The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-31

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Love. Andrew Adams. Robert Single.
Walter Dillingham;. Isaac Dillingham;.
George Fuller. Lyle Dlckey. John Flen-
ing. J. T. Irvine. Potter. Wright. Phil
ip LansdaIe. II. Mex. Harrison. DR..
AcAdOry. Greenwel. Griggs Holt.
Stokes. wolcoit. Abe Lewis. Clarence
Smith. Allan Judd. Allen Dow. Green
wood. Harry Penhallow. Fred Damon.
John Austin. Captain Pierce. u. > a.,
John soper. VIII SOper. Angus. South
ard Hoffman. Lieutenant Newton. u.
:. A.: Anderson. Cockburn. Robinson.
Arthur Wilder. McInery. Carl An
drews. Fred Berger. Campbell. Spaul-
ding. Abe Louisson. Garvln. Arthur
Macintosh. Burns. Rowland. George
Ross. Donald Ross. osborne. Robert
Love. Cushman Carter. Frank Andrade.
Judge Perry.
Among the arrivals from the Coast dur
3 ing the week were Mr.. George X. Car
Makee. Miss Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. &. Won Hamm. DIR. and Mrs. Bishop
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Irwin and Miss Ir-
win and Mrs Ivers arrived from San
Francisco In the Ventura. and will remain
In Honolulu during the summer. They
are Mt their Waikiki home v
$50
IL Bishop and Mrs. Willis departed for
THEIR new home In Tonga on the steamer
Ventura on "Wednesday:
Among the departures for San Francisco
In the Sierra were Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.
DiDllinghhm. DR.. Wood and daughter
Dorothy. DR.. Burgess. Mrs. Mary Mott.
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Rev. Dr. and Mrs. 8. r. Bishop ceie-
brate their golden wedding today Mt ..ieir |
home on Scnool street. There will be d |
general reception. TO which all friends OF |
the venerable couple are invited. The |
reception will take place from two to |
six D. m
Mrs J. 8. McGrew was the hostess yes /
terday afternoon OF n large reception from /
= % o'clock. The guests were numerous /
and IL was one OF the most fashionable \
functions OF the week. The parlors and /
Railways were attractivoly decorated with
the peculiar trailing parasite vines which
were run over the arches and windows
and there was also an abundance OF roses
oleander blossoms. crotcns. palms AMI
ferns TO complete an effective decorative
scheme. Mrs McGrew was assisted by
Miss Jennie GIffard. Miss Nellie Kitchen
Smith Bird. Miss Scott. Miss Campbell
Miss Crystal. Miss Bates Mrs A. G.
HawCs. Mss Irrn@ard Schaefer Mics Gil |
'ct. Mss Freda white. Mss Nellie white
md the Misses Herr'n OF San Francisco.
$50
In the departure OF the members OF the
Warde Company last Tuesday. the Homo
lulu thCatcr goers felt n distinct loss. |
not only because OF the pleasure which
The wardes gave from behind the foot
lights but on account Of the pleasure de-
rived by social contact with them. The
Nardes were extensively entertained dur
ne their stay In Honolulu.
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The German picnic given last Sunday by |
DR.. and Mrs Walter Hoffman was thor
'ughly enjoyed by the few who were In
fitcd. The Bolte residence Is made 10
'ntsrtain In and the lawn and grounds
dt"ininG are conducive to the enjoyment
n Informal gatherings. The luncheon A
vas served on the lanai and there were @
German dishes and beverages galore AZ q
or the luncheon, and while the guests .
we're seated on the lawn. ices and coffee
rere served. followed by music aRd other
entertainment In the house. The invited
'uests were Prince and Princess Rawan-
nakoa. Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker Mr..
nd Mrs. F. W. Beardslee. Mr.. and Mrs. ,
:. NJ Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunha. Lieut..
Commander DcuThertv. u. 8. NJ. Paw Z
Master Tiffany and ENSIGN Graham OF the r
rinb~a' Manur. Mites wait~r Mice AZ
es Walker. Miss Cunha. Miss Campbell.
frs. Lake. Miss Crystal. c. ". w. Nor Z
IN. Miss Mclean. Mr.. Stadtlander. Mr.. r
'unha and Mr.. Heidefeid. .
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After all. what makes one party differ
rom another. Why. it's Just the hostess
nd the surroundings and method Of en- r
Cards have been received issued 'bv Mr..
nj Mrs Fred Curtis. Of Chefoo. China. Z
the marriage of their brother. n
OWN shiilitoe Curtis 70 Frances Anne
AIRY. nj st. Andrews Church. Chefoo.
n April -. The couple will ~ ut home q
tor TUESDAY. June ut 'Rushoime." =
h"f"o. Miss Parry Is well known in TIo- -.
niuiu.
.sss q
Mine host Allen Of the Noana hotel on n
rtsined the guests ard their friends last N
huTsday evening with n dancing party -
ven In the parlors after the band con-
ri. u
some q the prcttieSt gowns 81 the min -
q LAST week IN Pr~rrrss hall were those
nrn by the Misses white. These were
white satin and rnre old lace. Mss =
hit" wore a collar Of diaronss AMI Miss N
ed white superb topaz ornaments. Mss
mEard Macfariane locked most eff I've
pink over pale green. Mrs. ] r waik- u
In brccsdcd silk with DIchcsse lace n
,ked lovely. Mrs. A. c.. Halves wore a
rnpadorr silk with old Venetian eriulS
nFs. Mrs. Mary Gum was striking IN -
1k and Mrs. \. NJ. Brown carried her r
rp'-e gown OF richest silk with state n
grace.
me encnrerncrt OF n charming girl viii
IA b. announced. which VIII srrnrise RI
-''tv. She lives rather near the Walk n
Turn.
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-N~ d'-usr given 81 THURSDAY evening ~
~" Hawaiian hofsi b. s-~hiNe'4 s =
u~r. In honor % Mss M-rfr i'cffe. -
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