The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-04

was made at O'Clock and a reception
aboard the Geier was held In the even
Ing.
The luau given last Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Wilder of Judd
street, In honor of the returned colles
ans from Harvard. was noticeable for
is informality and old-tirne hospitality.
The young men were greeted by their old
friends and former playmates with
grsto which makes a young man glad TO
stay away from home year and then
return home just to receive such well
come. Fashions whims were set as de
WREN the weather became too warm to
make coats comfortable. and at the luau
negligee was observed by the young men.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Walker. Mrs. +. X. c. Gibbons. Miss At
kirson. Miss Katheryn w.ddifeld. Miss
CO rnwall, Miss Gertrude Scott Mr. Wal
tee Dillingham;. Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;,
Mr.. c. N. Prouty. Mr. a. l.. C. Atkinson
and Mr.. Robert Atkinson
| de Souza Canavarro, the Portuguese
Consul, was the recipient on Thursday
evening. at his residence. of a beautiful
silver toilet set engraved with his mono
gram. with the date, MAY T. 1900." there
on. An address OF presentation was made
lby Major Camara, stating the gift was
a mark OF esteem In winch the Consul
was held by the people under his charge
ard for his services during the many
years he has acted for the mother coun-
try. The Consul httingly responded to
the presentation and thanked the donors.
MI sic was furnished during the evening.
One OF the attractions at the Hotel An
mex beach on Sunday was a canoeing par
" composed OF Walter and Harold Dill
bingham. G. ~. Prouty, Robert Atkinson
and Isaac Dillingham;. They padded far
out into the surf and then dropped over
the side OF the canoe, showing only their
heads, and sang many of their college
sci.rs. The bathers and spectators on
the beach applauded the glee club and
con PEELED them to respond to encores. II
Is one of the most harmonious quintettes
that has been heard in the Islands.
The reception and dance TO be given
Wednesday at Moanalua by Mr.. and Mrs
=. NJ Damon In honor OF Miss Alice Wall
and Mr.. Frederic G. Smith promises q
, be one of the most brilliant social events
of the season. Society will be there In
fierce and the function will vie with the
. many that have made Moanalus famous
In the past. Special trains have been ar
ranged for. to leave the city at and So
p. m, returning at midnight and 1 a. m.
Mr. Edward Suhr entertained on Sat
urcay evening last the officers of the
German war vessel Geier. A large mum
| Der of guests were present to greet the
, naval men and to wish them Godspeet
, and success In their new field OF action
these present were mostly Germans
, Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer
DIT and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,. Mr.. Pau
. 1ssnberg. Mr.. c. Bofte, Mr.. uackfe'd.
= DIR. and Mrs. William c. Stubs of New
= Orleans were entertained on THURSDAY
r evening at dinner by Prof. and Mrs. Wal
ter Maxwell. The dinner party was
{; small. hut given with the wel-knowr
: hospitality OF the host and hostess. Prof
: Maxwell is former pupil OF DIR. STUDIOS
! Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Burr of New Yorl
| CITY have sent cards to Honolulu an
Y nOuncing the marriage of their daugh