The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-09
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| / At her home, Beretania street. Fri
day night, Miss Wall entertained de-
ightfully at progressive euchre mum
Der of her friends. The drawing and
dining rooms We're thrown into one for
the occasion, and the tables set about
in various places. The Quintette Club,
on the veranda, furnished music dur
ing the progress Of the games, and for
dancing after supper. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Winchell, Mr.
and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
sing. Mr.. and Mrs w A. Wall, Miss
Pauline Neumann, Miss Rita Schmidt,
Miss Myra Sloggett, Miss Rose Roth,
Miss Harriet Levers, Miss Lillian
Paris, Miss Lucy Ward, Miss Annie
Ward, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Char
lotte Parmelee, Miss Young, Miss Ber-
nice Young, Miss Hennegan, Miss Tas-
ca Jones, Miss Myra Angus, Miss Alice
Along, Miss Carrie Along, Miss Patch,
Miss Nicholson, Miss NJ Winnie, Miss
Lille Love, Miss Ada Williams, Messrs.
Burt, Cone, Wetlingbe, Macarthur.
Wentsbaugh, Fullinwider, Simons, FL
lot of the U. S. S. Philadelphia;
Messrs. Ellicott and kellogg of the U.
S. S. Marion Messrs. Single, Klue-
gel, H Wilder, Sloggett, Won Hamm,
Wichman, e. Paris, Weight, Fred
Smith, George Angus and NJ. Phillips
Mrs Riemenschneider and Mrs. SlOg-
gett
The first prizes-a cut-glass cologne
Miss Rita Schmidt and Mr. Edwin
Paris, respectively. The BOBBY prizes
a miniature hand organ and a bunch
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won by Miss
Nicholson and Mr.. Simons, respectively.
900
l Some forty or fifty ladies and few
men were present at the delightful tea,
given by Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, from to
6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, to Mrs.
Ellis Mills Small tables were placed
about the spacious lanai and the veran-
das. Mrs. SwanZy was assisted in serv-
ing the light refreshments by Mrs.
Gum, Miss May Atkinson, Miss Stans-
bury and the Misses Kelly. The floral
decorations were beautiful, vases of
uncut marigolds predominating.
i 900
Mr.. w. r. Castle, Jr., Harvard 1900,
will arrive on the Gaelic next Wednes-
day for the summer vacation. His trav-
cling companion from Massachusetts to
just completed his course in Worcester
Academy, and who will enter Williams
College in September. The two young
men returned by way of Mexico to San
Francisco.
= Kawaiahao Seminary was the scene
of unusual festivity last evening, the
event being a surprise party, given by
Miss Hannah and Miss Barnum to Miss
Leila Roynton, in celebration of her
birthday. An elegant supper was
served, and the guests were enter
tanned in most charming manner.
The occasion will long be remembered
by all present.
i Mrs. Widdifield gave a luncheon to
Nuuanu, Friday. The number of ladies
present was II. Table decorations were
in green. A beautiful pot of maiden
hair graced the center of the table.
Running the length of the table were
green ribbons, and in between were
scattered fronds of maiden-hair.
900
| The postponed reception of the La
dies Valley Tennis Club will take place
tomorrow afternoon. The various ten
mis- clubs of the city and a large num-
Der of Honolulu society folk have been
invited to attend.
900
: There will be a special ladies' day at
the courts of the Pacific Tennis Club on
Wednesday next. Lady friends of the
club are cordially invited to attend
Hours, $3.50 to 6.
900
J A picnic party, complimentary to
mss W1tham, Miss Ethel Pomeroy and
Miss Jennie McCrum, was given on
Tartalus Yesterday by a number of
their friends
! This is the night for the dance at the
Healani Boat Club house. Tickets may
be had of members of the committee
A fine time is promised.
900
- Again comes whispers of more en-
gagements. Rumor has it that two
more will soon e announced. More
guess-work is in order.
Mrs. W. T. Monsarrat and her sister.
Miss Tasca Jones, left for, Kapapala
Panch, Kan, on the Nauna Loa yester-
day morning.
i Miss Rose Roth is spending a few
Jays with Miss Rowena Dowsett at the
home of James I. Dowsett. Palama