The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-06
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS HONOLULU April s. 1901

| hall was handsomely decorated, white
| orchids being a prominent feature. After
| supper singing and dancing were in or
| der. q
Dwight Marshall Collins of Massachu-
| sets and William r. Castle of Honolulu
J are the guests of Mrs. Charles W. Hath
away at her home, Sycamore Park, says
the Chronicle.
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Judge Davidson and his niece, Miss
Clark, go to Waialua on Saturday, where
Miss Clark will remain for some TINA.
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The musical afternoon at the High
School Thursday was very successful
and was enjoyed by number of parents
and friends who attended
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There seems to be considerable misun-
derstanding concerning the Puma nou
dance at Progress Hall next Monday
evening. 1t is not a grand public affair
where all the so-called friends of Pu-
nahou" are cordially invited. 1t is for
the alumni and students of Oahu College
with such friends as they may care to
bring.
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Mrs. Charles j. Deering, daughter CT
Judge and Mrs. M. NJ. Estee arrived en-
the Sonoma TO make an extended visit
with her parents. She is at the Hawaii
an Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. Phillips of this City, accom-
panied by her son and daughter, are
staying at the Hotel Granada, San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. e. W. Jordan entertains at cards
next Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Waity have issued
cards announcing the marriage ceremony
of their daughter Mabel to Mr. Maurice
at Central Union Church. A reception
follows at the family residence. The
couple will spend their honeymoon IN
California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Walker entertained
at dinner last evening, covers being laid
for sixteen. The table decorations were
red, while many novelties in the ladies
dresses were apparent. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. -Gerrit Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. Mary
Quinn, Miss Juliet King, Miss May Da-
mon, Miss Marian Scott, Miss Katie
Cornweli; Messrs. Walter F. Dillingham;
I. Dillingham;, C. N. Prouty, w Porter
Boyd, r. w. Atkinson
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Mr.. Givernaud, the wealthy silk man.
ufacturer of New York, entertained al
a farewell dinner last evening at the
Moana Hotel. Mr.. Givernaud, together
with his son and daughter in-law, DIR
Troullion, leave on the next steamer fol-
Japan. where they spend a few weeks
The party leaves Honolulu with many
regrets. and would remain here longer
were it possible to do So They have
been entertained extensively and have
returned the compliments in kind
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. W. Fl. Cornwen entertained John D.
spreekels, Miss Grace Spreckels, Mrs
Gibson and few Honolulu friends Wed
nesday evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neumann enter
tanned the Spreckels- party at luncheon al
the Grill op~Eednesday.
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f6 tally-ho party giveE Wednesday
- evening by w. II. Cornwell In honor OF
John D. Spreckels, Miss Grace Spreckels
Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Walker
Miss Katie CornweIl and w Porter
Boyd was delightful affair.
.ss.S.es
Miss May Damon will leave for Mau
the latter part of the present month tc
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Baldwin, Paia Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin
will celebrate their first wedding ami
yersary this month
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. F. Dredge arrived
on the Sonoma from Oakland and are
occupying the Alexander Young residence
at Waikiki. Mrs. Dredge is the daughter
of Alexander Young. Mr.. Dredge is with
, Crane and Company, and will leave fol
the Orient shortly on a business trip
Mrs. Dredge remaining here until his re-
turn.
49,
Mr.. Chalmers of the firm of Fraser &
Chalmers, Chicago, will come to Homo.
lulu shortly and be the guest of Mr.. E
; D. Tenney.
: Mr.. W. H. Rabbit will return from q
trip to Boston and New York on the
next trip Of the Ventura.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warehouse are
: booked to leave for the States on Apri
, q, and will visit as far east as Boston
; before returning. Mrs. Warehouse has
been indisposed for several weeks past
, 1873
Mr.. c. H. W. Norton is at present ir
San Francisco.
Rev. Mr.. Glover of England came tc
i Honolulu from the Colonies the So
noma and will be the guest of Bishop
Willis for about three weeks.
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Mrs. w. Porter Boyd was last heard
from at Liverpool, where she has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Janion. She wa:
to Leave for London, where she viii
s>spend a part of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jared G. Smith and little
son arrived yesterday from Washington
fand are registered at the Moana Hotel
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: Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McCandless, with
a party of friends from among the Wis
iting Shriners, spent Sunday at the Pc
ninsula home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. e
Cooper The strangers divided their en-.
thusiasm between the fern-filled court
, which Is the entrance-way to this beau
tifuI home, and the wonderful view Of
! Pearl Harbor which greeted their al
!, mirlng eyes from the long windows o.
, the dining-room, view which is made
up of broad expanse of water. circle
by cane fields richly tinted in green, ly
! ing low against the shadow-filled hill:
above. A ride about the lochs of tn
, harbor in Mr.. Cooper's launch, the Ma
nuwai, helped to pass a delightful morn
ING urf Of Nv oraS