The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25
SOCIETY
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quaint old silver and exquisite glass
Across the full length of the table ex-
tended broad band of the decorating
shade, carrying out most effectively the
color design. Besides Mrs. Walker and
her daughter Miss Margaret Walker
those who partook of the delicious vi
ands served We're her majesty ex-
Queen Liliuokalani, Mrs NJ NJ Estee,
Mrs j. Tucker, Mrs Francis NJ.
Swanzy, Mrs. w. H. Coney, Mrs. Sam
Allen. Mrs. Alfred Willis and Mrs. ].
o. Carter.
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w. H Cornwell came down from
Maui on Saturdays Kinau.
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D. Howard Hitchcock is home again
from Hawaii
Mr.. Tom Wall, who has been in Hilo
for number of weeks, returned to
town on Saturday.
The beautiful picture of the late
Princess Kaiulani, which has been
hung in the steamer bearing her name,
is a great addition to the cabin of that
boat
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Her Honolulu friends will be glad to
know that Mrs. Hendricks is recover
ing rapidly from the effects of her re-
cent accident.
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DR., E. L. Cofer came in on Satur-
days Kinau.
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Mrs j. Hind is visiting Honolulu.
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J. A. McCandless returned from the
other Islands on Saturday.
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Sundays Mikahala brought Mr.. II.
P. Baldwin among it's passengers.
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Mr.. c. D. Lufkin, who has been in
Hilo on business, came back to Homo
lLtlu on Saturday.
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Mrs. G. B. Damon gave a very pleas
ant 'thimble bee on Tuesday aftert
noon in her lovely new home on Thurs
ton avenue. The reception rooms ant
the big lanai from which is had such
magnificent view, were a perfect
golden glory of tiny black-centereG
sunf1owers, while little maidens. two
being daughters of Mrs. Damon, an6
two being nieces, Miss Violet and Vera
Damon, provided prettily for the wants
of the guests in the way of ices anc
| other refreshments. Those present
were Mrs. Severance. Mrs. Hind, Mrs
| Bond, Mrs. Diekey. Mrs. Baldwin
Miss Newcomb. Mrs. S. N. Damon
| Mrs. Frank, Cooke, Miss Nellie Judd
| Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. c. c
| Nichols Mrs. Douglass McBryde. Mrs
| Brock, Mrs. Cheek, Mrs. Adelph Cheek
Mrs, w. F. Allen, Mrs. r. de la Mead
Miss May Damon. Mrs Frank Damon
| Mrs. Wilcox (of Kauai, Mrs. B. F
| Dillingham;, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. p. q
Jones. Mrs. P. Andrews, Mrs. Bell
| Jones, Mrs. Theo. Richards.
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Though Miss Demfng engaged pas
sage on the City of Picking for the
Coast, she did not return from Hil(
| back from Hawaii on Saturdays XII.
nau.e
Surveyor Monsarrat is making
business trip to Kauai.
| 1853
| Commodore George G. Beckley csls,
| brated his twenty-fifth wedding ami
| versary last Sunday evening in ith'
merriest possible manner. A most ide
hundred guests who partook of thu
oodsthings, amid best of good wishe.
for their genial host and his absen
wife.
/ DR.. Hutchinson is at present OF
Kauai
| Mfseand Mrs. J. F. Brown are max
| ing an Island trip to Molokai.
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Mr.. H. s. Townsend Is making neces
| sary preparations for his departure t,
the Philippines, where he has accept
ed a position in the. school department
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At Salt Lake, en- route to Chicago
Miss Rose Dawson was entertained b.
Governor Wells, Secretary of Stat
THOMPSON and other high officials.
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! A Jolly. party was taken Sunday, t
| WaiaAua and beyond, per special trafr
for a tour of inspection over the Dab
Railway and Land Company's ROAD
/ Those who enjoyed the trip were MI
/ Fred, Smith, DR.. A. Wall, Mr.. w. II
Gill. Mr., n. N. Dennison, Mr.. c.. A
MusgreFe, Mr.. L. A. Hughs, Mr.. c. L
Lewis, Mr. J. F.. Doyle and Mr.. r. r
Berg..s
Miss. Ethel Reynolds leaves for tn
Coast Fin the near future.
Mr=sCs NJ. Hemenway took passag
on the sonoma.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman will leave Ho
nolulH by the Sonoma. Mrs. Coleman
duties as secretary of the Young WON
ems Christian Association will be TAX
en- up by her successor. Mrs. II.
BROWN. Mrs. Coleman takes with he
the good wishes of the many war;
friends she has made during her sta
in the Islands.
1888
An exceptionally handsome functio
was the tea of Mrs. P. C. jones', i
honor of Mrs. Severance, of Hill, nov
visiting in Honolulu, on Thursday af
ternoon, At the foot of the steps a
the entrance. guests We're met by mis-
Charlotte Hall and Miss Anne PArke
the former a niece of Mrs. JonesJ an
the latter a niece of Mrs. Severance
by whom they We're directed to the re
ception rooms. where stood the hostes
and her assisting ladies, Mrs. B. F. Dill
lingham and Mrs. Severance. By Mrs
Andrew Fuller and Mrs. Belle Jone
they We're piloted to the dihing-roon
where, seated at small tables, set nea
the Widowed side, out of which cal
be seen the merry little Nuuanu stream
and the fascinating mountains beyond
| they. were left to the kindly mercies o
beTy of fair maidens. in charge o
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