The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

N}ssS3O9OlNOGOGOS z
TINE moonlight nights of the past
week have been conducive r4therto
/ driving in couples and small par
ties of four or six. than TO indoor -sk
PERTAINING on larger scale, which Is
not strange, for surely moonlight is
not more beautiful anywhere than here
in Honolulu, where sea and sky and
hills and valleys all aid in the golden
flooded picture; where the stars come
down so close and so large, and where
the balmy nights are odor-filled with
faint, sweet perfumes, breathed out
from Towering trees or hedges bios
som laden, or ponds. where lilies sleep.
And there are so many drives that
lead not too far away: Punchbowl,
where the road winds slowly upward
past sudden breaks in the mountains
ridge, through which one gazes into
depths of silvery Swallowed valleys, or
is allured to greater distance by bits
of the city that show between, gilt
tering the promise, which, at the sum-
NIT, fulfills itself in the glorious view
unrolled, myriad lighted, ana spread
out far beneath; Waikiki. oft-pietured,
that all words yet have failed to fully
describe, with its palms ana taro
patches and red-brown marshes, its
rice fields with. quantity clustered
coolie huts, and its roadside trenches,
whose erstwhile ugliness is hidden by
tangled lining OF morning glory vines
that lift UP snow-white cups Of love-,
illness; the park with it's tall iron-trees
making dim recesses; the lighthouse
and bluff, where the surf comes sweep
ing in with heavy boom, suggestive
here, more than anywhere else along
the beach. of the far-away stretch Of
ocean that leads to other lands than
M
the Pacific"
; Certainly there is no hostess in Ho-
nolulu possessed of a more thorough
knowledge of social etiquette than
Mrs. F. N. Swanzy. A brilliant cop
draw out the best efforts * her
guests and affairs at her pretty home
are always successes. Thursdays
small but thoroughly enjoyable tea at
her residence was no exception. 1t was
. given in honor of Mrs. Mumford, Of
, New York now visitor in Honolulu,
and the absence of the masculine ele-
ment did not detract from the pleasure
of the gentler sex.
~ ~
Mrs George Davies entertained 1T
dinner on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglass McBryde, Miss Marion Scott
and Mr.. Prouty.
' Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Smith, OF
Alameda, who have been visiting in
, Honolulu, left for their home during
, the week.
Senator and Mrs. II. Waterhpuse
have gone East, TO be with tbSsf
daughter at the closing of her school
: year. They expect to return to Homo
lulu for the summer, accompanied by
their daughter, who viii spend her va
rafiort months in the Islands.
.S.IS
Judge j. c. B. Hebbard took home
passage on the Sierra:
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Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Scholl, who have
s:;5'4: { !: III; i s;s:
Mr. F.. DohrmannS Jr., who has been
in Honolulu on business FOR the last
!. month left for the Coast during the
Dohrmann, president of the Merchants
Association of San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mott-Smith arg
? among the regretted number who <Sfe
to leave Honolulu very soon. ThsS ex-
pect to travel extensively in Europe
. on a general roaming tour, and later
to spend some time in Paris before
again returning to ;, Honolulu.
D Mrs. Carmichael, with her young
r daughter, left on the Sierra to join DR.
: Carmichael in San Francisco
, 1&%
Mr.. D. c. Lindsay, the popular Map
polo player, has gone to. his honor In
Scotland for a vacation trip.
] $3.50
{ Judge Estee's dinner, given in honor
d | of Hon. J. C. B. Hebbard, ex-judge OF
the Superior Court of San FRANCISCO
at the Pacific Club on Monday evening
was a very elaborate and most enJoya-
> BILE affair. Covers were laid for four
teen, the guests being Judge Hum.
s phreys, Justice Galbraith, Justice
Frear, Judge Gear Judge Silliman
Judge Whiting, Congressman Horace
B. Packer, Attorney General Z. T
dole, United States District Attorney
]. c. Baird, Hon. Paul Neumann anc
q Miss Mapuena Smith has gone Eas
Il with Miss Rose Dawson. Miss Smith
!. health has not OF ate been of the best
and change of eli mate wss thought ad
:. visable.
= Prince David. Hr Majesty ex-Queei
Iiliuokalani and Hon. A S. ClsghoIi
J. occupied the right hand box oH>>fh'
opening night Of the opera, while II
: er, Mr.. w. CornweIl and Mr.. Richard
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Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Cheek are re
siding at present on Beretania street a
Mrs. Stratford's. Mrs. Cheek, mothe
of Mr.. Cheek, expects to remain IN Ho
nolulu for some months longer.
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Y Dinners at the Moana Hotel are Ibe
e coming quite the thing, and ceI.atnE
e most delicious ones are given there
The playing of the orchestra at on
e end of the dining room is pleasan
e feature. Mr.. Bruce Cartwright enter
h tanned on Thursday evening. HI
guests were Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Deer
\. ing of San Francisco, Miss Scott, Mis-
Gertrude Scott, Miss Marion Scott, MI
: Harry Whitney, Mr.. Shfngfe and MI
Ballentyne.
Mrs Waldbridge and her sisterl Ms
Parke, will entertain at cards on WED
n nesday of next week.
II $3.50
It Mrs. NJ. M. Estee gives a tea at. tn
IS Hawaiian Hotel this afternoon, dom
q plimentary to her daughter, Mrs. Deer