The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-02

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The Outrigger Club was the scene of
a most enjoyable children : party Sat
uriay morning, when little Ethel Wake.
field. Youngest daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Wakefield celebrated her
seventh birthday by entertaining her
little friends with swimming
party.
At half after nine the guests began
to arrive and if took but a short time
for the twenty little tots to don bath
ing suits and run for the water-for
some time the beach rang with their
laughter and cries of delight After
glorious swim. lunch was served nm
der the han trees.
These who euioved little Ethel $
party were Babs Foclle Lita Rodiek,
Katharine Won Holt. Peggy Wilder.
flnd Laura Thompson George Locker.
= Keal oha Wattrhouse. Nora, Elfrida and
Mamie Lange. Helene Morgan. Cor
don. MureI. Margerv and Eric Wake.
field.
Lieutenant and Mrs Barton. FIT h
Cavalry. entertained charminglv at a
dinner party on Wednesday evening of
last week at their quarters at Scho-
field Barracks. Ma ior and Mrs Foster,
Colonel Wheeler and Father James +.
Houlihan being the guests on this oc-
casion. Fragrant pinks were prettilv
used in the table decorations
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Miss Winston entertained on Sunday
evening at dinner in honor of Judge
and Mrs Selden Kingsburv The dec
oratiOns Were IN red, even to place cards
and candelabra shades the whole effect
being NEST striking. The e CHIT guests
were Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ F. Prosser. Major and Mrs.
Winslow and Mr. Charles McAvoy.
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Among the delightful dinner parties
given recently at Schofeld Barracks
was one on Wednesday, September 81,
when Captain and Mrs. Sturges enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Lieutenant and Mrs Rodney at dinner.
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Miss Helen Spalding. Youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Spalding of
Honolulu, was a house guest of her
sister. Mrs. George c. Bowen wife of
Lieutenant Bowen, Twentieth Infantry,
at Fort Shafter on Thursday.
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Honolulu people as well as a num-
ber of strangers, are looking forward
TO the exhibition of pictures which is
to be given by Mr. Howard Hitchcock
ut his studio Oh Beretania avenue in the
near future
Mr.. Hitchcock has recently returned
from four months visit TO California
While there he spent some time on
Mount Tamalpais at Carmelby the Sea,
and in other places where the scenery
is beautiful. the result being MANY new
ana charming pictures.
Several exhibitions Of these pictures
were given in California. where they
wer" greatly appreciated but Mr..
Hitchcock has brought back a number
of them. and they, as well as his famil-
lar island scenes, will be sen 81 the
exhibition Mr.. Hitchcock s " At
Homes attract all of Honolulu : so
ciety folk. and lovers Of art in general.
and a most pleasant afternoon may be
anticipated
The Woman : Guild of St Clement :
/ ! INItH Will Hbtl q utittdltNNtH safe tlI
Saturday, October fwenty-ninth.
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Mr. aud Mrs ] \. McCanlless en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday evening
at their beautiful home on Nuuanu
avenue. Numerous viOlets adorned the
table. their beauty and fragrance being
much admired. Mr. and Mrs. McCand-
less guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Hep
burn, Judge ana Mrs. Kingsburv and
Major and Mrs. Winslow
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! DR. and Mrs. Irwin J. Shepherd. from
Wilmington, Delaware. are expected on
the WIhelmina Tuesday, TO he the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs William G.
Hobby, 1921 Keeaumoku street.
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! Judge and Mrs Kjngsbury Of Wal.
lluku were the complimented guests at
a dinner given on Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Prosser