Social notes of host dinners and Bridge gatherings in Honolulu
A long social page documents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp hosting bridge and dinner events at Thitenton Avenue, with guests including Mr. and Mrs Smith of Seattle, Captain and Mrs Marix, Capt and Mrs Matson, and Major and Mrs Samuel Wadham. Attire, table decor, and color schemes are described, plus news of Wadhume leaving for the mainland and various other entertainments at Moana and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Klamp
Prederick Klamps
Bridge
Thitenton Avenue
Smith
George Smuth
Seattle
Wash
Givner
Monn Bowel
Mre
Marix
Mian Stephens
Hamary
Moana
Mra Boilth
Mra
Captito
Arm Ramsey
Mise Stephana
Maliford Bod Lieut
Kilgore
I In
Mrs. Wilder
Mere
Samuel Wilder
Brewe
Matson
Wilder
Browse
Chas
A. J. Campbell
Mia
Edward Brenner
Arthur Drew
Frederick K
E. Faxon Bishop
Faxon Alxhop
Nawang Valley
Alfred Carrier Roses
Faxon Bishop
Brena
Mea Mainon
Mew
Morrison
Mrx
Tenny
Fredrick Kiebaho
Sanwel Wilder
See
Lowrey
Matsonie Francisto
Cedel Brunnerro
14Th Infantry
14Th Infanetry
Honolulu
Samuel Wadthans
Sirtor Wadholy Tran
Fort Shaler
Telandey
Ore Legion
Wadhume
Mtr
Barthel Damon
Moanalua
Harker
Portland Oregon
Ana
Korwa
Hendy Cartwright
Karea
Europe
John Scott Noble
Waikiki
Jol Hind
Kohala
Cocktail plans for Atlantic City trip of Promotion Committee
Secretary Wood of the Promotion Committee sails next Wednesday aboard the Lurline to Atlantic City to arrange cocktails for visiting members. A quantity of tare and poi cocktails will be prepared for the association. A heavy shipment of curloe and other shipboard items will go by the Alameda and a Hawaiian vessel will forward the bulk via Te huan tapes. Wood says daily reports will keep headquarters informed as the Chamber of Commerce follows events. She will accompany her husband to the seaside resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Howpitwitty
Taving
John Drew
Kamehameha Ave
Wood
Atlantic City
Alameda
Chamber of Commotes
Toweh
Crop in splendid condition at Olaa plantation visit
A. W. T. Bottomley of Bishop & Co reported from Maui that Olaa plantation is in splendid condition with the crop coming off in good style. He witnessed Manager Watt's conference with the Hussiane, who later left the plantation amid an eight hour day demand and other agitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. T. Bottomiey
Bishop & Co
Mawaui
Olaa
Bottomley
Watt
Viantoion
Wolaken
Sugar Shipments Afloat and Arrived
The Sugar Factors Co Lid reports totals for December 1 1908 showing shipments of 119 900 tons with 2000 tons reaching markets and 84 300 tons remaining. shipments distributed among Ameri an Adwalten Co for Kellet Cape Morn and Pacific Coast markets totaling 119 200 tons water 74 10 jane and 8 Co figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siugar Factors Co
Alnee
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