The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-26
Mrs. Alexander Entertains Previous
to Leaving MakawaO.
a "No PASSENGER ORDER.
Hunting Party From MOlOkAi Report
Deer Devastating Forests Crack
Tennis Players Can't Accept Homo
lulu InvitatiOn-News Notes Of Maui.

MAUI, Aug. 24.-Old Haleakala hall
was crowded with merry guests last
evening, the occasion being a Mother
Goose party given by Mrs II. G..
Alexander as a farewell to Makawao
prior to her departure for her new
home in Honolulu. The costumes
were varied and fitting, the different
characters well sustained, and the
incognito of the maskers preserved
until the proper time for unmasking.
1t was, perhaps, the most pleasing and
successful social gathering of the sea-
son. The grand march took place at
$50 and dancing continued till 2:30
am. A list of the guests and the parts
assumed were as follows Mother
Goose, Mrs. II. @. Alexander; King
and Queen of Hearts, George Aiken
and Mrs. Benjamin d. Baldwin King
and Queen of Diamonds, Harry Bald
win and Miss Ethel Mossman King
and Queen of Clubs, Fred. Alexander.
and Miss L. II. Aiken King and
Queen of Spades, j. o. Carter, Jr.,
and Miss Angela Crook; Curly Locks
and Lover, Miss Grace Dickey and w.
Nicol; Mollie and her brother, Miss
Mary Alexander and Chas. Baldwin;
Bachelor who went to- o-London-to-get-
a-wife, Arthur Baldwin and Miss
Nellie Smith; Darby and Joan, G. II.
Dickey and Mrs. Gilhus; Jack Spratt
and wife, F. w. Hardy and Frank
Baldwin; Jack and Jill, E. b. Carley
and Mrs. S. E. Taylor; King Cole, G.
III. Dickey Fiddlers Three, Edwards,
II. Mossman and two others Mother
Hubbard, Mrs. G.. M. V. Forster; Old
Observation-Disclosures, Miss B.
Dickey Old woman who.never. keeps
quiet, Lottie Baldwin; Old-woman-
who sweeps-the-skies, Nellie AleXan-
Humpty Dumpty, w. o. Aiken; Jack
Horner, Herbert Dickey Boy Blue,
Fred. Baldwin; Knave of Hearts, g.
w. Dickey; Polly-put-the-ke kettIe-on,
Sydney Crook; Little Mamie Etticoat,
Miss Juliet King; Little Miss Muffet,
Miss Winnie Baldwin; Mary-Mary-
uite-contrary, Mrs. E. 3. Carley;
Three Wise Men of Gotham, Messrs.
@. Wilbur, S. f. Taylor and Avon
Baldwin Tom, the piper's son, L. b.
Aiken; Little Bo-Peep, Irene Aiken
and Miss Eva Smith Tommy little
mouse, Will Baldwin.
"NO passengers by the Likelike" is
the telephone message that created
sensation on Wednesday, the 2Ist.
Mrs. Beveridge, the wife of the cap
tain of the st. Julien, was the only
person brought up by the steamer and
oh fn
only upon condition that she would GO
aboard her husbands vessel immedi-
ately on arrival at Kahului.
+. 3. Oat visited Wailuku and Ma
kawao money order offices during last
week.
On Saturday, the 18th, congratuIa-
tions were due Manager and Mrs.
David Center of SpreckelsviIIe upon
the advent of baby girl.
J. o. Carter, Jr., of Honolulu, is at
Haleakala Ranch. He visited Wal
opal during the week.
Mrs. John Bowler is the guest OF
w. G.. Crook, Makawao.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 3. Wells and Mrs.
Heapy of Wailuku are at the Olinda
House.
During Monday evening, the 18th,
an enjoyable dance occurred at w. G..
Crooks, Makawao.
The tennis assosiatiOn of Honolulu
has recently invited the MakawaO
Tennis Club to participate in tOurn-
ament. Most of the Makawao experts
are about to depart for their schools in
the United States.
The Makawao hunting party re-
turned on Wednesday, the 2lst.
Thirty deer is the record. They re-
port that the deer on MOlokai are fast
destroying the forests.
Mrs. Jacobsen is visiting her broth
er, Z. B. Carley of Kahului.
Judge and Mrs. Frear spent Sunday
at Kailiili.
In case of rain the Haiku garden
party, which is advertised for the
3Oth, will take place in the Hamakua-
pOkO Mill.
The ST. Julien is still unloading
coal at KahuIui.
Passengers are allowed to go to
Honolulu but not to return to Maui,
so say the authorities.
Enthusiastically pleasant and
warm.