The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

| the society leaders. The present out
look for formal affairs is not particu-
larly bright although private dinner
parties are becoming more numerous.
The return of many people of the So
cial set from wanderings on the Main
land is delight to those who enjoy
their hospitality and regrets are ex-
pressed that some of the recent steam
ers to the Coast have carried away
! many who will be missed from the sea-
sons gayeties. One thing which Ho-
nolulu will lack this fall is a company
of players or a season of opera wherein
fashion can make a display. The Neill
| company promises to make it's appear
ance again next summer but that is
| many, many months distant. In the
Mainland where the seasons of the year
are we'll defined, the winter season has
! already opened with nothing to retard
the general tone of gayety and pleasure
until the sombre days of Lent stay it
and bid the society people to a much
! needed rest.
~ The Healani dance last night at the
IH3oat House was one of the most en-
Y
The night was a perfect one for dane
ing. cool breezes sweeping the hall
which made it pleasure to trip the
light fantastic toe. The boat house
rocked as gusts of wind SUCCESSFULLY
struck it and at times played havoc
with the gowns of the ladies. 1t was
an assemblage of prettily dressed wo-
men and handsome men. A native or
chestra supplied the music. Punch and
lemonade were served in the boat
house.
|, The Misses Marion and Gertrude
Scott gave an informal dinner to a
number of friends last evening.
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Mrs. Alfred Fowler and Miss Lily
Neumann left for England yesterday
on the Mariposa after spending many
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neu.
mann.
Mrs. Geo. d. Guyer, wife of Capt
Guyer, 18th u. s. Infantry, and socia
, leader at Salt Lake City. Utah, is q
: passenger on the Sherman en- route Il
Manila.
Mr.. Hiram Bingham, Jr., and Mis-.
Alfredo Mitchell will be married il
New London, Conn, November 20. Mr.
Bingham is an island boy and ha:
achieved much success in his collegiat,
work in the past two years.
AAA
Capt. Merry, u. s. NJ, who has beer
in command of the Honolulu Nava
Station, leaves on the Naval transpor
. Solace for Guam, where he will max,
surveys of the harbor of San JuaI
D'Apra. the principal harbor Of Guag
han.
Mr.. S. n. Hnndley and Miss Bernie,
Hundley. of Honolulu, returned to SaI
Francisco early in the week from al
: enjoyable tour of. the State, en- rout,
, home, and we're guests at the Occident
al Hotel for a short stay, says the Ar
gonaut.
Fred Wundenberg of this city auC
& Miss Elsie May Eastmuir were married
Z on Wednesday, Oct 10, at the home O
Z the brides parents, "Caerlon," Red
. myre road. Strathfield, N. s. w. TIL,
Z news of the event came by the Mari
z posa yesterday
! AAA
, Among the society people who lief
: in the Mariposa yesterday were Gardi
! and Helen Macfarlane who will attenC
. the wedding of their brother, Harr,
Macfarlane, and Miss Polly Dunn
!" which will occur shortly. The weddin,
+ will take place in San Francisco.
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= The maria of Mics LYatl,ar;,,o Co.,
4 derland daughter of Mr.. John Sunder
& land, of Reno New, to Mr.. John Bear
4 O'Sullivan, took place in Reno o.
Z Thursday, October 25th Mr. O'Suni
= van is the youngest son Of the late c
T. ID. OSullivan, and a brother of MI
!. Denis O'Sullivan, the popular SINCE,
!. After a short tour the young coupl
!" will go to Telluride, Col, where M,
OSullivan is engaged as a mining ex
q pert.
e The Sullivan boys have many friend
X in Honolulu
4 Mrs. George f. Morse gave lunch
4 con at the Palace Hotel Grill on Satur
X day, October goth, in honor of Mr.,
& Henry o. d. Heistand, wife of Lieuter
e. ant-Colonel Heistand who is at preser
G. in China. but is expected here mex
6. month. Mrs. Heistand arrived on til
&, Sherman on Friday, October 18th. an
{. left for her Washington home on Nor
day.
- Lieutenant-Colonel Heistand was de-
:" tailed by President Mckinley to esco1
. President Dole to Washington, durin
z the latter's visit to the United State
= in 1898.
AAA
A very enjoyable hay ride was give
Wednesday night by the Misses CARR
and Helen Macfarlane An partI
eighteen were driven out 10 az ole
fashioned hay-stuffed wagon ~ Wa
alae and on the return to the city We
taken to the old Widemann residen,
''o where supper was served. Amor
those in the party were the Miss
Marion and Gertrude Scott, Mrs. ].
Walker, Miss Katheryn Widdifiel
Mrs. Porter Boyd, Mrs. Mary Gun
Mrs. Christian Conradt, Mr.. Walt