The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-03
COURTSHIP A LA MODE.

We have tried both verse and sons
And through the decades long
! Love making has had changes
In it s fashions and it s modes;
Quaint ways have been devised
OF escaping prying eyes.
Love g greetings have flown back anC
forth
In stamp and color codes.
But lovers WAYS today
Are becoming quite blase
And like this reads the message
OF the up-to-date love lore:
~ am rated in Bradstreet
And [ twenty autos keep
Dad left me several thousands
And I've made million more
LE0LA HARVEY ELDER.
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fve-thirty,, after a most enjoyable and
successful day.
A letter from the Princess Havana
nakoa received in the last mail states
that she hassdecided to remain in San
Francisco for the coming social season
instead of going to Los Angeles. She
has leased for year beautiful resi-
denee at No. Is Preside Terrace.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Rensselaer, of
Philadelphia have been very enthusi-
astic visitors for the past month. With
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald T. Campbell of
San Francisco they made the round the
island trip with luncheon at Haleiwa,
during the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs Royal D. Mead and
iva. Mr.. Mead s vacation is well
earned after his arduous strikebreak-
ing duties. They have their motor with
them.
Among the round the-island motor
parties on Sunday who stopped at Hale
iva for lunch were DR.. and Mrs Gross
man with Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz as guests and
Mr.. and Mrs. }. T. Low and party.
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Miss Blanche Hall of Los Angeles
and party of California friends made
the trip by motor around the island
on Monday. They lunehed and rested
for an hour at Haleiwa.
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Captain Pond and his son, who for
merly lived here and are back on q
visit, have been much entertained dur
ing the week by old friends. Before
they left for Hawaii they took dinner
with the Parkers. the Tenney Pecks,
Judge Stanley, and DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hoffman,.
Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hoffman gave an informal little
dinner to Walter G.. Smith before his
departure for the mainland.
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DIR. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman, are
giving dinner this evening to several
officers from the German cruiser.
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Captain John Madison Orchard, COM
mander of the flagship West Virginia,
was at Santiago under Admiral Samp-
son. He was classmate at the Naval
Academy of Charles L. Wight in the
class of 1873.
The cruiser st. Louis was recently
presented a beautiful silver service by
committee of st. Louis citizens at
San Francisco.
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r. W. Breekons, Mrs Breckons, and
Miss Breckons were departing passen-
gers on the Kinau on Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Brown had
George B. Mcclellan as their week end
house guest at Malukukui, Wahiawa.
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Major and Mrs Wadhams of Fort
Shafter left for trip to the volcano
on Tuesday.
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Gala debutante who is lingering
in Europe is Miss Lurline Matson, who
is with her mother, Mrs William Mat
son. and at last accounts was in Flor
ence. She will arrive home probably
in time for her debut this winter.
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Mrs. C. w. Harvey, of Whittier
California, accompanied by her grand
SON, Dudley Harvey Elder and heI
granddaughter, Miss Grace Harvey.
Elder, is leaving today on the Korea
for home. The family have for the
past month occupied the Pearson home
on Alexander street. Mrs. Emma
Harvey Elder will remain on the is
land indefinitely. Mr.. Harvey pre-
coded his family on the Siberia, stop