The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25

D noiHIoTu guests were MI ana
Mrs. j. Halves. Mr.. and Mrs Park
hurst, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, Mr..
ana Mrs j. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
iard, Miss Russell, Miss Yoel1, Miss Ad-
ans, Miss L. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Brown, Mrf Theo. Wores, Lieutenant
Hancock, U. S. A. ca Mr.. Charles
Norton, Mr.. b. Monsarrat, Mr.. r. At
kinson, Mr.. Kimbal, DR.. Murray. Mr..
Irvine, Mr. Dorety, Mr. Lionel Hart,
Miss Morrow. Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerritt Wilder, Mrs Morrow,
Miss McClennon. Mr. A. Miner, Mr.. B.
Cartwright.
Mrs. T. F. Lansing gave a lunch in
honor of Mrs. Laura Wight on Thurs,
day. Mrs, Hansing's guests were Mrs.
III. Lewis, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs Bailey.
Mrs NJ. Phillips--Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee and
Mrs -Isura Wight. =
Mr.. T. NJ. Starkey has been enjoying
Washington before leaving America
for his home in England. He has been
extensively entertained by the Hay
woods and other one-time Honolulu
people, who formed friendship with Mr..
Starkey while here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman are still at
the Moana. Mr.. Boardman's health is
much improved.
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Mrs. Clinton J. Hutchins and her lit
tie daughter Doris, are to be in NSan
Francisco with Mrs. Hutchins' mother
for number of months. Mrs. Hutch
ms eyes need special attention, and a
change of climate for her health in
general, has been advised.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church gave "a
small picnic on Sunday for Mr. ami
Mrs. Davis, of New York who are NOV,
visitors in Honolulu. The party of
eight was composed of Mr. and Mrs
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Miss Lii
liam Bacon, Msss@Jaitette- Mr..
Taffe, and Mr.. Southard~ Hoffman.
They spent delightful day on the 9TH
er side of the pail
Miss Clark is the guest of Mrs. ]. B.
Anterior.
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mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Harrington are
bn Tantalus for a couple of weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones are at
present occupying cottage at the
beach.
Mr.. j. F. Morgan's many friends will
be glad to know of his Improvement in
health during the past few days.
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1t Is with great regret that Honolulu
people learn of Mrs. William G.. Irwin's
going away again so soon after her
homecoming. The illness of her son,
Mr.. r. Holiday, necessftating her TAX
ing the trip East. Mrs. Irwin will be
accompanied by her brother Mr. Rich
ard Ivers, who expects to be away
about eight weeks
1873
The popular Mr. Fred Grimwood was
bedecked with many leis on Wednes-
day evening, before the departure of
the Peking.
Mrs. c. Hayselden came down from
Maui on Tuesdays Mauna Loa
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United States District Attorney J. c.
Baird is back from the other Islands.
1888
Mr.. II. NJ. Whitney left on the last
Kinau for a short trip to Hilo.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hale gave a swim
ming party and dinner at Waikiki on
Saturday evening of last week.~-After
jolly hour or two spent caRoeing AND
bathing in the sea, the guests repaifsd
to the inner lanai. where dinner was
served, the Quintet Club discoursing
sweetest of Hawaiian melodies mean
while. The guests were Miss Clark,
Miss Chamberlain Dr. and Mrs G B.
Hawkshurst. Mr.. Philip Lansdale, Miss
Gillet, Mr.. T. J. McGrew and Mrs. j.
S. McGrew.
We certainly had some excellent ten7
mis- this week. Alfred Carriers playing
won laurels galore for Punahou, whefe
he learned the game, and for the >Beye-
tania courts, which he represente(V in
the contest Even with his longerFex-
perience and fine placing, Mr.. Elston
had no little work to win in the sets
is real delight to watch Mr.. Elston's
game He plays with a boyish aban-
don and absolute lack of self-con-
seriousness, and yet with wonderful
quickness that nothing seems to es-
cape. This last, and his placing, are
what make him so formidable an an
tagonist Among those who witnessed
the game from the Neranda of the Pa
cific clubhouse were Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Hatch. Miss Kaufman, Miss Scott
Miss NJ Scott, Miss NJ. Widdiffeld. the
Misses Castle, Mrs. w. Castle, Mrs
Charles Elston. Mrs. j. T. Mcdonald
Mr.. l. Ivers, Mr.. G.. Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. MeBryde, Major Potter, Mr.. A
Waterhouse, Mr. f. Rose and many
others.
Whenever there is sufficiently good
surf for canoeing, Prince David may
be seen at Waikiki, enjoying his favor
tie pastime
: $3.50
Mrs. II. A. Isenberg too kpassaS9 FOL
San Francisco on the Picking.
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Wednesdays steamer took away Mrs
Pfotenhauer and her two children.
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Mr.. w. H. Rice went back tQi hi!
home on Kauai by way of the last Mi
kahala.
Mr.. Fred Smith, manager of th'
Grove Farm, Iihue. returned to kaua
/ the early part of last week.
] Mr.. Louis T. Grant was an outgoing
passenger on the Picking. Mr.. Grant ex
poets to go East before returning t
Honolulu.
/ $3.50
Mr.. George Stratemeyer is taking hi
vacation trip on Hawaii.
/ xSt$
Mrs. Coney's daughter, Mrs. FrsHl
Ashton. who, with her little girl, ha
been visiting the Islands for numbe