The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-18

those present were Elizabeth Brown,
Caroline Owens, Melika Peterson, Cor
nelia Lohry, Edith Nichols, Helen Nc
Carthy, Edith Perkins, Mary Snyder,
Evelyn Vile, Eleanor Pires, A M. Jen-
nings, jeanette Pierce, Edna Scoby,
Lorraine Fleming Genevieve Carlson,
Helen Keany, Jean Lindsay, Jordan,
Horner, Kate Woodward, Rycroft, Tut
tie, Laura Hutchins, Mesdames E. W.
Jordan, r. A. Jordan, Mcdonald, Hoogs,
w w. Hall, Clarence Crabbe, ]. j.
Greene, H. o. Brown. Ada Gartley, ]. D.
Marques, Raseman, j. F. Scott.
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A number of luncheons have been
given aboard the Cormoran during the
week, and owing to the smallness of
the warship only few have been en-
tertained at a time.
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DIR. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman, have
moved from the Bolte residence on Judd
street to Waikiki where they will re-
main few weeks at the Day cottage.
'tKaffee Klatches,' breakfasts and
luncheons were numerous while the
Hoffmanns were at their Judd street
residence.
several young ladies of the city were
entertained at luncheon on Sunday by
Mrs. Hoffman,. Covers were laid for
ten
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodiek gave a
poi supper last Monday evening, the
guests of honor being the officers of the
Cormoran. Covers were laid for twenty
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Mrs. r. Give Davies gives dinner
this evening for Mr.. Irvine, who leaves
for England next week for six weeks
vacation.
Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt entertained al
dinner Thursday evening for a small
party.
Social affairs in the German colony
warship Cormoran certainly will not
soon forget Honolulu hospitality. They
are a fine lot of men, speaking gen
orally two languages besides the Nut
ter Sprache.'' Next Tuesday the Cor
moran leaves on her cruise for the Mar
shall Islands and other South Sea points
before returning to the Fatherland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pfotenhauer give. a
bowie this evening for the German
naval officers.
Mr. Guild of Alexander & Baldwin
who has been seriously i'll for the past
six weeks, was down town yesterday
for the first time since his GONZALES
cence.
Little Thelma Murphy celebrated her
eighth birthday yesterday afternoon
and was assisted in making it one long
to be remembered by nearly eighty OF
her little friends. The event was OBJ
served at the McLain residence on
Beretania street and for three hours in
the afternoon the little hostess enter
tanned her guests in a charming way
One of the pretty features was the
sumptuous luncheon spread upon very
low T-shaped table placed in the din
ing-room. Upon it were all manner OF
sweetmeats, and cakes, ice cream, sher-
bet, lemonade and candies galore were
devoured. The gathering was merry
one. Afterwards the Cinderella game
was played and many amusing mistakes
were maze in the attempts to put Gin
derella's slipper on her foot.
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The ladies of St. Andrews Cathedral
guild are nothing if not original. and al
their Gypsy Encampment to be given
Saturday afternoon, October 20, on the
rolling lawns surrounding the beauti-
full home of Mrs. Edward D. Tenney
novel and rare features of entertain
ment will be introduced to Honolulu
A Hawaiian quintette club will also be
in attendance. There viii be an abun-
dance of entertainment for the children
promised. There will be dolls of al
kinds which will want new homes, and
there will be corn roast and an orange
tree In each orange there will be 6
| surprise for each young purchaser. Re-
freshments and cooling drinks will bt
served all the afternoon by little wait