The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02

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Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Castle ,eava
LOT the Coast on Tuesday In the stean,ar
China. '"o s'e'iiier
number OF theater parties wsrs s,v-
en- at the Orpheum on Monday ni9h,
iollowed by numerous private sumner
parties. ppei
Capt. and Mrs. Fuller spent Sunday
Win their daughter, Mrs. Jones. al the
Peninsula "' '''e
On Thursday next the Misses Young
VIII entertain at a luncheon in honor
OF Mrs. George Herbert.
On "Wednesday evening Miss Juilet,e
Ming entertained a number or friends
at an Informal musicale.
pre-nuptial dinner to the Elston-
ar bridal party will be given by Miss
Mavhart on Thursday next at Waikiki.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch are ex-
pected home on Tuesday. They were
registered at the Occidental Hotel, San
francisco. on May 10.
Miss Kate Kelly of the Foreign ONCE
was entertained by Attorney General
and Mrs. Cooper at their new Pearl
harbor place last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Blssell and Mr..
and Mrs. +. j. Lowrey were guests of
Mt. and Mrs. A. Il. Wood at their Pen
lnsula home, from Saturday until Mon
day.
Several canoe parties disported them
serves gaily In the surf at Waikiki on
Wednesday evening. Charming suppers
we're afterward served at the annex and
IN the homes OF the hostesses.
n large number OF guests will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Macfarlane to
their country place at Ahulmanu. Koo-
lau. The party will leave for their out
ing on this mornings train and return
tomorrow.
Mrs. Z. Faxon bishop was the hostess
at n delightful luncheon party given at
Waikiki on Tuesday. Among those
present were Mrs. A. VI. Brown, Mrs.
j. $. Walker. Mrs. +. ID. Tenney, Mrs
w. T. G. Hassin, Mrs. J. A. Gilman
Mrs. r. X. G. Gibbons, Mrs. Charles b.
Cooper. Miss Alice Russell.
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner gave a
dinner party on Thursday evening TO
Or. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman. The Ia
BILE was daintily decorated with flowers
and prettily lighted. Among those pres.
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isen-
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Castle
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Mott-Smith and Mr..
Rockwell.
Among the passengers on the tram
port Logan were Hon. n. Il. Miller and
daughter of Eugene City, Oregon, on
their way to Chungking, China, vhs re
Mr. Miller has been assigned as Ua!ted
States Consul. With Mrs. Elmer and
Miss Fenwick on the same transport
the party were entertained during tneiI
brief stay by Mr.. Edward Dekum.
Miss Dekum. sister OF Mr.. Edward
Dekum OF this city, will arrive In Ho-
nolulu on Wednesday next. Upor
arrival she Is to be married TO Mr.. J. X
/ Meyers. manager OF Hamoa plantation
/ The wedding will be a quiet one, only
few intimate friends will be present
Miss Dekum was here two years age
and made many friends during hei
| visit, and her acquaintances will b.
glad TO welcome her back. Mr.. Meyers
was formerly a resident Of Lihue. "a
uai.
I Judge and Mrs. Charles FREDERICK
Hart have issued invitations announc
ing the wedding OF their daughter Ma
/ bel Kealohilani 20 Mr.. Charles Aller
Elston, for Tuesday. June IL, at noon
/ The marriage ceremony will take place
| In St Andrews Cathedral. At O'CLOCK
tie wedding party will board the steam
| ship Australia for San Francisco. II
/ Is expected that most OF the members
OF the bridal party will accompany the
bride and groom upon their honeymoon
as far "a the Coast, and then separate
for various side trips.
Mrs. A. u. Wood gave an elegant
I luncheon at her Peninsula home las
Saturday. Flower decorations were law.
/ ish and tasteful. red predominating
\ Among the ladies present were Mrs. r
=. Lowrey. Mrs. L. a. Thurston, MIS-
/ n. y. wichman, slrs. A. w. anVa!k'
euburg. Mrs. A. w. pearson, Mrs: IL a n
Jones. Mrs. J. T. waterhouse. Mrs. r
A. Potter. Mrs. 8. t. Alexander, mrs
Dr. Waterhouse. Mrs. NJ. ). bissell
Miss Elsie waterhouse and Miss Char-
lotte Hall. An invigorating DIP IN tnt
urge swimming tank belonging 70 tne
family was one OF the features OF ths
day, and several OF the ladies showed
themselves TO be experts in swimmihs
and diving
on Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs'
Edwin Paris entertained a number OF
their friends az six-handed en-, IRE. ne
house was pretty decorated ahu
large number Of guests were preste ~.
Miss Juliette King won the ladies' ulse
..af... a. VIII Conrr carried away