The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-03

Zeigler. Mrs. r. +. Bishop. Mrs. Gait.
Mrs r. ". Klebahn. Mrs. e ID. Tenney.
/ Mrs. =. G. Wilder. Mrs r. G l.. Per
kins. Mrs. Gardner Wilder. Miss Cham
berlain. Mrs Gulick. Mrs. Wilcox. Mr..
and Mrs Enn. Mrs Weaver. Mrs +.
| Weaver. Mrs. A A Haalelea- Mrs Char
| Iotte King. Miss Damon. Misses Sorenson.
Misses Mcintyre. Mrs S. N Castle. Mss
| Carrie Castle. Miss Nellie White. Miss
Freda White. w. c. Parke. Miss Jennie
Parke. Phillip Lansdaie. Mrs. H. +. Lew
| is Of San Francisco. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs.
| Andrew Fuller Mrs. Z. +. Freeth. Miss
| Ella Stansbury. Miss Irmgard Schaefer.
Miss Jennie Giffard. Miss Grace Robert
son. Miss Emma Dawson. Miss Laurence.
/ Miss Barber Miss Lewis. Miss Bacon.
Mrs. II. c. Brown. Miss Green. Rev. and
Mrs. w. ID. westervelt.- Mrs. j. NJ Whit
ney. Miss Ada Whitney. Mrs. Frank
Damon. ~. ST. Whitney. Mrs. Helen
whitney-KelIey. Mrs. McCandless. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. A w. Pearson. Misses An
gus. Mr.. TeafT. Prof. Lyons. Miss Grace.
Mrs NJ. A. Mott. Mrs. Theo. Richards.
Mrs. Thos- Hebron. Mrs. Cornelia Da-
Graham. Il. l.. Marx. Mrs. Atwater, Miss
Benner. Miss Gilman. DR.. and Mrs.
Humphris. Mr.. Humphris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin. Mrs. w. w. Hall. Miss Hall. Mrs
Frank Anterior. Mrs. L. w. Jordan. Mrs.
Grinbaum. Misses Jordan. Miss Koepke.
II
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg gave
a dinner and dance last Monday 1T their
Punahou residence an ''auf wieder-
sehen' to- Mr.. J. r. Hackfeld. the German
Consul. IL was one of the pleasantest
affairs ever given by the Isenbergs. The
reception and music rooms were used for
dancing. The drawing room. tastefully
decorated in yellow. together with the
lanais. were used as retiring rooms be-
tween dances. The smoking room of
from the reception room was greatly en-
toyed by the devotees OF the fragrant
Havanas. Mrs Isenberg looked well in .
white crepe de chine relieved in a
Frenchy manner by pink roses attached
to black velvet bows and streamers
There were several pretty gowns in evil
dence. After the dancing small tables
were placed I'm the dining room and on
the lanais ut which was served a boun-
teops supper OF salads. sandwiches. al |
monds. olives. ice cream. cake and cham
Ct the guest OF honor and everybody rose |
TO the "Hoch'' and sang For He's n \
Jolly Good Fellow" Among those pres |
ent were Consul Hackfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. /
y. r. Hamburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman |
Shuttle. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wight. DIR. and /
Mrs. Walter Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Du |
Roi. Mr. and Mrs. Brock. Miss Pauline |
Neumann. Miss Stansbury. Miss Hum |
burg. Miss Grau. Miss Margaret Walker. |
Miss Agnes Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. /
kiebahn. messrs. Hugo Franzius. Duis-
enberg and Walker.
S.&.S
Miss Alice Downing Of Oakland. niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. GoodaIl who re-
turned By the last Alameda. is now at /
Mrs Frceth's. Emma street. for the re-
mainder OF her stay in Honolulu.
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On NItu i
tcrtained twenty OF her friends ut the
Hotel Annex in most unique manner.
In place OF the latest fad "Ping-Pong."
n progressive angling game was introduce |
ed. Two prizes We're at stake. first and Y
BOBBY trophies The first was captured
by Miss Hilda Ledercr. sister OF Mrs. u
Souie. In whose honor the entertainment
was given.
Miss Pope and the faculty of the Ka-
lnehameha Girls School received their
friends Saturday from until g. The ter |
race had been transformed into a spac-
ious reception room. An immense Ha-
waiian Has and an American flag were
stretched between the two algaroba trees. Il
and palms and ferns made the terrace q
assisted by Miss Albright and Miss Lem ,
mon. received their guests The recep- "
ton hall. parlors. library and ianais had In
been beauu- 1lly decorated with potted In
poiihS aiiu Terms. ana on the WAIKIKI q
anal chorus OF girls sang Hawaiian mel
dies during the afternoon. Those as
'isting the hostesses la receiving and In 4
he dining room were Mrs. J. W. Yarn c
Hey. Mrs. Lyman. Mrs. T.. +. Berger. IL
Yrs. Henry waterhousc and Miss Elnors .
Sturgeon. n
Hiss Ruth Carr and Mr.. James Mckee q
viii be- married In Honolulu on May and I
viii spend their honeymoon on one OF the I
'ther islands. n
Mrs +. W. Beardslee has issued invi- u
atoms for card party ut her residence L
his afternoon To meet Mrs Campbell or \
IAN Francisco.
Mrs. r. FsNon Bishop has cards out To n
meet Mrs SsGor Bishop Wednesday. +
FAY I. il
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Isenberg have tak- n
n the old Schaefer home in Nuuanh h
alley. where they win be domiciled for 10
he next six months or until their home b
\ Punahou has been remodelled. They a
re- adding another story TO the Punahou eI
csidcnce. c
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Hamburg gave g
inner for Mr.. J. F. Hackfeld last week. oil
overs being laid for thirty. The table t.
ecOrations were In yellow Mr.
.Ssx.x hi
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Schaefer gave d
inner Thursday TO celebrate their TWEEN ID
third wedding anniversary. Their old b,
u and most intimate friends only were W
-nong the guests. There Were about NJ
Scnty present Isl
.S.&.S NJ
Mrs. Andrew Fuller gave n farewell din VI
- ON Monday for the Grinbaums NJ
S.S.S Ii
Mrs Ivcrs Of san Francisco is think NJ
* Il accompanying her daughter. Mrs NJ
J. G.. Irwin. to Honolulu VI
$3.50 Up,
soon TO join the Herrin party now in NJ
onoluiu- j.
- 80 m
Miss Theresa Morgan OF San Francisco H
hose portrait in oils by Theodore wores
now on exhibition in Honolulu IS con-
mplating n visit to this CITY, accom- he
lnied by her sister Ella They are. how on
FER. unsettled as TO their plans. and do w
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