The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-02
The Week in Honolulu S
Pleasure Circles
Many Pleasant Entsrtainme nts by
Our Leading Psopie-Going
and Coming Guests.

tended absence.
This evening the officers of the L. S.
4. transport Hancock will entertain |
their friends at dance on board
Mrs Gibbons, formerly Miss LAM |
Atkinson of this city, is visiting her |
parents after an absence of five years. |
Society is glad to welcome home
again Mrs. H. Renjes, who has spent
several months travelling through
Japan.
Among the luncheons to be given
during the coming week is one by Mrs.
F. A. Schaefer which will take place
or Tuesday.
Mrs. Marsh, wife of Capt. Marsh,
who was recently ordered to Manila,
left for her home in the East by the
steamer Coptic.
4 Sunday DR.. and Mrs. J. S. McGrew
entertained the members of the Bos-
ton Lyric Company at their country
residence, Aiea.
Mrs. Dodge, of Boston, is visiting
, her son Mr.. f. Dodge She is accom-
panied by Miss Dodge, a sister OF the
famous Gail Hamilton.
DR.. Walter Maxwell, who left by the
Miowera for Queensland, to be the
guest of that government, will be
greatly missed in society circles.
Mr.. w. G. Irwin viii entertain at
his Waikiki residence on Sunday the
friends of Mr.. H. NJ Sewall, who are
expected to arrive on the Nippon Maru.
About sixty invitations have been is
sued to the little friends of Miss Car
men Vida for a party to be given III
her honor at the residence of Mrs. j. S.
Walker, King street.
Hon. w. n Armstrong, who has
been connected with this paper for SO
dong time, left for the States on
Thursday. His departure is regretted
by all and society loses a leading mem
Der.
Lieut.. C. S. Patterson, Co. A, 9Th
Artillery, who has made MANY friends
during his brief stay in this city, left
BIZ the transport Ben Mohr for Manila,
to which place he was ordered with his
battery.
During the week the announcement
was made of the engagement of Miss
Preston, favorably known as the form
er leading soprano in the Central
Union church choir to Mr. George
Howard of this city.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
LAM entertained a number of friends
at a poi supper, given at their home on
Wilder avenue The Quintette club
furnished music and a jolly evening
was spent by all present.
Mrs. Paul Neumann states that her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Focke, will re-
, main in Amsterdam two months and
} will then go to the south of France
, for two months hoping to restore her
, health Mr.. Focke will return to Ho-
nolulu soon.
UNIQUE cards are out for a recep-
. ton to be given by Mr. and Mrs. T.
I Richards at their home on the evening
D OF Dec 1, 1899. The invitations are
} written in Hawaiian and each guest is
} requested to bring some Hawaiian
, name suitable for their new home.
, The numerous friends of Captain H.
I. lie. Houdlette, the genial commander Of
! the Australia, are sorry to learn that
} his monthly visits to this port are over.
} Capt. Houdlette will take command of
, the Mariposa for a trip and will then
be given one of the new liners, plying
I between San Francisco and Australia,
I via Honolulu.
Upon the arrival of the Coptic from
Japan on Saturday, the engagement of
Miss Nellie Mcintyre to Mr.. George I.
Kluegel was announced. Miss McIn-
tyre. who accompanied Miss Harriet
Levers to the Orient, was a through
passenger on her way to San Francis
: co, where she will remain few
months before returning to Honolulu
, The many friends of Mrs. William
Haywood were pleased to welcome her
as she passed through on the Marirc-
sa, homeward bound. The Japan trip
was in every detail most enjoyable and
both Mr. and Mrs. Haywood with their
, children are all very much benefited
by the change. Mr.. Haywood viii re-
main in Honolulu until the laws Of this
| country are changed.
Wednesday evening a large party of
society people attended the perform
ance at the Orpheum Theater. Among
I the many present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. D. Tenney, Mr.. and. Mrs. A. J.
+. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Walker,
. Mrs. and Mrs. w. P. Boyd, Mrs. Mary
=. Gum, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Mrs.
NJ. c. Widdif1eld Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.