The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-23

1t goes without saying that she was
favorite with the male maskers.
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Lieut.. Deekin, German Artillery
branch, who has been in the Hawaiian
vestigations of plantation methods for
his Government, left on the Ventura
on Thursday en- route to Germany. He
goes first to Samoa, thence to the Car
oline Islands and other countries AMI
will reach home about August He
was quite a social favorite in Homo
ant impressions of its people and in
dustries.
One of the most attractive and orig
inal of the groups of masqueraders at
the Mardi Gras ball were the ushers,
dressed in Boxer costume. The young
men were dressed from head to foot in
Chinese habiliments of the most ap-
proved Boxer fashion and were armed
with short swords and. metal symbols.
They Were Ernest Ross, Sam Woods,
Harry Mist, J. F. Hamburg, A. Stadt-
lander and Mr.. Singlehurst.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Richards enter
tanned a number of friends at their
residence on King street Saturday
| evening at progressive whist. Mr.. j.
w. Allen won the first prize. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mars
| ton Campbell, Mrs. Dudley, Mr.. and
Mr.. J. W. Allen, Miss Peck, Miss Stella
Peck, Mr.. ]. S. Phillips of the naval
| transport Solace, Mr.. Arthur Merry and
Mr.. W. Withers.
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n Honolulu is glad to welcome back
REV. and Mrs. Alexander Macintosh
and Miss Marie Won Holt, who have
made extensive tours of Europe and
the Mainland. They visited all the
quaint out of the way places in Eng
land, the Tyrol and Germany, and DIR.
lMackintosh's letters from there, which
| were published in the Advertiser, were
| of much interest to his Hawaiian
friends.
The seven comical dromios who made
such an amount of fun at the Mardi
Gras ball, attired in the clownish hoop
and muslin costumes, were none other
than the popular society young men,
Walter and Isaac Dillingham;, Robert
Single, B. Griggs Holt, Newton Prou-
! ty, Addison Miner and Garrett Will
/ der.
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CAPTAIN and Mrs Pond, u. S. NJ,
gave an Informal but charming dinner
on board the u. s. tug Iroquois Mon
day evening TO Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Major Ennis, u. S. A: Miss
Irmgard Schaefer, Paymaster Hall. u.
S. NJ; DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,.
The table decorations were in pink.
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| Mr.. Thomas Stewart of Portland,
Oregon, accompanied by his daughter
is at the Hawaiian hotel on visit
Mrs. J. w. Allen viii accompany them
leave on the Mariposa and will spend
ing to the north country.
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| Polo was played at Moanalua yestet-
! day. The game was witnessed by 3
large number of society folk who drove
out in carriages. The players We're
John Fleming, VIII Dickey. George
Fuller, Fred Damon, Robert Shingle,
Albert Judd, Cushman Carter and VIII
Walker,
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| Mr.. Charles Falk celebrated one g
his birthdays yesterday In conjuncti@
with that of the immortal George. H't
received the congratulations of the
members Of the Stock Exchange, OF
which he is an honored officer.
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| The Literary Circle of the Kilohana
Art League will hold its fourth enter
tainment this afternoon at O'Clock In
the league rooms. Mrs. Harold Mott
Smith will lecture on "A Little TriE
Through the Netherlands"
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| A handsome Directory gown was
worn by Mrs. Charles B. Cooper at the
ball. The skirt was of white silk with
ipaniers Of red, the bodice cut low. She
wore beautiful picture hat of red
trimmed with white.
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| John D, Spreckels and daughter were
welcome visitors in Honolulu. Their
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