The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-08

Its decorations. Mrs Hatch's guests
We're Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker, Mr..
and Mrs a. Foecke, Mr. and Mrs f NJ.
swanzy, Mr.. Theodore wores Mr. Far
Taday, Miss Kaufman, Mrs. Charles Deer
ing and Colonel Halves.
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The James Makee of June 5th brought
IN from Kauai Mr.. W. H. Rice.
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Mr.. g. S. Aiken came down from the
Coast by way of Wednesdays steamer.
DR.. P. j. Aiken, wife and child were
passengers on the Mariposa.
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Mr. J. L. Dinkelspeil, well known in
Honolulu. is paying another visit to the
Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. McClanahan are
home again after being away for a num-
Der of months.
t. D. Boardman. e. c. Boardman, wife
and child departed for the Coast by the
Ventura of June 4th.
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Mr.. W. r. Castle, Jr., was an outgoing
passenger on Tuesday
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Mr. E. Kopke has gone for a business
trip to his old home in Germany, expect
ing to be away number of weeks
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Mr. ]. P. Mccoy, who has been visiting
in Honolulu, a guest at the Hawaiian
Hotel. went back to San Francisco by
Tuesdays steamer.
Miss Ethel Damon entertained the
senior class of Punahou at her home on
Thurston avenue the middle of the week.
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I DR.. Charles B. Cooper entertained in
honor of Dr. and Mrs Huntington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensel on Sunday last. at
his Tantalus place. The strangers eS~
pressed themselves most Enthusiastically
over the beauties of the drHe up the
mountain and of the wonderful view to
be had from the crest in which is situat-
ed the picturesque cottage of the Coop
ers'. The doctors guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ensel,
DR. and Mrs. ]. S. McGrew, Miss DEM
ing and Mr.. Maddox.
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The latest New York invention off in
terest to women is what is called "Eop>
pressed air corset" This is a. corset That
on the outside is perfectly normal. but
on the inside has a lining of fine silk
rubber. Toward the front is an air valve
and cap. so that when the corset is to be
worn it may be pumped up to the de-
sired proportions. 1t would seem that
one would Immediately be warningly re-
minded of experiences with punctured
bicycle tires and toy BALLOONS, but
number of New York fashionables are
taking the invention seriously and are
really going to give the eorsets trial.
to see if they will stand practical wear.
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Mr.. Teaffe's farewell to a number of
his friends the evening before his de-
parture for the Coast was in the nature
of an elaborate dinner at the Hawaiian
Hotel The private dining-room, which
had been placed at the disposal OF Mr..
Teaffe for the event, had been beautiful
Iy decked with leis in colors and of green
MALE, and the fairy lamps, which were
used as well for effective ornament Sas
for light cast softest shading over the
flower-strewn table, at which were seat
ed to enjoy the bountiful hospitality of
Mine Host''-Ir. J. Atkinson, Mr.. j.
Tarn MeGrew, Mr.. Byron K. Baird. Mr..
Holt.
Mr.. Lovette Rockwell. who has been
travelling in China, Japan and Corea
for number of months, reports having
had an enjoyable trip, though he con-
fesses to considerable disappointment as
to the general impression left with him
of the beauties of Japanese scenery.
which he thinks cannot compare with
the Islands.
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Mr.. d. Banning took a party of friends
on Wednesday to Kahuku and back per
special train A most enjoyable outing
and visit to the plantation was had. An
appetizing lunch was served and nothing
that could be done Was omitted for>the
comfort of his guest} Mr.. BsAhing be-
ing ably assisted in ihis> sH6rts in their
behalf by Mr.. Charles Norton. Among
Mr.. Banning's guests for the day were
Mr.. NJ NJ Scott. Captain Pond, Mr..
Charles Norton, Mr.. Weaver, Mr.. P.
Weaver and Mr.. Armstrong.
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One of the prettiest affairs of Vs>week
was the luncheon given by Mrs E. R.
Stackable for Mrs. Charles Deering on
wednesday. Pink carnations were used
In great profusion for the decorations,
and exquisite taste was shown IN tneir
ARRANGEMENT. Mrs. Stackable's guests
were, besides the guest of honor, Mrs.
Andrews, Mrs. NJ Phillips. Mrs. II.
Folcke, Mrs. Campbell Mrs. NJ Mailing
and Mrs. VIM. Kinney
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Mrs. Mary Gum is the guest d AIRS.
Arthur Brown at Waikiki.
$3.50
DR.. Huntington and his wife are pfing
entertained extensively by their yartQpep
friends in Honolulu. DR.. Huntington Is
the physician and surgeon of the South
ern Pacific Railroad.
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Mr.. C. Hutchins spent Sunday at Wal
alua.
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Rev. H. Isenberg, who has been visit
ing In Honolulu. returned to Kauai early
in the week.
Miss Florence Yarrow left in the XII
nau for Hiio Tuesday. Miss Tarrow viii
be away fortnight or more.
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Nr. H n. Castle. who has been at
tsnding Harvard University for the past
year, returned home by way of the Mar
iposa.
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Miss Halstead's health has necessitated
a trip away. Miss Halstead goes TO Col
orado. where she was much benefited
last year while there.
$3.50
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nriyate bathrooms has the following to