The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-18

procurable by members of the club
only. After the reading the guests
explored the new building, and later
refreshments of delicious sandwiches
and punch were served. Among those
in the audience were Governor and
Mrs. Frear, Judge and Mrs. Sidney
Bailou, Doctor and Mrs. Hobby. Col
onel Schuyler, Miss Dillingham;. Judge
Lindsay, Miss Margaret Castle, Mrs.
Restarick, Miss Constance Restarick.
Miss Stevens. Miss Uecke. Mr. and
Mrs Rabbit, VIM. Williamson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mott Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Weight,
Miss Patty. Doctor Mcdonald, Mr. and
Mrs c. Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch,
cock. Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Doctor
and Mrs. Augur, Mr.. and Mrs BOWL
ing. Doctor and Mrs High. Miss Alice
Thompson. Doctor Hodgins and, Doctor
Rogers.
! On Wednesday, the twentieth of this
month, Miss Hazel Hoffman will be-
come the bride of Lieutenant Munter,
L. s. L. C. Service. Miss Hoffman is
the daughter Of Mrs. A. Hooking. She
IS a very pretty girl and extremely
popular in social circles. Honolulu will
be sorry to lose her from its midst,
but she will be an acquisition to the
society of any city where she goes to
make her home.
Capt. William Fl. Winters. Third
Cavalry. Mrs. William H. Winters and
two daughters were returning passen-
gers from the mainland on the last
troopship Captain Winters and fam
ilv have been enjoying a leave of alb
sence spent with relatives and friends
in the United States Captain Win
tiers has resumed his duties as military
Instructor at the Kamehameha Schools.
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Mrs p. J. Darney. mother of Mrs.
William H. Winters, returned to Homo
lulu with Captain and Mrs. Winters and
is their house guest.
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The members of the Outrigger Club,
residing at the Macdonald y on Puma
hon street, entertained the other guests
If delightful moonlight swimming
party on Thursday evening. After the
swim. the party enjoyed delicious re,
freshmen+s which Were served under
the hau tree. Thursday evening was
especially ENJOYABLE at Waikiki on ac'
count of the sweet Hawaiian music at
the Seaside and the playing of the
transport band at the Noana.
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Lieut.. Col Robert L. Billiard, Eighth
Infantry, has been guest at the bach
elors' quarters, Fort Shafter, since his
arrival at this port. Colonel Billiard
comes here for this special detail as
commanding officer Of the camp of III
struction for militia officers from the
Preside He will return to his regular
duty after the twenty fourth of this
month.
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News has reached Honolulu of the
marriage of Miss Grace Lamberson Of
Portland. Oregon. to Harry Wilder of
Honolulu on Wednesday, September :
The wedding was a very quiet one, only
| the family and intimate friends being
present. The happy couple left for San
Francisco, where they will visit a short
time before sailing for Honolulu.
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A number Of Honolulu society folk
| took advantage of the fact that Satur
dav was a holiday and spent the week.
end at Ialeiwa, where they enjoyed the
delightful moonlight dance Several par
ties motored down on Saturday and will
return by the way of the Pail today.
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Marshall Darrach of New York left
! on the Chiyo Maru yesterday for the
Coast. He has Just returned from a
four months tour Of the Orient, hav
ing visited Japan, China and Manila
While in Manila he opened the new
Ma jestc Theater, at which recital fully
twelve hundred people We're present. He
was a stop-over passenger in Honolulu
for about two weeks where "A number
OF people were fortunate enough to hear
him at private readings.
The first week in October he viii
open the winter season at the st. Fran.