The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-15

Smith a pleasant visit and a safe re-
turn. The boys to make their "aloha -
all the more sincere gave her the good
old High School yell, "Honolulu High
School Rah! Rah!l Rah!!i''
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The officers of the cruiser st. Louis
have certainly shown that they are
adopts at the art of entertaining dur
ing their week s stay in port. With
all the calls upon their time keeping
| up with the many invitations sent them
they have found time during the week
to give two dinner dances and a ball
on board ship.
Last evening they gave their fare
well dinner dance as they are leaving
this morning for Hilo. The dinner
! table in the wardroom was charmingly
appointed with a centerpiece of deep
red Jack roses. After dinner the guests
went above to the quarterback where
a Hawaiian quintet furnished music
for dancing.
The officers guests were Captain and
Mrs. Mark. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gil
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Chance. Miss
Rupert and Miss Hogg of Pittsburg,
Pa; Miss Clarkson of Philadelphia,
Miss Stevens, Miss Gilman. Miss Lang
ton, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Bodefeld and
Chas Bennett.
Monday evening the wardroom of
fieers of the st. Louis gave motor
party and dinner dance at Haleiwa to
merry crowd of the younger set. The
part was chaperoned by Judge and Mrs.
Quarles and after dinner a Hawaiian
quintet furnished dance music A ride
home by motor in the moonlight com
pleted a most enjoyable evening.
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The Misses Howell of Uniontown.
Pa. are at the Moana and have under
their charge Miss Rupert and Miss
Hogg of Pittsburg, Pa. The party are
on an around theworld tour and the
two girls who are both pretty and at
tractive blondes are receiving a lot of
attention here.
Miss Letitia Morgan leaves in the
Alameda Wednesday morning for the
East where she will enter Wellesley Col
lege.
A quiet wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at the Kaiulani Home
when the Rev. w. FL. Bliss united in
marriage Miss Zelica Peterson Of Pa
hala and Warner Caruthers of the Fort
Shafter Hospital. The young couple
will spend their honeymoon in Wahi-
ava.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Guild have NOV
ed into their bungalow on Fourteenth
avenue at Kaimuki and will be glad
to receive their friends there.
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Lieutenant William F. Wheatley who
was recently promoted from the Fifth
Cavalry and transferred to the Philip
pines was departing passenger on the
Sheridan.
Lieutenant Chiffon of the Twentieth
Infantry departed for the coast on the
Hilonian Tuesday morning.
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Herman Segelken returned Friday
morning on the Alameda after spend
ing the last six months travelling
through Germany.
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Colonel Hunter, commanding Scho-
neIu odFTdckS, eHJOy0u reunion Will
two of his West Point classmates, Major
Goldman and Major Baxter, who were
here on the Sheridan en- route to Ma
Mia.
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Mrs. Wellman Parks was the hostess
at charming little dinner Friday
evening which was given in honor of
Miss Smallwood Covers were laid for
the Misses Mcclellan, Mr.. Quekemeyer,
Mr.. Burrell and the guest of honor.
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Captain Healy of the Sheridan is one
of the most popular officers in COM
mand of the transports and his brother
officers tell of how he won his promo
ton by hard work around the Philip
pine Islands in command of small
transport.
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The ward room officers of the st.
Louis gave dinner to several of their
friends at the Young on Thursday even
ing and afterwards attended the dance.
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Governor and Mrs. Frear are spend
ing the next couple of weeks out at