The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
Society

Lieut.. George Cleveland Bowen of
Fort Shafter entertained with a stag
dinner at the Young on Monday even
ing n honor Of the best man and nob.
ers who were to act important roles in
his marriage 10 Miss Alice SpaIdinp on
Wednesday evening.
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Characteristic and Mrs. B, F Dill
bingham Of Honolulu will arrive in q
re" days on their way to Europe and
VIII make a short visit in San Fran
cisco before leaving for the East. They
expect to join their son and daughter
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter billing
ham, whose marriage took place recent
~ IN Florence, Italy, and viii remain
abroad for several months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klebahn
gave a dinner party on Saturday in
compliment to Mrs. Renjes.
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Chronicle:-Mrs. Rose Hooper PIott-
noIn1,, i enonaina ~ LIN ~ ~
Hooper ranch near Mountain View.
making occasional trips to town as the
guest Of her mother, Mrs Hooper. on
Pacific avenue. During her visit in the
Islands Mrs. PIottner painted minia-
lures Of number Of prominent people.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillins enter
aa'hed with dlhhtr party TOR ten on
thursday evening lollo"ed by an I'M
ProhP'u Al"sl1aI program
Ter. who comes from long line of an
cestors, prominent men who served their
country since the early days when one
great metropolis Of the East was called
the New Amsterdam. is stopping at the
Palace on his way to Schofeld Bar
racks.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick KIabobr on.
+errainad with dinner an saturday in
honor Of Mrs. Penies at which covers
were laid for Dortor and Mrs Charles
Rrvan+ Coorpr Mr. and Mrs Dowsett
Mrs Hobby walker Miss Walker and
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f,o-'o - ~, vaIIe,v in honor of
NJ Flo Paniee and Miss Meier The
eor,-ors r,ga7 41r tho "a bIa we're daisies
ana 1-;o1a+s ana covers we're laid for
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Call. General and Mrs Mcclellan
40 ta:,,,r,+ ord +bev arc no
aa;.ia,. olr5.aI 1ve1cnr,a from tboir
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oteorno "a Honolulu Thov will remain
=; .,r,-,, g.. 49, :,3efr;+o c+a,, and Mrs
NT.TIalIar VII he Z he rpcipipnt Of many
eocia1 faT-ors 5nrfng the early days Of
tho month
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Wasp.-Capt and Mrs. Joseph c.
Il Cas+ner are n Fort Mcdowell. AngeI
Island ba,.fn, arrived from Honolulu
Mrs. cashier was formerly Miss Ada
Whit. NJ this ci+v CANAAN Cashier
evnac+s ia h. at Fort Mcdowell for at
Ilea,t wear
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on Tuesday evening at the Waikiki
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Smith
their daughter Mildred was married tc
Harry C. Bruins. The bride is the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith ana
she is one Il Honolulu : fairest young
women and a favorite in her circle OF
friends. Mr.. Bruins IS the eldest sol
of Mrs. \. Covne and is chief deputy
in the office Of the United State:
Marshal.
The wedding was very quiet and the
ceremony was witnessed only by rela
tives of the two families. Promptly al
al Assem- hIpH