The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

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- OCIETY will greet the visiting
thA Shriners who are travelling
across deserts and waters from
the far East to participate for
brief period in the joys which only
hose who live in Hawaii and Honolulu
Know. The visitors are men OF promi-
nance in the far Eastern cities from
whence they hail and they are travelling
in a degree of state which is causing
the Californians to open their purses
ard see that they are well entertained.
Arrangements were being made last
night TO give the Shriners the biggest
tine of their lives, and music, dancing,
receptions and what-nots of the social
end of things will be made ready for
them. II has been arranged to give an
invitation dance at the drill shed and
another during the progress of the Ma
te-nity Home luau. ;. ne Moana hotel
Will open in a blaze of light to receive
and entertain them during their stay
and the autos will be christened by the
men of the red feZzes. The local Ma
sons and Shriners have appropriated
Home luaa and win assist the ladies
Who have charge Of that affair in every
possible way.
hdrs, F. NJ Swanzy gave pretty aft
leraoon tea on Thursday IN honor of
Mrs Dearborn of New York.
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DR. August Kuntz leaves for Samoa
next week and will call again at Homo
lulu before leaving for Germany.
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Numerous box parties have been Civ
en- during the week at the Hawaiian
opera house for the Florence Roberts
Engagement.
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DIR. and Mrs. Henry Warehouse are
guests at Haleiwa- Mrs. Water
house is recovering from an indisposi-
ton Of several weeks. a
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Miss Juliet King is rusticating at
Makuleia, the Dillingham; ranch, and is
somewhat improved in health. Her sis
ter. Mrs, Forster, is with her.
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Mrs. Hodgson of San Francisco, who
has been visiting with Miss Charlotte
Hall, will leave for her home this
morning on the City of Picking.
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Lewis Morrison, the original MephiS-
topheles of the drama of Faust, is ex-
pected to arrive in Honolulu next
week and will make his initial appear
ance with Miss Florence Roberts in
Rchelleu
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Suhr have tx
en- the w. r. Castle residence at Wal
Xxi for the present month and on April
VIII leave for Germany, where they
VIII! reside permanently, Mr.. Suhr hav-
ing disposed of his active business in
'7rests in the Hawaiian Islands.
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pretty dancing soiree was given
last evening at Progress hall by Mrs.
Mary Gum. A number of people drift
"a in after the Trebelli concert and en-
Nened the hall by their handsome
evening gowns. The music was fur
mShed by a quintette club and an en-
loyable evening was passed
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Ar' Barbour Lathrop gave a theater
paFty Thursday for the Nell Gwynne
peHormance at the Hawaiian opera
muse The party was composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Mary
: "iddifield, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt Will
uer Mrs. Edward D. Tenney, Mrs.
mary Gum, DR.. Murray. Major Potter
anu Mr. Barbour Lathrop.
1888
Mrs' Morrow, Miss Morrow and Mrs.
aumford, who have been in Honolulu
n NJ several weeks, residing at DR.
10y waikiki beach cottage, intended
burning to their home in New York
:" March Z, but have been so charmed
'he beauties of the Hawaiian Is
I nus and the hospitality of the Homo
-'a"s that they have decided to re-
'"'' mere for several weeks longer.
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MS Mary G. Widdiffeld entertained
l.. uinner Wednesday complimentary to
barbour Lathrop. The rooms were
SIlo'usely decorated with green and
s,OsSoms. Among the guests were Mr..
p''G MRS. +. NJ. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs
4, ~ lenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt VIII
AT Mrs. Mary Gum, Mr.. and Mrs
S Islander D. Halves, Jr., Miss May d.
Nh, Mr.. Lindsay, Major Potter, Pay
'ef Hall, U. s. N
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f. "Is- ", G. Daniels entertained her
a,. sluS at theater supper Thursday
henihg at the Hawaiian hotel. The
f -. room was prettily decorated
inc occasion. The table presented
NJ pe,eaSing appearance with It's wealth
or. aoWers and the many brilliant col
roy, ~ nights rejecting their scintillating
my upon the cut glass and silver. AT
J.S End of the room the mantel was
r. " with palms and cut flowers, and
j, corner to corner, ribbons of lights
- amy globes and Oriental lanterns