The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-16

Parker. Miss Thrums, Miss Lawrence,
Mr. Newton Prouty Mr.. Walter Dill
lingham. Mr.. Isaac Dillingham; and
Mr. Lewis Gear.
Mr. Tarn McGrew entertained at
dinner Thursday at the family resi-
deuce. corner of Beretania avenue ana
Richards street, In honor Oh MISS az
bic Campbell Two large tables, pref
ti)v decorated, were used, and DOW
knots of lei lima were prominent In
the floral decorations. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Dr. and Mrs. Charles -.
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs G. Edward ia
mon. Mrs. Chambers. Miss Kaufman,
Miss katherine Widdifield. Miss 1rm-
gard Schaefer, Miss Cordie Walker;
! AIR. George g. Potter, Mr.. Wesley and
! Mr.. Wright
| Surgeon J. S. Thompson, United
States Navy, dropped into Homo
lulu on the naval transport Solace on
| THURSDAY from Guam and Manila,
where he has been stationed with more
or less regularity for the last three
wears. He is we'll known socially in
/ Honolulu and was welcomed on MS
homecoming from the wars IN the
Orient by numerous friends. 1t is ru-
mored that he is engaged to Homo
lulu girl.
A very quiet but pretty wedding
took place on Monday evening at the
Methodist church parsonage, when
Miss D. NJ. Chambers and Mr.. Henry
M. Jones were united in the bonds OF
matrimony. Rev. George l.. Pearson
performed the ceremony. The wedding
party afterward drove to Walklkl;
where supper was served Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones are at home at their new
residence on King street.
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Miss Trmgard Schaefer was the
hostess df pretty dancing party last
and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Nuuanu Val
ley Among those present We're the
Misses Walker, Miss Gertrude Scott
Miss Widdifeld, Miss Luce, Mr. Tarn
McGrew. Mr.. Frank Armstrong, Mr.
Walter Dillingham; and Mr.. Isaac Dill
lingham.
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The literary circle of the Kilohana
Art League will hold its fourth enter
tainment on Saturday, February %. at
8 o'clock in the afternoon in the
league rooms. Mrs. Harold Mott-Smith
will be the lecturer, her subject being
"A Little Trip Through the Neither
lands
.&&S
Mrs. Joseph A Gilman on Wednes-
day evening gave a poi supper to about
sixty of her friends, the guests of hon
or being Mr. and Mrs. Will Cooke
After the supper, which was delight
full spread and thoroughly enjoyed, the
guests played euchre.
&&.&
: A delightful poi supper was giver
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S. q
Wilder, Nuuanu Valley, for Mr.. anc
Mrs. Will Cooke. The supper was q
, family party and very enjoyable.
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The music for the dancing at the
, Mardi Gras ball will appeal to lovers
of dancing, as Strauss, Herbert, Sulli
: van, Waldteufel and Sousa are the
chosen authors whose melodies viii Sc
all the feet advancing.
1913
MI. and Mrs. Bruce Bonny came III
from Waialua Wednesday and ar,
now at the Hawaiian Hotel They will
! leave for their home in San Francisc,
! on the Alameda
r Maskers at the Mardi Gras bal
r Tuesday evening are to use the Miller
. street entrance to the Palace" ex
. clusively
. The engagement of Miss Gretchen
. Kopke and Mr. Albert WWerhous
$ has been announced
!. 1888
e The Mardi Gras ball will have well
!. trained men in charge of the fiooi
: The manager is Dr. NJ. E. Grossmar
s veteran in the service. He will b