The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-26

I - ~ uesired that the Society De
partment shall cover the whole seId .,
SOCIAL activity in Honolulu and tho lei
anus generally. but to reach that rasrI,
'"c "ld OF people in the swim il irdis
pensablel nuns
n Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Otis. brother-fn.
Jaw and sister of DR.. Augur. arrived in
honolulu yesterday on the bark Albert
ana VIII visit here for some time.
Ut ana Mrs. George Herbert enter
talhed at the Peninsula home of Clar-
A ehce Macfarlane on Thursday i'm honor
VI Ihe Misses Young, who are to leave
TOT the Coast next month. A luau. Ha-
"aiian In every particular, was the fea-
ture OF the days outing. The house
was decorated with bunting, and flags
Oh England, the United States and ria
wall were gracefully intertwined. Spe-
clal cars were attached to the morning
ana evening trains. so that the guests
\ were kept together. Those who par
TOOK OF the luau were: Mr.. and Mrs
ochaefer. Minister and Mrs. Mott
9mlth, MIR. ana Mrs. Suhr, Mr.. and Mrs.
May, MIR. and Mrs. Porter Boyd. Mrs
NoOnan, MIR. and Mrs. j. s. Walker. DR.
ana Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs. f.. ID. Tenny.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Macfarlanel
Misses Young, Misses Widd field. Misses
alker. Misses Macfarlane. Miss Irm-
gard Schaeffer. Miss A. Wideman. Miss
nate Patty, Prince David Kawanakoa.
sem Parker. A. st. NJ. Macintosh. Ar
thur Macintosh, Ernest Ross. III. A..
Allen, Harry Mist, DIR. Hodgins, Chas.
Berger, Archie Young, J. o. Carter, Jr..
George Ewart, Frank Armstrong. Ger
VT Wilder, Mr.. Church, Arthur Wilder,
Marshal Brown.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown will return from
Maui tomorrow.
Mrs. LAM Gibbons. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. a. r. Atkinson, expects to re-
turn to England in a short time.
Colonel Mills, formerly OF the local
battalion of the Sixth Artillery, Is still
In San Francisco and has been tempo
rarily assigned to duty in the Preside.
Miss Alice Russell, who has been Wis
lung Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gilman, will
leave for her rome in Boston soon.
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Miss Kathleen
Cartwright and Mr. Bruce Cartwright,
Jr.. are expected to arrive here in June,
and will occupy the Alexander Young
residence at Waikiki.
Mrs. Helen Alexander was the hostess
OF an "Old clothes" party last evening,
given for the graduating class of Oahu
College.
There have been number of small
luncheons this week, given by a coterie
OF ladies who are taking turns in acting
as hostess. Dainty refreshments and
gossip constitute the chief charm of
the functions. Y
Prof. Maxson Smith. the new presit
dent OF Oahu College, is expected to ar
rive in Honolulu in September.
Prof. Hosmer of Oahu College will
leave Honolulu in August, having per-
manently retired from educational work
here
Several box parties were given at the
Orpheum during the week.
The prospect of a season of good OPP
era i'm Honolulu is pleasing news TO
theater goers. An opera company and
dramatic company to choose from In
the next month or so will give Honolu-
la society an opportunity to gratify
their histriOnic tastes to the extreme.
Several box parties are being formed
Tor the opening night of the Southwell
company, and society in general Will
be present to greet the newcomers.
Mr.. w. Rabbit has left for Kauai for
brief visit.
Mr.. w. w. Kicker will be in town to-
morrow from n trip on Kauai.
A Victoria BirLndLy celebration was
given at the residence of Dr. and Mrs.
Hoffman. ON Beretania street, Thursday
evening. A large number OF guests
were present and general good cneer
was observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Conrad car
ried n large number OF guests to ka-
huku I'm a special car last Sunday on
the morning train. returning in the
/ evening. Luncheon was served while
the train was In motion, which was
novelty In such affairs. The party were
taken over the mill building and prem
ises OF the plantation, and the day was
spent In visit q all places OF interest.
Among the guests were MIS-. henIy
Maefarlane. Mrs. Porter Boyd, MT. anu
Mrs. Douglas McBryde, MISS Anna
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