The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-22

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Young Later the entire party repaired
, to the NcGrew country place, Alea,
where supper was partaken OF before the
! return trip was made.
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| on Saturday last, the second of the
practice games OF polo took place in
Kapiolani Park, and there was on hand
| the usual number of carriages with in
| terested spectators; and this, In spite OF
numerous other attractions. Among
those noticed were Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott,
Mrs. Richard Ivers Miss Scott. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Lorrin Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| a. Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg,
| Mrs. and Mrs. W. II. Smith, Miss May
Damon. Miss Mary Widdifeld. Mr. ana
Mrs. Douglass McBryde, Miss Alice
Jones, Mrs. May Mott-Smith Bird, Mr..
and Mrs Percy Benson, DR.. and Mrs
Raymond, Mrs. Albert Judd, Miss Ju-
liette HartwelI, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
| Dickey, Miss Belle Dickey, Mrs. Grace
| Waterbouse. Miss Warren, Mss Lillian
| Bacon, DR. McAdory. Mr.. Southland Hofr-
! man, Mr. Byron X Baird. Mr.. Chas.
Dole. Governor and Mrs. S. b. Dole the
Misses Ward. Mr.. Horace Craft Mr..
Chas. Teaffe and others.
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| Mr.. Greenwood and Mr.. Earle. two
well known San Francisco society men.
now here are to spend some months in
our city.
| Thursday evening a large boating par
| ~ was given by Mr.. Wade Armstrong.
which was one OF the pleasantest affairs
of the week. Start made from
Brewers wharf at $ o'clock, with the
launch to tow out and Solomans quin-
tette club aboard. After cruising round
| for a while the "Phaeton' was serenad-
ed and the sailors returned the compli
ment by singing delightfully."- for some
time. When landing was made at the
Healam boathouse. coffee and sand
witches were served. after partaking of
| which dancing was in order until the
wee small hours. a delicious supper was
served when part way through the even
ing, and the forty-fve more guests
eyinced their pleasure in the evenings
entertainment by the merriest of spirits.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Church, Mrs. Styne. Misses Ward. Mss
Frazer, Miss Kaufman. Miss Marcia
Warren, Mr.. Wade Armstrong, Mr..
Southland Hoffman Mr. Styne. Miss
Sorenson, Mr.. Fred Angus, Mr.. Sam
Walker, Mr.. Waterman, Misses Martin,
Miss Osborne. MIR. Stadtlander, Mr.. En-
nest Clark, Miss Luce, Miss Newman,
Miss Stella Love Misses Gerard, Mr..
Sorenson, Mr. Geo. Fuller. Mr.. Arthur
Macintosh, DR.. Wall. Mr.. Frazer. Mr.
Soper. Mr.. Harry Wilder, Mr.. Lansing
-. So
On Thursday evening the Hawaiian
Hotel entertained for the officers of the
Grant and the usual enjoyable time
was had. Among those in evidence We're
the Misses Gerard. Miss Warren, Mr..
Southland Hoffman Capt. Pierce, Miss
Kaufman, Mr. Fred Angus, Lieut.. Han
cock and others.
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A Dutch treat" party is TO so to Wal
alua for over the holiday today. Amang
the number to participate are the Misses
Warren. Misses Angus Mr.. Charles
Teaffe. Miss Grace, MIR. Geo. Angus. Mr..
Fred Angus, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Church,
Misses Gerard Capt Pierce Mr.. Roth,
Miss Roth. Mrs. Chas. Wilder, Miss
Irmgard Schaefer. Miss Lillian Bacon.
Mr. Mana Widemann and others.
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Mrs. Genevra Johnstone-B Bishop has
been most favorahly commented upon
for the pleasing manner she wore at the
Philharmonic production of the Messiah
where doubtless, to one accustomed. as
Mrs. Bishop has been to large choruses
and singers of experience, there was
much to make allowance for. Much
sympathy has been expressed for the
unfortunate accident which befell her,
and the hope has been voiced that it Isl
not to prevent her singing again in pub
lie before her departure. A large audi
ence attended the rendering of the Mes
siah among the number being Mrs. j.
s. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Montrose Gra-
Miss Agnes Walker. DR.. and Mrs. How
ard. Mr.. VIM. Coney, Mr. A Water
house, Mrs. Selma Kinney. Miss Kinney.N
Mr.. VIM. Schmidt, Mrs. B. F. Dilling-
ham. Miss Kopke, Mr.. Albert Water
house, Miss Greenwich Mrs. Otis. Mr.
and Mrs. A. b. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Halstead, Mrs. Halstead. Mrs Lack |
land, Judge and Mrs. Frear, Mr. Geo.
Fuller. Mr.. VIM. Walker. Mrs. VIM. Al |
len. Mrs Lowrey Miss Cartwright, Mrs |
McCandless, Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Hum |
burg, Mrs. c. B. Cooper. Mrs Hawks |
hurst, Mss F. Humburg, Mrs. Russell |
Walbridge, Miss Parke. and others.
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An at home OF the Kilohana Art |
League is arranged for next Saturday |
evening, when Miss Mary Elizabeth |
Lewis will give a talk on "Spenser, the |
Poet-Painter." During the evening mu-
sic will also be rendered by Mrs. Annis |
Montague Turner and DR.. Arthur Max |
son Smith.
At the Methodist parsonage on Tues
day evening last the Epworth League |
gave one of the most novel and enjoy
able entertainments of the season. 1t |
was book social and some two dozen |
of the young ladies, dressed to represent |
popular books formed living library"
The young gentlemen were furnished |
with catalogues giving the names and i
numbers of the books and for over
an hour the librarian and his assistants
Were kept busy trying to supply the