The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-05

main until his health is restored.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bunner, of New
York. are visitors to our city just at
Present. Mr. Bunner is connected
with the New York Herald and Bos-
ton Globe.
Tuesday evenings reception to the
pastor of Central Union Church and
his wife, lately returned from vaca- |
ton spent on the Mainland, was one
of the delightful social functions of
the week. The guests were entertain !
| ed in the parlors, reception halls and ,
! refreshment rooms, where in the latter, ,
| on tiny tables covered with the pretty ,
| blossoms of the oleander, sunflower, or !
| marguerite, delicious coffee, sandwich !
| es and cake were served. The program ,
of the evening consisted of four num-
| bers. The first was an instrumental
duet by Mrs. J. T. Mcdonald and Miss
| Kruger, the thorough enjoyment of !
the listeners in this number being
| evinced by the hearty encore at it's
close. The second number, which was
received with that pleasure which is
always evident when the popular Har-
ward quartet takes part, was a comic
| song, THE Boy and the Apple" set to
a most delightful melody. After
Messrs. w. Dillingham;, I. Dillingham;,
Elston and Kimball had responded to
oil eACOISB GSOTS0 HOWARD sang
| Through All Eternity, with Mrs. J.
/ 7. Mcdonald as her accompanist, and
a violin obligato by Miss Woods. Mrs.
hHoward was in splendid voice, and as
-Fshe is a general vocal favorite, people
| showed their warm pleasure at her
temperance in public. Among those
who attended the reception were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Anterior, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Fl. Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Atherton, Miss Yarrow, Mrs. Laurey,
Mrs. Gilman, Miss Gilman, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Gear, Mr.. F. Harvey, Miss
Tabor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Miss Char
lotte Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Frear,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheek, Mrs A. Fuller, Mrs. J. T. Nc
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill, Mr.. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCandless, Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Ia Ma
ter Mead, Mr.. and Mrs. George How
ard, Miss Wilcox and others.
ys&Ss
The names of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
e. c. Oggel, of New Paltz, N. Y, for
merly of Honolulu, have appeared dur
ing the summer vacation on the hotel
registers of Nantucket, Plymouth and
, Boston, Mass.
1888
The engagement is announced of
: Miss Mamie T. KNITTED, of San Rafael,
Cal, to Mr.. H. c. Schmidt, of Pearl
| City.
The at home" given by the Kilohana
: Tart League will be held this afternoon
: lat 8 o'clock at the Art League rooms
in the Progress block A talk will be
4 given by w. r. Castle Jr., on stephen
81 Phillips" and music will be rendered
Y by Miss Alice Woods. The previous
announcement of a postponement
made last week, has been withdrawn
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: Among the Coptic's through passen-
gers was Mr.. E. Burton Holmes. the
lecturer.
DR.. Hutchings expects to be on Kauai
| for few days in the near future.
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MIR and Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin and
daughter expect to go to the Coast on
Tuesdays steamer.
1t is becoming quite the thing to take
house parties up Tantalus over Sun
day, and there are ever 80 many jolly
affairs made up . Of :, SIX y or eight
Captain Merry entertained few
friends at his cottage on Richards
, street on Monday evening of this week.
His guests were Mrs. Cotton, Miss Ba-
, con, Mr. William Coney, Miss Walsh,
Miss Warren. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Phelps.
Lieutenant George Loring Porter
Stone, u. S. N, who was attached to
the United States tug Iroquois at this
port about two years ago as an ensign,
was married September 5 to Miss
Catherine Lime, daughter of Captain
Lime, superintendent of the Yeroa
Buena lighthouse buoy station. Lieu
tenant Stone was quite popular IN do~
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The lanais of the Hawaiian Hotel
last evening seemed to have been
| transformed into a children's dancing
f school, with young people well trained
in the mysteries of terpsichore 1t
was a complimentary dance given by
/ Manager Allen in honor of the two
; score young boys and girls better
known as the Lilliputians, who are
now playing with so much success at
8 the Hawaiian Opera House. GUIDED
by the music of a native quintet CLUB,
they pirouetted about lanais with an
abandon and ease known only to chill
dren. The youngsters, who are NINA
ture men and women on the stage,
: playing their parts as though twice
r their age, were only children again
last night, and as full OF pranks as
3 any The lanai was decorated with
palms and ferns until 1t had the ap-
= pearance of a conservatory. The older
guests of the hotel were present ana
managed to find enough space to Watcn
r the Lilliputians. Their laughter hlied
the grounds and their feet were never
quite still Trained as they are to
= stage dancing they were perfectly at
homo on the lanai Some of the little
ones gave fancy dances and were loud
> lv applauded. 1t was merry throng'
/ and none were merrier than those VINO
were mere spectators.
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: The marriage of Miss Polly Dunn
e sis+ar of Mrs Henry Dutton, of San
francisco. and Mr.. Harry Macfarlane,
of Honolulu. will take place in this
= city about the 1st of December Ac-
cording to the San Francisco papers