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

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gowns of the ladies contrasted prettily
with the sombre dress of the gentle
men as the guests seated themselves
around the table. Those present were
Miss M. G.. Marsh, Denver; Mr. and
Mrs. George s. Dearborn. E. G. Macfar-
lane. Mr.. Lapham and Mrs. w. c.
Daniels. After the banquet the party
attended the opera house, where they
witnessed the performance of Nell
Gwynne.'
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Mrs. A. II. Otis gave a reception on
Tuesday from to ) o'clock at her resi-
dence on Emma street in honor of her
sister, Miss Minnie Dyer, and Mrs.
James Allen of Oakland, who are visit
ing in the city for a few weeks. Nearly
200 guests met the ladies and the after
noon was an enjoyable one. Dainty
edibles We're served on the spacious la
mai, which was decorated with pink
and white carnations and maidenhair
ferns
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Mr., and Mrs. Otto Isenberg have just
come from Kekaha, Kauai, and are
staying at the Herrick cottage on Ke-
walo street, where they will remain I'M
til they leave for Germany next month.
Mrs. Isenberg, who is a sister of Mrs.
James Campbell, has always been
prominent In all social affairs on Kauai
and has a host of friends in Honolulu
as we'll. They have just prchased from
Mr.. 1senberg's brother, Paul Isenberg.
the house recently bought by him on
King street and will occupy it on their
return from Germany with their fam
lily next year.
1888
Mr. and Mrs. F. w Glade and chill
dren leave on March II for Germany,
where their children will be educated.
They may possibly make their home in
! Berlin during their long stay abroad,
but this has not been definitely decid-
ed. Mrs. Glade is one of the popular
society matrons of Honolulu. She is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Alexander
Macintosh. She is a member of the
choir Of st. Andrews Second Congre-
cation and her voice will be greatly
missed by the members of the church.
She is also one of the most active of
the guild members.
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Mrs. Augur entertained at cards
Thursday from to 5 o'clock in honor
|, of Miss Minnie Dyer and Mrs. James
}Allen of Oakland, at her residence on
Beretania avenue. Six-handed progress
Isive euchre was played and the win
1ners were the recipients Of pretty
y prizes. Mrs. James Kennedy won the
FIRST prize. Among those present were
Mrs. Andrew FAller, Mrs. A. H. Otis,
Mrs. DR.. Macdonald, Mrs. Drew, Mrs.
Derby, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs. Wal
ter Hoffman,, Miss Abbott, Mrs. Ian
sing, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. w. H. Mays,
Mrs. DR.. Frear, Mrs. A. T. Brock.
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Mrs. Rose Miner and DR.. Frank Mi
ner have become reconciled, which is
mutely told in a small document filed
yesterday in the Circuit Court, where
all their family troubles were once told
to the world. Mrs. Miner and heI
daughter Gladys are about to leave Ho-
nolulu for England They will depart
on a steamer leaving here on March Is
and no definite plans for their return
have yet been made 1t is believed
been settled the differences between DR..
Miner and his wife and that time will
not only heal the wounds of the past
but that the reconciliation is complete.
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The Maternity Home luau will be one
of the biggest day and night functions
given in Honolulu and judging from
the amount of enthusiasm aroused over
the matter already the receipts will be
handsome. The ladies are making
their pick of Honolulu's most attrac-
tive young women and those who are
known to have the ability to sell guam
Titles of flowers, candies and chances
in many pretty things which are to be
ratified off AS to leis, the handsomest
that the native makers can produce
will be there ready for the highest
bidders At the last Iuau the most ex-
pensive went like hot cakes and they
were worth the prices paid.
1873
Miss Alice Jones entertained at de-
lightful tea on Tuesday for about thir-
ty guests The tea tables were prettily
decorated with beautiful roses anc
other Island blossoms and the scene
was quite attractive. Among those
who participated in the affair were
Mrs H. A. Isenberg, Mrs. M. Phillips
Mrs Phillip Andrews, Mrs. --rthur M
Brown, Mrs. Samuel Wilder, Mrs
George r. Carter, Mrs. A. B. Wood
Mrs. Percy Pond, Mrs Charles T. VIII
der. Miss Grace Cooke. Miss Charlotte
!, Hall, the Misses Walker, Miss Katheryr
Widdifield, Miss Mary Widdifield, the
Misses Scott, Miss Elsie Waterhouse
Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Miss Sadie Car
ter, Miss May Damon, Miss Edit, Mist
the Misses Mcintyre.
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Among the passengers TO depart or
the Mariposa for the Coast was Mrs
Allen, wife of the genial boniface of the
Hawaiian hotel. For the past month
tt A. Stewart and daughter, Miss
, Eta Stewart, of Portland. Oregon, have
. been the honored guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Allen and due to their hospitality
the departing guests leave Honolulu
with the avowed intention of returning
TO the Paradise of the Pacific" at al
; early date. The evening prior to theil
departure the banquet room of the no