The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ahlo gave
most enjoyable riding party on IhurS-
| day evening at Waikiki. After the
ride. which the moonlight made HloS'
delightful, the company repaired 10 lhS
cottage occupied for the present py the
Ahlos. and a delicious supper was serE-
ed on the lawn. Little tables placer
here and there made the affair quite
picturesque and jolly. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Marx MI
| and Mrs. S. G.. Wilder, Mr. and mrs
Porter Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. "
Halves. Jr.. Miss Freda White, MISS
Lillian Bacon. Miss Ella Stansbury.
Miss Nellie White, DR.. McAdory, U. >
A. Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Lowell and Mr..
Carter.
Miss Lily Stokes was the hostess of
a Jolly party at the Annex on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Cunha entertained at dinner in
honor Of Miss Little at the Moana fIo-
tel on Friday evening.
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Mr.. John A. Bliss has returned from
an outing at the Waialua Hotel and is
again at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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The engagement was announced dur
ing the week of Mrs. E. W. Holds
W orth and Mr.. L. G. Blachman.
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Mrs F. W. Smith (nee McCully) was
the hostess on Tuesday evening at the
Annex, Waikiki, of a delightful bathing
party, followed by luncheon served
on the surf house lanai Among the
guests were: Mrs. McCully Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Lake, Judge and
Mrs Galbraith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
HAYES, Mrs. Belle Lyons Davis, Misses
Cooke, Miss Austin, Miss Kate Kelly,
Miss Downing, Miss Ada Whitney, Miss
Rice. Mrs. Lowrey, Miss Hyde, Miss
Bishop, Miss Coombs, Messrs. w. "a.
holman, r. Lydecker, Easton, John
Stokes, VIII Love, Pilgrim, John Aus
tin, A 3. Watson, A. N. Campbell, Eu-
gene Campbell, Hendricks and F. w
Smith.
$3.50
/ Hon. II. T.. Cooper and son Alfred
leave in the Alameda for the Coast.
Young Cooper will enter the University
of California.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey, who have been
stopping at the Moana Hotel, are Wis
iting the Waialua Hotel for a few days.
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Among the guests at the Moana are
two Austrian gentlemen, the freres
Schick. who are making a. visit of two
or three weeks in Honolulu during
their tour of the world.
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Mr. and Mrs Abernethy and Miss
Abernethy of Kansas City are guests
at the Moana Hotel for a week or so
en- route from the Orient to the main
land.
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The new tennis court which the Ten
neys are making in their extensive
premises on Iunalilo street will afford
a gathering place for a coterie of low
ers of the game, and add another fea-
ture of entertainment to their pleas
ant home which cannot help being APP
preciated.
Mons. VizZavona, the French Consul,
entertained at luncheon on Monday on
the occasion of the celebration of the
fall of the Bastile, Father Matthias.
Father Clement, Father Valentin.
Brother Bertram, Brother Thomas and
Senior Canayarro, the Portuguese Con-
sui,
Miss Cunha was hostess last evening
It a delightful dinner given in the pri-
vate dining room of the Moana Hotel,
the guest of honor being Miss Little,
who has been a visitor in Honolulu for
some time The room was filled with
plants and palms in charming contrast
10 the table decorations, which were
mostly of red carnations, interspersed
With maiden hair ferns. Suspended
above the board was a canopy of red
leis. The table cover of white tarlatan
was studded with electric globes with
red shades. after the dinner the guests
were entertained in the reception par
Tor with music. Mrs Annis Montague
Turner contributing pleasantly To the
occasion with vocal selections. Miss
Little sang in a captivating man
ner and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,
was also in splendid voice. The
guests were: Miss Little, Mrs. Little,
Mr.. and aIrs. McClanahan, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Halves. Jr., Mrs. Annis
Montague Turner, DIR. and Mrs. F. H.
Humphrls. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoff-
mann. Miss Ward. Miss Lewis, Miss
Lillian Bacon, Mons. Vizzavona, Senior
Canavarro. Robert Single. ]. Tarn
McGrew. Charles Doyle, A. Lewis, Jr.;
A. r. Cunha, Mr.. Irvine.
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Walter F. Dillingham; is giving
house party at Mokuliea for Miss Lily
Spreckels. There have been many en-
tertainments for her, one OF the most
pleasant being the hay ride given by
Mrs. DR.. j. L. McGrew on Wednesday
evening. There was a great wagon
load OF young people. and after driv-
ing about the city collation. was serv-
ed at the McGrew home on Hackfeld
street.
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The Misses Girard conducted a party
Of young people up TO the heights Of
TantaTus last evening. army wagons
drawn by good old army mules being
used. The party had supper a, the
Cooper cottage and returned to town