in b
some of the guests Those fortunat
enough to be included in the invita-
tion were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McCani
less, Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt of Fresno
Cal; Judge and Mrs. A. S. Humphrey
and Mr.. and Mrs Grinbaum.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook of Mano
Valley entertained Tuesday evenin
at dinner in honor of Judge William
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