The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-16
!, Observation-Disclosures
SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures

| boating and dancing party. The nigh
was a perfect one for the event, AM
enjoyment of the pleasures of the ey
ening was supreme The guests wer,
taken from Brewers wharf for shor
spin out in the channel in the barge
Aloha" toward by Desky's launch
| Star They were then landed at The
boathouse where they were welcomed
by music by the Quintette Club boys
stationed on the lanai above. Dancing
then commenced and was continued un.
| til shortly after midnight.
Among those who honored the boys
with their presence were: Mrs. Widdi-
| field, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Vida, Judge
and Mrs. Frear, Prof. and Mrs. A. w
Smith of Stanford University, Mrs
Clara Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ingalls,, DR.
and Mrs c. B. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Boyd
Mrs. Hugh Gum, the Misses Widdi-
field, Miss Roberts and Miss Mosher
OF Stanford University, Miss Clarke of
San Jose, Miss Cornwell, Miss Neu-
mann, Miss Damon, Miss Atkinson,
Miss Vida, Miss Roth, Messrs. Roberts,
Seward, Pollhemus of Stanford;
Messrs. Lang and Kellogg of the U.
S. S. Marion; Messrs. Burt and Werst-
baugh of the U. S. S. Philadelphia; Mr..
G.. C.. Potter, Mr.. Houdlette, Mr.. w. H.
Rabbit, Mr.. J. L. Howard, Mr.. A. st.
NJ Macintosh, Mr.. Fred. Smith, Mr..
Robert Atkinson, Mr.. d. Shanks, DR..
Raymond, Mr.. Harry Mist, Mr.. J. @.
Wood, Mr.. w. H. Cornwell and others.
900
The boys of the Pacific Tennis Club
entertained a goodly number of their
friends at the club house, Palace
Square, from 4 to Wednesday. Miss
Widdifield, who kindly presided at the
refreshment table, was assisted by her
sister, Miss Kathryn Widdifield and
Miss Sarah Carter. Tennis was in
dulged in and a very pleasant time So
cially spent. Among those present
were the following: Mrs. Bruce Cart
wright, Mrs. Haalelea, Mrs. @. B. Coop
er, Mrs. Hermann Focke, Mrs. H. H.
Renjes, Mrs. Hugh Gum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosecrans, Mrs Williams, Miss Clarke
of San Jose, Miss Stansbury, Miss Ma
ME Widdifield, Miss May Damon, Miss
Eldredge, Mrs. Williams, Miss Eloise
Castle, Miss Carter, Miss Belle Vida.
Now that the hot weather is on, the
boys will have no more ladies' days
for several weeks to come. Tennis will
give place to other things for while.
900
y Manager Lucas, of the Hawaiian Ho-
tel, is arranging for a good time next
Tuesday night, as a welcome to Ha-
waii of the passengers of the Australia,
who will be the guests of the place.
Dancing on the lanai will be the most
attractive feature of the evening, when
the French dinner is over The society
people of the city are expected as al
ways.
900
" Hawaiian Minister to Japan R.
w. Irwin, who passed through on the
o. e o. S. S. Gaelic, was the guest of
H. E. Cooper, Minister of Foreign AT
fairs, at a luncheon in the Pacific Club,
Wednesday: Those present were:
President Dole, Attorney General
Resident Shimamura, Counsellor M.
Akiyama, Paul Neumann, Samuel Par
ker and DR.. Wood.
900
The home of Col. and Mrs. J. H. So
per, Lunalilo and Keeaumoku streets,
was the scene of merriment Tuesday
night, when a dance to a number of
friends was given. Among those pres
ent were: United States Minister Sew
all, Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Judge and
Mrs. F'rear and large number of 9TH
erS.
Mrs. Hebron gave a dinner to Adj
miral and Mrs. Beards1ee on Thursday
evening of last week. The decorations
of the table were in pink. Among those
present were: United States Minister
and Mrs. Sewall, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
wood, Miss Ethel Smith and a number
Of others.
On Monday night Mrs. D. P Brine
entertained number of her young
friends at the Waikiki home of Presi-
dent Dole, where she is staying for a
short time. Music out in the moonlight
was one of the pleasant features of the
occasion.
900
A number of the Myrtle boys will
give a german at the boat house on the
night Of July 23d. The Quintette Club
will be in attendance Four or five fig
ures will be danced, after which will
come hop.
900
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Castle will give
a tea to Prof and Mrs. George Mead. at
their home, Kinau and Victoria streets.
from 4 to 6 Saturday. A large num-
Der Of invitations have been issued.
Captain Cotton, of the philadelphia.
entertained a number of ladies and zen
tlemen in moonlight boating party in
the harbor last night. Refreshments
were served on the cruiser.
A picnic, in honor Of Mrs. Ellis Mills.
who is soon to leave for the States,
was given in Manoa Valley yesterday
by Mrs. Hermann Focke. There were
10 ladies in the party.
900
President Dole and a number of