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

joy the luau form of entertainment as
being so decidedly foreign to anything
they are accustomed TO, and the one CIV
en- at Haleiwa on Saturday evening IN
honor of Mrs. and Miss Bender left moth
ing TO be desired as to success. Some
twenty guests responded to the invitation
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Achilles and after
n pleasant train ride to the Waialua no.
tel, were seated at a fower-streWn, Term
covered table, where dainty name-cards
marked their places. From beyond, on
the wide lanais. hoated in the native
melodies: leis festoon the green of hos
pitable board. All details as to decora-
ton and repast were left to that charm
ing hostess of Haleiwa, Mrs. Curtis Z.
Iaukea. and everywhere good cheer pre-
vailed The invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs H. L. Achilles, Mrs. Bender. Miss
Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carter, Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodale Miss Catherine Goodale, Miss
Charlotte Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Adams. Miss Nina Adams, Miss Alice
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Strong.
1853
Mrs. II. Lantz will give poi supper in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton on
Saturday eve.
On Monday evening, January 18th. the
Honolulu branch of the Territorial
ing at the High School. when a literary
and musical program will be rendered.
1888
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown will enter
tain the Henry buttons and the wedding
party at a picnic on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elston are back
from their Kauai visit.
80.
Prince Cupid returned from the Hilo
races by the last Island boat.
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The sister of Mrs. ]. II. Boyd, Miss
Grace Kahaiewei who has been very i'll,
is now on the road to recovery.
1888
The Illness of her husband, Mr.. Ed
mund Norrie of the Independent, recall
ed Mrs. Norrie from her Maui trip.
.Sy@.%
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Lishman have issued
announcement cards for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Alice Maud Lish-
man. and Lieutenant Henry Macpherson
Merriam. Artillery Corps, L. S. a. The
ceremony took place in Denver, Col, on
Dec. 9Th.
Among the returning passengers from
Maui during the week was Mrs. -.obert
NJ. Boyd.
The Rabbits are in the Levers house
in Kewalo while Mr.. and Mrs. Levers
are at the coast.
Friends will be glad to learn that Miss
Bessie Lawrence, the granddaughter of
Mrs Robertson, who has been prostrat-
ed with a nervous breakdown az the
coast. is rapidly regaining her strength.
Her mother. Mrs. Lawrence, and aunt,
Miss Grace Robertson, are in close at
tendance. Miss Robertson is planning to
visit her old home here. in the early sum-
mer. For the last five or six years she
has been in the East. pursuing her stud
les in painting.
The Kilohana Art League has afforded
some pleasant surprises for its members
and the public from time TO time anu
the coming musicale, the first of the new
year. will evidently be of this character.
1t is to be given on Monday evening,
January 20. at the Castle residence in
Manoa valley. The chairman of the mu-
steal circle. Miss Carrie Castle, together
with able assistants. has been busy in
preparation for this event, and a later
publication of the program will show
what a treat the League members have
in store. An especial feature of this
beautiful valley home being the music
hall. with is fine appointments and two
pianos, it is indeed a privilege to the
League to be invited to share its advan-
tages Electric cars to the end of the
College Hill line, a moonlight night, and
music in the finest private music room
in Honolulu all help to make the occa-
sion one to be anticipated a rare OPP
portunity.
Mrs Bowman. now in San Francisco
will soon be joined by her husband, DIR.
Bowman. who has lately been appointed
examining physician for the Pacific Mu-
tuaI Insurance Company
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guest of Mrs. Arthur B. Wood in Nuu-
anu valley during the week.
$3.50
Mr.. R. McWayne is in town from
Kona.
Mr. w A. Wall was an incomer from
Hawaii during the week.
.S.S.S
The Rev. VIM. AIasse, who was at one
time an officiating clergyman at Lihue.
Kauai. is en- route to New Zealand TO
reside permanently.
Mr. w. w Goodale is in town from the
plantation of Waialua.
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Mr.. Paul Jarrett was an arrival from
Hawaii during the week
$3.50
Miss Ridgway. who spent a fortnight
in Hilo with her family, returned to town
by the last Kinau.
$50
were hostesses at a small supper dance
last night in the new Spreckels mansion.
I.aguna street and Pacific avenue. AS
house not installed