The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
SOCIE I 7
THERE.
Enter
tain Officers of
.DOnau.

h faireat of HawaIs ana G -ru.a-
i mas daughters were entertainer
with lavish hospitality by Mrs H. Alex
ander Isenberg last evening al the lsen-
berg residence. Punahou. The BEAUTIFUL
house and ounds were gird.ed by
strings~bf Japanese and Chinese Ian
terms Of fantastic designs and PRETTY
blended hues. All that decorative art
could do was done to make beaut full sur
roundings for the guests. Mrs. Isenberg
was an admirable hostess and German
hospitality reigned supreme from the
moment the first strains of music float
ed out upon the soft, cool breezes Which
swept down Manoa valley until the last
guest had reluctantly departed.
The reception and dance were given in
honor of Captain Haus and the staff OF
officers of the man-o'-war Donau which
has lain in port for the past two weeks.
The compliment was a graceful one and
the officers, who appeared in their natty
evening dress uniforms responded to 1t
with equal grace.
Upon entering the broad portals OF
their residence the guests first noted the
rich colors of the Austrian flag, which
was draped across the lanai. The draw
ing room and adjoining rooms were re-
splendent in the colors of the national
ensigns of Germany, Austria and the
United States.
The interior court, the Pompeian atri-
I'm of the residence, was prettily arrang-
ed and here the dancers retired between
the program numbers to enjoy the cool
Manoa breezes. The court was covered
with soft Hawaiian plated mats, ana
surrounded by a profuslon of feins ana
pa.ms while lounglng tables dotted the
space here and there, and about these,
groups of prettily gowned women and
war-decked officers gathered in the
most informal manner imaginable.
One end of the front lanai was con-
verted into a smoking room, divided
from the rest of the lanai by an Austr an
flag. The gentleman's retiring and
smoking loom adjoined this and was
made the most of by the European-bred
guests.
The hostess was attired in a beautiful
gown of silk of rainbow hues, trimmed
with pearl passementrie, worn decollete.
She received her guests upon the lamar
and made all feel perfectly at home
Mrs. Isenberg was assisted in the recep-
ton of the guests by Mr.. Paul lsenbers,
Jr., and a group of young men received
a
to those women they had not already
met at former functions. To the enliv-
ening strains of a native quintet clup.
which alternately played Hawaiian and
foreign airs, the guests tripped through
the deux temps and the maZes of the
waltz.
Many of the guests did not arrive until
after II o'clock, being delayed by the
production of Richeleu at the Opera
House. Upon their arrival the scene at
the Isenberg residence became more ami
mated and the gaiety continued unt1
long after the midnight hour
Supper was served in the various rooms
devoted to dancing, tables being placed
both there and in the court, the latter
being the most attractive of gathering
places. The supper consisted OF salads
cakes, creams and champagne, and full
flowing bowls were drunk with many q
toast to the hostess and to the officers
of His Imperial Austrian Majesty's navy
/ The dancing engagements for the even
: ing were as follows: l, waltz; 2, two
step; 3. schottische; 4. waltz; 5. two-step
6, waltz; T. extra; 8, waltz; 3. two-step
10. extra; IL, waltz; r. two-step; Is, Ian
ciers.
Among those present were: MIR. ant
, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
P. Wilder, MIR. and Mrs. J. s. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Suhr. Mr.. ane
Mrs. F.. A. Schaefer, Miss Irmgart
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Carter. Mr.. anC
Mrs J. R. Gait. Mrs. Mary Widdiield
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Mott-Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kopke, Mr.. and Mrs. VOTERS Mis-
2 Gretchen Kopke Miss Bernice Kopke
Miss Juliet King, Miss Scott, Miss Ma
rian Scott, Miss Cordie Walker. Mis-
Kathleen Ward, Miss Belle Walker, Mis-
;. Maggie Walker, Miss Agnes Walker
Miss May Damon, Miss Sadie Carter
Crop, Miss Meliner, Miss Frank, Mrs
Pond. Mrs. Philip Andrews, Miss Grau
:. Miss Kathleen Widdifield, Miss Mar.
: Widdifield, Mr.. and Mrs. Du Roi, Mis-
), Jones, Miss Mist, Captain Anton Haus
= Lieutenants Johann Hesse Alexande
b Hansa, Ottaker Schubert. Franz Martin
ak, Richard Flario Ensigns Virgil San
dor, Nicholas Stankovic, Karl Stockeri
Egan Fipperer, limerick Schonta, Nor
. bert Migotti Surgeons DR.. Krock Jacot
DR.. Anton Lsowiecki, Engineer Konra
Blaha, Paymaster Anton Muller, Cadet
Rerber. Schallaschek. Bena. Mazuran!c
- Heinz. Kloss. Straub. Willisch. Willcinl
Muller. Lister. Hid. Leist, Ogaston. SEQ
I covick, Holman. Gylek. Gobanz Woss
a Ycris. Honsell Kastner and Potosink
e Messrs. Dillingham;, Albert Waterhoust
Wade Armstrong, Frank Armstrong
h Lansdale, Carter. Weieert, Mist, Fl
p Walker. Franzins Klebahn, Miller vo
Damn, Stadtlander Wolten,ss, Glad,
Hamburg, Ross.
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