The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-07
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Iwalani Jaeger. at the family residence
corner OF King and Punahou streets
The debutante was dressed in a gown
OF striped pima and was the favorite
OF the evening. The affair was given
only for the intimate friends OF Miss
Jaeger and the dancing room was never
oyercrowded. The house decorations
were simple but In keeping with the
old-time residence with it's broad la
nais. Palm branches. festOons OF MALE,
and orchids were arranged intermin-
Cling with japanese lanterns. The
dancing was In the large lanai In
which one OF the principal attractions
was Hawaiian royal flag emblazoned
with the coat-of-arms OF the Princess
kaiulani. on the lawn at the rear was
canvas covered space beneath which
tables were placed. where the dancers
found a cool retreat between the
dances. an attraction being q well-filed
punchbowl. supper was served under
the trees in "A space enclosed in i'm
mense Hawaiian flags. A Hawaiian
quintet furnished the music.
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Wade Armstrong will leave Honolulu on
the Alameda the first week In July TO
remain away permanently. according To
his present itinerary He intends To 20
To Mexico and engage In business there.
He will be accompanied by Will AcLaln.
The young men believe that fortune and
fame await them In the land OF the Mon
tezumas and look eagerly forward TO their
departure.
Princess Kawanana<oa gave n delightful
luncheon last Saturday at Pualeilani. Wal
kiki. for the ladies who composed the
Princess minuet set Mt Progress Hall
short time since Tables were arranged
under the trees and nj each one sat two
ladies'. each couple representing the color
OF dresses worn at the minuet. At the
Princess table were the hostess. Mrs.
Tcnney. Mrs Gum and Mrs Perkins.
The decorations were in yellow and green
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The dancing exhibition OF Mrs Mary
Gums classes will take place in the Opera
House on Saturday evening. June n. and
several pretty and new dances are being |
arranged. One h the Volunteer dance.
The costumes for which will be the red |
jackets OF the British soldiery. white |
1ique skirts. bandoliers and round caps. |
The scarf dance will also be given.
1858
\ tennis game which will attract society |
ok today Is that arranged between Wal |
er Dillingham; and Mrs. Sam Wilder /
Igainst VIII Roth and Miss Kitchen 1t
viii take place at O'Clock.
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As soon as Prince Cupid's grass hut Is
Completed ut Puaieilani he will give a poi
luncheon and n dance to- dedicate It. He
viii walt for the fun of the moon so
bat the affair can be given entirely out
f-doors. and IL IL expected that all the
gentlemen attending will wear white in
tead OF ting conventional evening dress.
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Mrs. yfbert waterhouse receives ut thesl
esideyfce OF her mother. No. 1885 Kewalo
trsN ON Mondays during the present Il
With.
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SIR. and Mrs James Castle entertained
{ dinner on "Wednesday evening in honor
{ DIR. Porter and Mr.. lie Merit OF San
'rancisco. Covers were laid for fourteen.
.fter. the dinner Miss Carrie Castle and
fr. Re Merit favored the company with
iusic OF n rare order. Among those pres
nd Mrs. Lowrey. a. l.. c. Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Ahlo gave a
lrge and enjoyable ping pong party last
vening.
Miss Stokes sister OF Mr.. Stokes OF thu
shcp Museum is visiting in Honolulu
~ occupying Prof. Brighams quaint res |
lcrcc on Judd street during the Profess
,r's absence. Miss Stokes ~ n jolly wo- ,
ian 81 decided talent and has already
zincd many friends by her cheering per- a
'nalIty.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Macfariane gave a
siightful lawn party last "Wednesday aft
noon Mr.. and Mrs Macfariane rcceiv-
their guests under the spreading q
ranches of the trees. and the hostess in
sinty whisc with bouquet OF white
'scs In her hand. was n picture OF love
hess Tennis was n popular diversion 4
iring the afternoon and II was a novelty
see so many men NJ an afternoon func-
IN Among those present were Mrs.
cGrcw. Mrs. J. r. Walker. Mrs. Mary Z
unn. Mrs Edward Damon. Mrs. 4. q. 4
awes. Mrs. W. Porter Boyd. Mrs. Hatch. .
~. Benson. Mrs. May Nott-SrniI.. Bird
~. Carter. Mrs. Rabbit. Miss Nellie
hstc. Miss Frcda White. Miss Bates
iss Scott. Prince and Princess HAVANA \
ikoa. Miss Campbell. Misses Giilet.
cssrs. George Potter. ]. Tarn McGrew.
'unE. Wright. Irvine. Gerrit Wilder. DIT. Z
'rtcr. a l. G. Atkinson. c. II. W. Nor =
n. Lansdalc. HawcE. 4.
$3.50
The art exhibition OF the Kiiohana Art
aguc closes this evening. The rooms y
We been visited by numbers Of people =
iiy who have found many interesting n
MASSES 10 study. -,
1888
Z II rumOrcd that the Kilohana Art
aEuc u preparing for a living picture u
4 tabisaux exhibition In which the pref n
faces OF many well known society N
les viii b. shown TO advantage. me
nuet proved popular social attraction
the Leagues novel entertainment
,uid also be popular. -
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he engagement Of Katheryn widdineid
Byron Baird has been announced.
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IN Tuesday evening. June TO- thcNO
Friend Society will meet TO n
citrate its golden Jubilee. The society I.
had among It's members In the past
y years some OF the best known wo-
n In Honolulu and the society has u
"a prominent place In giving welcome n
the strangers TO the Paradise.