The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-15

the lawn under a pretty palm-emboW-
cred marquee. the tables being prettily
decorated with vases OF red and pink
carnations.
Mrs. Grinbaum Of San Francisco was
the guest of honor at tea given on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Andrew
Fuller of Nuuanu valley. Large num-
bers of guests were present.
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Mrs Helen w. Craft returned to Ho-
nolulu yesterday in the Alameda, after
an absence of year and a half from
the Islands. She has recently been Wis
ting in San Francisco and Oakland
She was greeted at the dock by many
friends. and decorated with leis.
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c. NJ Cooke was returning passen-
ger in the Alameda yesterday from the
States.
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Mr. and Mrs. Z. d. Tenney, after
very brief visit to the coast, were well
coined back yesterday in the Alameda
Mrs. Tenney received leis and some
bouquets of flowers while the steamer
was yet in the channel
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Mrs. Mary Gum is contemplating an
other cotillion in the near future.
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Lieut.. Hunter Kinzie, u. S. A, who
arrived from Manila on the transport
Egbert, is the son of Col. Kinzie. Ar
military circles.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Boyd have taken
the old Parker residence at the corner
of Nuuanu avenue and Kuakini road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Chase arrived yes
terday in the Alameda, and will remain
here They left New York on February
90. and made a short visit in California
on their way to the Islands.
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Mrs. William G.. Irwin was among the
guests who met Mrs. Herman Oelrichs
at a luncheon given recently in her
honor by Mrs. VIM. Tevis at the lat
ter's residence on Taylor street, San
Francisco.
, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Booth, Mrs. Anna
Long and Mrs Clara Schmidt are stay
] ing at their Kaalawai residence for
few weeks.
Princess Kawananakoa entertained
yesterday afternoon at Pualeilani,
Waikiki, for Hawaiian ladies. The old
residence of Queen Dowager Kapiolani
was radiant with its decorations OF
beautiful flowers. leis being largely
used in the reception hall. where the
guests were greeted by the Princess,
assisted by Princess .Kalanianaole. The
reception lasted from to 6, and during
that time over four score Hawaiians
were greeted by the new social queen
of PuaIeilani. The guests were ushered
I n To-.
with the courtly grace which has chung
TO him since the monarchy DAYS. The
guests were presented to Princess Ka-
kananakoa by Princess KalanianaoIe.
and in turn passed into the care of
Prince David, who was present during
the entire afternoon. Gifts of leiS to
the Princess assisted in the decora-
tions. a Hawaiian quintette club was
heard, it's singing being interspersed by
the weird strains of mele chants. The
hostess wore a beautiful Empire gown
OF black pima silk, the lace yoke and
sleeves being worn over black taffeta.
The bottom of the skirt was finished
with accordion pleated ruffles, and
around the neck was a royal feather
lei Princess Kalanianaole wore a Law
ender crepe du chine gown trimmed
with white lace over green taffeta silk.
and chiffon. Mrs. Samuel Parker wore
a handsome black silk gown. Miss
Alice Campbell looked quite pretty in
a gown of pink with a pink French
hat.
\ coming out dinner and dance viii
be given Monday evening at the Moana
Hotel in honor of Miss Alice Campbell,
by her sister. Princess Kawananakoa.
The event will probably be one of the
most elaborate affairs OF the kind Civ
Ell here. and il is whispered that some
superb gowns will be seen. The dance
is to be preceded by a dinner given in
the private dining room, and around
the board will be only Miss CampbelFs
most intimate friends. At . o'clock the
guests invited to the dancing party will
arrive. and beautiful parlors will be
thrown open for the event. The table
decorations for the dinner will sur
pass many of the best remembered
dinners in the past, and several new
features will be seen.
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4 Mrs. Walter Hoffman entertained in
Formally at dinner last Sunday evening
for Major and Mrs. Robinson, DR.. and
Mrs c. Z. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
min Hanneberg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Isenberg have
taken the Young residence at Waikiki
for few weeks.
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Mr.. ]. F. Hackfeld will not go to
Germany until some time in April. He
wishes to see the firm located in its
new and handsome building.
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Invitations are out for a card party
next Tuesday afternoon to be given by
Mrs. E w. Jordan.
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Mrs. c. II. Dickey gives reception
on Wednesday for Miss Alexander Of
liOakland.
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Mrs ]. II. Raymond leaves Tuesday
for Maui.
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Mrs Frank 3. McStocker will arrfXe
today from Olaa. Hawaii. and be thu
guest of Mrs. Julia Along during her