The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13


the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs William Kin
ney.
Miss Ben Taylor of Hawaii is recuper-
ating for week in Honolulu. She is
at the beach with Mr.. am Mrs. Hale
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Rehearsals have been going on night
| ly during this week at the various houses
for thS concert of the Beretania Tennis
Club
/On Saturday of last week Mr.. and Mrs
*. j. Imanishi gave a Japanese lunch
for Mr. d. W. Stevens, representa- tive of
the Japanese Legation at Washington
u. c., now in Honolulu The affair was
Wroue and enjoyable.
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Mrs. H E. Cooke and Miss Grace
Cooke, who have been in Honolnlu for
some weeks, expect to return TO their
Oakland home in the near future.
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Mrs. VIM. Kincaid's absence will be
felt greatly in social as well as church
circles Mrs. Kincaid, who has. been
ailing for some time. goes for a needed
rest and change of climate. she Is
looking forward to seeing her daughter
now in an Eastern school. who may
join her mother in San Francisco.
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Mr.. A. Judd returned from kauaf the
latter part of the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hale, occupying the
LEVERS place at the beach, expect 10
go next week on visit to Maui and Ha-
wall.
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Miss Fl Anna Haverland, now the
guest of Mrs. S. N. Castle, is to return
to the East in two weeks, but Dame Ru-
NOR has it that Cupid has not been idle
during the young lady's stay in Honolulu
and that she will one day return to make
the Islands her home.
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Many of the gayest of our festivities
of late have been in honor of the visit
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg, Sr, and
their daughter, Miss Isenberg. Much re-
greet at their going away is being ex-
pressed.
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Mr.. d. w. Stevens was the guest of
honor at dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. NJ Scott on Wednesday evening.
$3.50
The Hawaiian Hotel wore its. brightest
appearance Thursday night dnrine-{he
playing of the Band. Many of the lady
guests were in pretty evening dresses,
and circling here and there throughout
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epaulettes, brass buttons and gold braid,
were the officers from the transports in
the harbor. Quite a coterie of friends
surrounded Judge and Mrs. Estee, meet
ing Mrs. Deering, or congratrlating them
upon the arrival of their charming
daughter. Paymaster Hall, reeklessly con-
sidering the spotless flannels in which he
was attired, lounged against a dusty
rail. E. NJ. Boyd, looking very well aft
his Wa ellington absence dfScOurSed
smilingly and gesturingly as of old to a
circle of friends. Two young men listen
ed solemnly in corner by themselves,
in spite of the fact that two or three
pretty girls were watching them from
across the lanai. Some men are so sell
ffshly exclusive, Z. P. Dole read, be-
tween pieces, one of his latest poems to
an interested group of ladies. Col. Mac
farlane had his dinner party folks about
hinl-Mr and Mrs. Fowler, Hon. a. S.
Cleghorn, Mr. Turner and Henry Mae
farlane.
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Miss May Damon took a housefuI of
her friends for a swim in the tank at
Moanalua on Friday. Among her guests
We're Miss Gertrude Scott, Miss Marian
Scott, Miss Mamie Widdifield, Miss Wild
difieId, Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, MRS. Ar
thur brown and Mrs. S. Wilder,
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Mrs. Coleman gave most enjoyable
musicale at the Manoa valley home of
T. her mother, Mrs. S. n. Castle, on Friday
afternoon
! The competition for the Councils Cup
! by the ladies of the San Francisco Golf
! Club terminated on Thursday, March q,
in the match between Miss Alice Hoff-
man and Mrs. r. Gilman Brown, in
which the latter defeated her opponent
| by a score of up and to play. This
victory gives Mrs. Brown the cup for the
second time, and places her a tie with
Miss Hoffman for the trophy. The next
(cup event will probably be held some
Mime in May, and a very close contest
IbeSween these two players is expected
Argonaut,
BY error last Saturday the date of the
Braseh- Waity wedding was set for last
Tuesday. 1t will take place next Tues
dag evening, April 16. wedding recep-
ton will take place after the ceremony
fat the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Waity
! Mrs James Campbell, accompanied by
Misses Abigail and Alice Campbell
>leaves for Europe April II.
Mrs H. Focke is expected home in two
or three weeks.
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/ Polly Dunn of San Francisco, who
may one day be one of us when she
nnarries one of our Island boys, is a
prime favorite in the Bay City at pres
lent The following Is taken from the
Cali: Maybe it was not a jolly party OF
Fswe1l Preside beaux that went out to
the Chutes on Thursday last and put in
an hour on the merry go-round. I don't
suppose it is telling secrets to say that
the cavalry officers sat the wooden
horses nobly and well and that not one
dashing lieutenant turned pale as he
shot down the chutes There were any
number of pretty girls in the party, but
the queen of them all was Polly Dunn.
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! General A S. Hartwell entertained
Congressman Hill of Connecticut and DR..
Acton at dinner on Thursday, ard a few
town friends. The visitors left on the
transport Buford yesterday morning aft
er pleasant stay in the City.
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/ Congressman Packer of Pennsylvania
was entertained at dinner at the Grill
Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch.
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