The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-11


ed before. it was impossible to make II
a large affair Instead. the young iaoies
entertained about seventy-five OF theil
friends 1t proved 10 be most jolly, anu
at midnight all sat down to view
Years supper. with horns ana eaiety
and many happy wishes. The decoralions
were of Christmas berries and green's
and between the tete-a-tete supper Ia
bles large palms stood, through WHICH
red lanterns and candles cleaned bright
ly. The guests Were:
Miss Leontine Brakeman, Miss Ethei
Cooper. Miss Charlotte Ellinwood, MISS
Edith Preston. Miss Margaret Salisbury
Miss Josephine Loughborough, Miss Fan
ME Loughborough. Miss Della NILS MISS
Elizabeth Mills. Miss Edith Huntington
Mrs. Gus Taylor Mrs Walter Glpsoll'
Mrs. Will Taylor. Miss George Hopkins
Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss Marie Noor-
HES. Miss Jennie Blair. Miss Lucie KING,
Miss Sophia Pierce. Miss Ruth McNutt,
Miss Pearl Landers, Miss Bernice Lam
ders, Miss Edith Simpson, Miss Grace
Buckley Miss Gertrude Buckley, MISS
Edith Mclean, Miss Linda Cadwaiauer'
Miss Bernice Down, Miss GenevleVe
King. Samuel Boardman, Danforth
Boardman. Roger Friend. Gus Costigan,
Harry Melone. Cyrus Miller, Robert
Eyre. Dr. Clark, Reddick Duperu, Harry
Holbrook. Lieutenant Mcmillan, Dr. Z.
|C. Collins. Frank Babcock, Gus Sklp"lth,
Joseph Tobin Jr., G. Whittell, Edwaro
NJ. Greenway, Roy Pike, Lieutenant
Conrad Babcock Fritz Bottum Mr.. Muir
ply of New York, Percy King, FRANK
owen. Walter Gibson, Bert Cadwalader'
George Cadwalader, Major Boyd, CYRUS
Palmer, Max McNutt, Will Taylor, FREQ
McNear, Knox Maddox, James Reld, VII
liam Mclean, Willard Drown, John
i Mold a
Mclean, Gus Taylor and Frank King.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Louis j. Warren and Elizabeth
W. Parrish.
Mr.. Louis Kenake, of the postothce, is
back from his visit with his sister, Mrs.
]. F. Clay of Hilo.
Among the sight-seers from the coast
now here is DR.. w. F. Browning, prom
inent San Francisco dentist.
a wee new baby son is paying his re-
spects TO Mr.. and Mrs Sam Wilder.
Miss and Mr.. Greenwich, who spent
Christmas at home, are back in town
again.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Holt and Mr.. Vivian Richardson.
which will take place on January 10th,
the ceremony TO be followed by re-
ception
Miss Maud E. Patty came in from Hilo
in the last Kinau.
Mrs. Mary Gum came back from the
other Islands in time to resume her
school duties once more.
The Misses Horner visitors in
town at present from Hawaii.
Mr.. VIM. Kinney returned during the
week from a business trip to the Gar
den Isle.
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Mr.. r. l.. Rose was an incomer from
Kauai early in the week.
Mr.. Marston Campbell took the steam
er for Hilo on Tuesday.
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" Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low, after So
journ in town, have returned to their
Hawaii home.
Mrs. T. H. Hebron gave very delight
full tea to a few of her friends at the
Japanese tea house on Pacific Heights on
Friday afternoon Among those who
| We're present were Mrs. Casey, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Estee, Mrs. j. o. Carter, Miss Car
ter.
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The tuneful comic opera, Mikado,
which is 10 be produced in the Ha-
waiian Opera House, under the auspices
of the Honolulu Lodge of Elks, is al
ready under way and the principals are
rehearsing. 1t was hoped that Mrs.
Walter Hoffman, would arrive on the
Alameda yesterday, it being the inten-
ton that she should be offered the role
of Katisha. a part which suits her adj
mirably. 1t is not now believed that she
will be here on the Ventura and the role
may yet have to be filled by some one
else. j. c. Harvey, who is to manage
the affair. will play the role of Koko
W. d. Adams, that of the Mikado, Guy
Livingstone, Fish ,Tush: Lovette Rock
well, Poo Bah, and Sonny Cunha will
essay the part of Knee Ban.