The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-23

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OCIETY and the Shriners and their
wives, sisters and sWeethearts
y will partake of the open hospital
ity of Hon. S. M. Damon at his
country-seat, Moanalua, this afternoon
The proprietor of the estate has given
over the use of his entire premises to
the Shriners and all that came in their
caravan, and the camels will have an
opportunity to bask in the beautiful
Oasis. 1t will be a distinctly society
event and quite dressy. The guests
will be taken to Moanalua on train
leaving the depot at 2 o'clock, and the
return will be made at $50. Music will
be furnished and the dancing pavilion
made ready for the entertainment of
the distinguished guests. Imperial Po-
tentate Lou B. Winsor and a caravan
of about thirty-five Mobiles and their
ladies who went to see the volcano will
return. on the Kinau today in time to
join the gay throng.
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The board of managers have much to
thank a generous public for the flow
of gold which ran into its Golfers at the
luau given at the Maternity Home last
Saturday. Think of receipts at a char
ity event amounting to $4,2SS.60! And
think also of expenses amounting to
such an insignificant sum as SAT-, leav-
ing a balance to the credit of the board
of managers of $3,S41.06i This is ex-
actly the amount the luau cleared for
the Home and the ladies and gentlemen
who engineered the brilliant fete are
happy in proportion. Much interest
has been expressed in the amounts tax
en- in at the various tables, and Mrs.
Bowler financial secretary. furnishes
the following statement;
Fancy table Mrs. E. S. Cunha and
Mrs. Pierre Jones ...............$ $50 SO
Autograph table, Her Majesty
| Queen Liliuokalani ............ 800 90
! Flower table, Miss May Damon.
| MISS 5. Carter ....-............. 2l3 20
Ice cream, Mrs. E. D. Tenney
Herbert, Carmichael, Noonan =. 1SS 10
| Lemonade, Miss F. Nolte, Mrs
Grau Mrs. A. F. Clark ........ 1902 90
Candy, Misses Abbie and Alice
Campbell, Ernest Parker . ...... 107 20
Coffee, Mrs. w. L. Bowers and
| Mrs Richards ................ 65 90
Physicians Wives Booth
Toy table, Mrs. Taylor ............. 81 80
Punch and Judy, Mrs. wayson . Sc 20
| Grab-box Mrs. Sinclair ........... Is 90
Shooting gallery, Mrs. w. l..
Moore ........................ IA 60
Sale of supplies left over .......... 121 IS
Gate receipts .................. S14 so
Sale OF tickets ................... 1,247 90
Cash from luau and foreign lunch
! tables ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo 10
Net proceeds .s4,2ss 60
Expenses .................... AT 90
Amount clear of expenses 1854 60
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The reception and dance given by
Mrs. H A. Isenberg Tuesday evening
for the officers of the Austrian training
ship Donau was one of the brilliant So
cial successes Of the season, and the
well known hospitality of the Isenbergs
was never more apparent than on this
occasion The residence at Punahou
was. tastefully decorated with flags OF
many nations, those of Austria and
Germany predominating. The drawing
room and parlors were used for dancing
and later for serving supper, while the
Inner court was decked here and there
with prettily covered tables at which
the guests sat during intermissions
The gay uniforms of the officers and the
,toilettes of the ladies made striking
scene. Mrs. Isenberg was assisted in
receiving the guests by Mr.. Paul Isen-
berg, Sr Many of the guests did not
appear until after the theater was over
and the dancing continued until
O'Clock
A dinner was given by James t. Tay-
for and wife at their residence on XII
Fnau street to twenty-one guests, the
occasion being Mr.. Taylor's birthday.
During the evening there was general
reception at which fifty persons were
present Among them were Capt. and
Mrs. Otis, VIM. Rowell, Mrs. Lorrin A
Thurston, Mrs. Persis c. Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. P. Whine, Misses Lucy
and Mary Winnie, e. Sanford Taylor
Mr. Loucker, Mr.. Benton, Mrs. Alex
Iander. Miss Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. T. Kluegel Mr.. Ed Boyen. The
decorations We're mostly japanese, the
color scheme being in pink. Mrs. Otis
sang several times also Miss Whine
and dancing was enjoyed for severa
hours.
A story of love and romance, with a
tragic ending, has just been brought to
light. 1t is the story of one OF the
4 many who passed from life with the
sinking of the Rio de Janeiro says the
Examiner. Among those who found 6
watery grave at the entrance Of the
Golden Gate was young Charles F.. ia
cox, who was returning to California
latter a years absence in the Hawaiian
ha r,,rnoSa Of taking