The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-12

'''""'''h '"''tH'l~- ! ne ui0utr was
elaborate and interspCysed with bctu
tHl music from tho lanai during it's
progress. Those present were Minister
aad Mrs Young, Minister and Mrs $
NJ, Damon. Minister and Mrs. Mott
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. Thurstnn.
Nr and Mrs, James H. Castle. MIR. and
Mrs. fGeo. t. Lansing. and MIR. and
Mrs. W K. Castle.
Armstrong Smith was scheduled to
leave san Francisco FOR New York yes
,crday,
Miss Katherine Judge of Salt Lake
tt,y. Utah. who visited in Honolulu
for several weeks in 1898. is in San
Francisco II present. and may possibly
make a second visit here
NJ. and Mrs. w. r. Castle and
daughter. Miss Beatrice Castle. accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Castle. Miss
Nellie White and Miss Nettleton. leave
or The Picking for the Coast
Miss Nellie White returns to her
home in WiDchendon. Mass, today.
w. r. Castle. Jr.. after graduating
ms year al Harvard will return to
Honolulu 20 commence the practice OF
,3w. He may not arrive in this city
unit. september or October.
Alexander s.. NJ. Macintosh. who
Is at present in the Queens Hospital.
suffering from slight attack of pneu-
monia, is reported much better
pleasant euchre party at "Mignon Cat
tage' last Tuesday evening. The
, prizes were won by Miss Bertha
Young and Mr. Arthur Wall. Among
those present were Mrs. Won Hamm.
Miss Bertha Young, Miss May Young,
Miss Sadie Carter. Miss May Hart, Miss
JulietJe King. Miss Widdifeld. Miss
katherine Widdifeld, Miss NJ. Widdi-
field, Miss Elston, Miss Russell, Miss
Ella Stansbury. Miss Alice Wall. Miss
Halstead. Miss Weight. Messrs. w. H.
Rabbit, Arthur Macintosh, Robert
! Single. George Fuller, Chas. Elston.
Tom Wall. Chas Weight, DR.. Wall,
Arthur Wall. l.. Rockwell. Fred Smith,
Campbell
I Miss Ruth Nettleton. who has been
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. w R. Castle for
HmOre than year, leaves for home in
iChicago by the Picking.
The bicycle party OF the Misses
Young which was TO have been given
on Thursday evening was postponed on
account Of rain.
The tennis tournament which has
been IN progress at the residence of
Hon. Alexander Young for several
weeks, under the auspices OF the Miss
- Young, Will nave more than passing
interest for the guests today as the
. championship in the singles Will be
played OF today between Mrs. Fields
and Miss May Hart. Both contestants
are said 10 be evenly matched and some
brilliant playing is expected. II will be
Il society event par excellence, and the
bOste Eses have made preparations as
usual 70 give an informal afternoon tea
10 connection with the tournament
Next week the mixed doubles will be
finished.
Miss Julieitc King gave an Orphcum
theater party Oh Thursday evening, the
guests occupying one Of the boxes
Her guests were Mrs T.. ID. Tenney
Miss Widemann, Miss Helen Macfar-
lane Mis-. Elston, Mr. II. NJ. Mist
George Fuller. Tom King, Robert Mist.
4 3 bathing party al the beach viii be
tglyau by Mrs ~ G. Alexander this
evening
Hon Alexander Young will accom-
gany Mrs. Young 10 the Coast on the
Hsz. Australia. and will return on the
Cd.
Honolulu in June for the summer win
Tie Misses Young, and will spend sew
rral month: on his trip, which may
possibly be- extended 10 Europe
JF. Isfn McGfeW vas the host at Il
house party 81 Aiea lhst Sunday. whore
"a party Gf his friends spent the entire
1ay al The delightful country home Of
Dr. ana Irs. McGrsW. The guests
. we're bf. and Mrs McGfeW. Br. and
Ifs rhas IS. Cooper. Mrs. T. T. Ten
try. Miss Ella Stanebury. Miss Nellie
White. Miss Scott. Mr Richard iyefa
p DDi supper 80 be- given ~ Mrs J.
2 Gilman Is one ~ the events schedul-
. ~ fDr this evening
\ BIZ aud hrs If J.. Baldwin have
.'yHe 800 tram alaui for - visit
hf August ti5Hbeberg manager af
DipWaiu plantation leaves III June Tor
. Germany,
sif iiistead and Hf Melnerhey who
started fof Europe q shGrt time ago are
af present ia Los Angeles
hfs Mary G. Widdiheld vas The host
ess ~ o dinner given Thursday evening
f"f Captain Miles II the transport War
feH
number 1T guests accompanied MI.
.. 81 " Norton O. M0kuIeia last week
IHday evening, remaining there untii
SiphdaY. The outing was a very pleas
ar one, hHh the tH6 days frustrating
Ia Tie mountains was beneficial 10 ali,