The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-27
East, and is at sweet Home in the

valley.
One of the daintiest of poi luncheouf
was given on Saturday iast by Mrs
Mrs. Mary Gum. Mrs. WrIgSrs guests
were Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, Mrs. Mary
Gum, Miss Scott, Mrs. c. Rice, Miss
Juliet King, Mrs. J. s. Walker and
Mrs. Arthur Brown
1888
At the Kilohana Art League tea, to
be given this afternoon, the presiding
ladies will be Mrs. ]. Spencer, Mrs. w.
+. Allen, Mrs. j. B. Anterior, Mrs. B.
F. Dillingham; and Mrs. S. M. Damon.
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The ]. B. Athertons are at Laukaha.
The Elks were entertained on Tan
taius at the Cooper and Gear cottages
on Sunday last.
A merry swimming party whiled
awaXethe day Saturday at the Castle
cottage, now occupied by Mrs. e. B.
>Waterhouse and daughter
1888
Mr.. Archie Young entertained at din
ner Wednesday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. F. Dredge of Oakland, Cal,
who are visiting in the City The din
ner took place at the Young residence
on King street. Covers were laid for
fourteen, the tables being prettily tfeco-
rated with jardinieres of deep red car
nations, with leis surrounding each plate.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. F.
Dredge. DIR. and Mrs. r. w. Anderson,
Miss Katheryn Widdiheld, Miss Mary
Widdifeld, Miss Deming of San Francis
co. Miss Blanche Frost, Miss, Sadie Car
ter. Mr.. w. II. Babbitt, Mr.. Abram
Lewis, Jr., Mr.. William Williamson and
Mr.. r. w. shingle.
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Mr.. Theo. F. Dredge leaves for Japan
on the Doric, sailing May 2. in the in
terests OF his firm. Crane & Co.
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Miss Alice Jones. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Jones, left on the China for
round trip to the Orient She will re-
turn in the summer.
1888
Mrs. w. G. Irwin returned to Honolulu
during the week, after brilliant social
winter In San Francisco. in which she
was one OF the most prominent figures.
$3.50
| x. II. Gaugengigl is a painter of Gen
re pictures after the manner of Meis-
sonier and vibert, and as an artist holds
a unique position in the field Of art. Mr..
Edgar Newcomb win have three paint
ings by Gaugengigf and large collection
of photographs from his works to illus
trate his reading before the Literary
Circle of the~Klohana Art League this
afternoop<ahd treat Is in store for the
members and friends Of that admirable
society. Mr.. Newcomb has come to Ho-
Ldolulu from Boston after long and bril-
I liant career as an architect and compo-
ser. In the role of lecturer he will not
be new to his many friends in this City
1t is anticipated that the Art League al
| home TO-DAY, being conducted by gen
tleman, will call forth a larger represen-
tation of the members Of that sex than
usual.
$3.50
! Fully 200 people witnessed the polo
gape at Moanalua last Saturday, after
Roon, which was decided success, botl
I from sportsman's standpoint and 80
! cially. The Maui men, who fhay re-
ceived many compliments on TIE grace
iful manner with which they took theil
| defeat. were respondent in black an6
| yellow, while the towns four were II
| blue and white. On both sides ma gnifi
cent Craftsmanship was displayed, bu
the unfamliarity of the strangers will
the Honolulu grounds, bound to be some
what different in many respects from
7 those where they have been accustomed
to practicing, was partial reason fol
their falling short Of victory. In a con
venient tent, lemonade was served dur
ing the afternoon, and later a dinne
was enjoyed by both teams and friend
at the Grill,
Mr. W. F. MacLennan, Chief OF tn
United States Treasury Bureau, is Soy
ing at the Hawaiian Hotel. Mr.. MacLen
mans young son has taken position Il
the First National Bank.
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Mr. apd Mrs T r Fisher Mr. ant
Mrs. w. F. Kennedy and DR.. and Mrs
Roble visiting Elks and their ladies
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
Richards at breakfast on Monday last
1873
The Young Women's Christian Asso
citation gives a reception on Monda.
evening at the home of Mrs. b. F. Dill
lingham in honor of Miss A. NJ. Rey
nolds.
P. D. c. cards have been received b.
friends of Mrs. Arthur B. Wood.
$3.50
The Louis Won Tempskys expect to b
gene several months, part of which tim
4 will be spent by them in Canada.
1888
Mr.. W. [cornwen is here from Maui.
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M and Mrs. w. Aiken are the guest
tsf Mrs. Grace Waterhouse on Nuuan
\ avenue.
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Mr.. B. Holiday, son of Mrs. VIM.
Irwin, is visiting Honolulu.
1873
Miss Irmgarde Macfar1ane or Honolulu
will be the guest of Miss Polly Dunn VI
til the latter part of next month.
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Miss Katalina II. Clark of Chicago
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Austin, at their home on Thurston ave
, nue..
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. Mr.. Macfarlane will entertain M ss j
sephjne Stanton and few others att<
Ha%aiian Hotel Annex tomorrow at
kSurfng party.
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