The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-04
SOCIETY

Mrs. William C. Lyon and child re
turned on the Siberia after an extend
ed trip on the mainland. The family
intend to make their home for the
present at the Courtland. corner Bere
| tania avenue and Punahou street.
~ " &c
Walter Dillingham; arrived last week
| from Honolulu, and with his appear
ance in the city rnmors are revived OF
an interesting engagement. the con
firmation of which would cause quite a
flutter in society. The girl who has
been credited with this always fasci-
mating secret is out of town. however
and the gossips are awaiting the de-
velopments with interest If the an
nouncement should be scheduled for
the return of the attractive girl with
her parents, the news might still be
| an item of the lenten season, for the
| party is enjoying a tour of the Grand
| Canyon of the Colorado, and win be
here within fortnight. Meantime
there is much speculation about the
| probable announcement. The close
| friends of the two families say that
there is not the slightest excuse for
/ the persistent rumor.-Call.
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| Mrs Alice Hastings and daughter
left for the East on the steamer Lur-
| line. Mrs. Hastings will put her
daughter in school. and she will make
an extended visit. in the States.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Castle departed
for Japan on the Siberia for round
| trip voyage,
The Chronicle says of wedding
which took place yesterday in Oak
Land. the bride being relative of
Governor Frear:
One of the April weddings that viii
have an interest extending from this
city to Honolulu, to say nothing of the
wide acquaintance of the couple in the
Eastern cities, is that of Miss Irma
Woodward, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward f. Woodward of Santa Rosa,
and j. Allen Wallis of Dubuque, Ia.
The date announced for the ceremony
is April 3, and the attractive bride
will be given in marriage by her
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Oakland.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Bess Woodward of Santa
Rosa. as maid of honor, and the ma
tron of honor will be Mrs. Eugene
Sherwood Sheffield of Berkeley.
The best man at the pretty ceremony
will be j. Harold Wallis of Dubuque,
Iowa.
The bride-elect is one of the attrae-
tive girls of California and numbers
her. friends by the score, while her
family is one prominent in the history
of the State. She has relatives in Ho-
nolulu who are important in the social
life of the island.
Miss Carrie Calvin, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Calvin, returned
last week after pleasant stay in Ho-
nolulu, where she was entertained ex-
tensively, SAYS the Chronicle. Miss
Calvin and her sister have recently
returned with their parents to this
side of the bay after residence. of
several months in Oakland. During
their stay across the bay the Misses
Calvin took an active part in the af-
fairs of the younger set and were
prominent in society affairs, while de
voting much of their time to more
serious pursuits. Both daughters of
the E. f. Calvins are attractive girls,
with many accomplishments, and win
be an acquisition to society in this
city. They have wide circle of
friends here, however, and entertain
great deal in an informal way. The
+. f. Calvins have taken apartments
this winter at the Lafayette, where
the Misses Calvin will entertain at
series of delightful parties after the
1enten season.
Goodwin S Weekly of Sale Lake has
the following item:
Princess Kawananakoa, one of Ha-
waii S most beautiful women ard a
royal entertainer, who is now in New
York and will shortly go to Europe,
will return in four months and pass
through Salt Lake ON the way hcme.
She will stop over III Salt Lake for
couple of days, having letters of In
PRODUCTION to several people here, some
of whom have already visited Honolulu.
She is splendid dresser, and will dis
play a wealth of Paris gowns when she
visits the Utah metropolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs T. T. Warren arrived
in Honolulu during the week from
their honeymoon tour The bride, who
was formerly Miss Hortense Tower, was
here on two occasions in the past three
, years and during one of these trips
met Mr.. Warren. Their marriage fol.
lowed few weeks ago in Pasadena.
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A number of guests of the Npung
, and Moana hotels enjoyed dance
aboard the T. K. K. S. s. Chiyo Maru
last Monday evening, invitations being
extended by the officers of the ship.
The evening was passed delightfully."-.
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j A number of social functions which
were to have been held this week have
| been postponed or declared off entirely
i on account of the death of Mrs Wal
| ter Brinekerhoff (formrly Miss Nellie
White). The news Of her death was
a shock to her wide circle of friends.
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| The Harvard dinner at the Univer-
| sity Club on Friday evening was large
| ly attended and in addition to the
| splendid menu the guests were RECALLED