The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01


- HERE have been all sorts of fun,
frOlic and life in this week. What
- with warships in port, receptions.
dinners, suppers, Iuncheons, card par
ties and outings, society and it's votar-
les have been whirling giddily. Are
still, for the matter of that, as there
are plans in legion for Saturday after
uoon-the free time of the men-and for
over Sunday. The very air is exhil-
arating, and our gay season is begin
ming.
Mystery pervaded the atmosphere IN
the vicinity of the Alexander ISenberg
home on Punahou street, on Monday
evening toward the dinner hour. Manly
forms might have been detected max
ing surreptitious entrance into the din
ing room Of the beautiful home. In
the guest cottage of the grounds Mr..
Paul Isenberg waxed more than usual
ly eloquent in a successful endeavor to
hold the undivided attention of Mr..
HaekfeId until such time as had been
previously agreed upon for their ap-
pearance also upon the scene. When
this took place and the guest of honor
was ushered into the presence of some
twenty of his friends at dinner table
exquisite in every detail of arrange
snient, 1T was quite evident that the sur
prise was complete. To those who have
enjoyed the hospitality of the Isen-
bergs it is scarcely necessary to state
that under that delightful roof nothing
that might mean pleasure was omitted
Amid strains of sweet music in the
wine of the Fatherland, many Pro
sits carried hopes OF health and hap
piness to the Emperor, whose birthday
the event so joyously celebrated. Those
present were: Mr.. Hackfeld, Mr.. Alex
Isenberg, MIR. Paul Isenberg, Mr.. F. A.
Schaefer, Mr.. Pfotenhauer, Mr.. Arnim
Haneberg, Mr. H. Schultze, Mr.. Her.
man Focke, DR.. Hoffman. Mr.. John
Hamburg, Mr.. F. Klamp, Mr.. Kle-
balm, Mr.. Duboit, Mr.. Ernest Kopke,
Mr.. Adolf Stadtlaender, Mr.. Constable. |
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers, accom-
panied by Miss Scott, spent Sunday at
the WaiaIua hotel
Mrs. Andrew Fuller entertained at
cards on Monday afternoon.
$3.50
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. McGrew, Mr.. j.
Tarn McGrew, Major Potter, Miss
Maud Gillet, Mr. Griggs Holt, Mrs. |
Bender, Miss Bender, Mrs. Mott, Mr.
Wright, Mr. Eric Knudsen, Miss Sar-
geant, Miss May Damon and Mrs. Ed
ward Damon, Mr.. j. L. c. Atkinson
spent Sunday at the McGrew's count
try place, Aiea- |
Mrs. Joseph Gilman gave jolly poi
luncheon in honor of Mrs Mott, who,
as Miss Dickson, lived her girlhood in
the islands, on Wednesday of this
week.
Mr. Anderson of the Bishop & Co. bank
celebrated his birthday on Monday eve =
ling last by entertaining a few of his
friends at dinner. His guests
we're Mr. Bottomly, Mr.. Corburn, MIR.
Eric Knudsen, Mr.. Waterhouse, Mr.. j.
rarn McGrew and Mr.. j. o. Carter.
Mrs. Russell waIdbridge has been So
burning for few days at Haleiwa
.1.S.I
Mr. Eric Knudsen is spending this week
n Maui.
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An elaborate dinner was given by the
french consul Monsieur VizZavona, in
,onor of the commander and officers OF
he French war ship Protet. on Thurs I
law evening. The private dining room
II the Hawaiian Hotel was at the us
,osaI of the party for the OCCASION the
able having been decorated with con-
tImmate taste a crimson star bordered
he snowy cloth, with an outer edge OF
,reen tracery in MALE leis. huge jar
Iinfere filled with scarlet carnations oc-
upiei the center of the festive board;
,rouped about which were Commander
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nj. Swanzy'
Irs. Mott-Smith Bird, Miss Gifard, MISS
day Damon, Miss Maud Gillet, MIS-
MAS p Cooper. Monsieur Turin. Mon
ieur RavelIe. and others of the French
Ulcers.
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DIR. and Mrs Chas. 3. Cooper enter
aimed in honor of Mr. and MIS-. heS
I,,,.o, ar their Tantalus cottage, one
Iav this week: and a royal good time
vas enjoyed by their guests Among inc T.
,unber were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Out