The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-19

dies after the lunch. Another feature
was the Hawaiian music to which the
young ladies danced on the lanai
After the luncheon the party was
driven TO Governor Cleghorn's and to
the Princess to pay their respects, and
from thence TO the Gaelic The day
moved so swiftly and with so many
charming changes that Col. Parker's
eueats never tired of expressing their
delight and praising their host.
$3.50
A large party and dance will be given
tonight by the 1902 Social Club. This
club has secured the use of the new
barge of the Oceanic S. s. CO., which
has just been built and as yet not used
Canvas has been stretched. high rail-
ings placed around the edges. and with
rnyriads of japanese laterns. the barge
has been transformed into most novel
dancing floor. The scheme has been
talked OF by the club for some time
past but only recently has the oppor-
tunity sought been offered. The man
aging committee consists of Prof. JAG
OLSON, Secretary Noyes, a. McChesney,
A F. Lynch and II. u. Austin the
refreshments are being looked after py
the ladies of the club. At o'clock
sharp the barge will leave the Naval
dock in tow of Young Brothers launch
es, and after trip through the haroor,
il will be anchored in the stream oppos-
lite the Oceanic wharves. The Launches
will then make half hour trips between
the barge and the boat landing at
Brewers wharf. native orchestra mas
been secured to furnish the music.
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when the barge will be towed back TO
the Naval slip. Refreshments will be
served throughout the evening. Mem
bers and guests must be at the Naval
Dock before p. m. If they wish to go
over on the barge. otherwise they may
take the launch from Brewers wharf.
which leaves every half hour after g..
The affair is strictly invitational and
guests must present their invitations at
the barge or on the launch. From the
number of cards out a large crowd is
expected and a merry time will be mad
by all.
During the tennis finals yesterday at
the Pacific Tennis Courts, the presence
of a number of the young society wom-
en- made the event more than inter-
esting Young Roth was certainly
favorite when ne won over all his OPP
ponents.
4 Mrs George Herbert gives a picnic
at Waialae on Sunday for about forty
guests.
Invitations are out for a coming-out
dance for Miss Giffard on Friday ev-
ening next. a. large lanai will be erect
ed for the dancing.
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The wedding of Albert Waterhouse
and Miss Kopke will take place next
evening in st. Andrews ca
thedral. Miss KopiIe's sister will be
the maid of honor and Miss Helen Mac
farlane and Miss Mary Rice are to be
The bridesmaids. George Fuller will
be the best man.
$3.50
Arrangements are practically COM
pleted for the reception to be given in
The school room of ST Andrews ca
thedraI Tuesday next at s o'clock, to
Bishop Nichols and Miss Nichols. by
the Hawaiian members of the Episco-
pal church. The decoration of the
room has been placed in charge of Mrs.
George Smithies. who will be assisted
by Mrs James Robertson. Mrs. James
Boyd and Miss Lucy Ward. Miss Laddp
and Mrs. Booth will look after the re-
freshments. with the help of Mrs; III
Smith, Mrs. Freeth, Mrs. George Rob
ertscn and Mrs. James Holt. The mu-
waiian in character. and will be under
the direction of Mr.. George Smithies
and Mr.. Il. p. Hatfield. Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Kia are acting as
a committee on invitations. The OBJ
iect of the reception is to give all the
Hawaiian members of the church an
of meeting Bishop Nichols.
Written invitations will not be sent
out. and ii will be impossible for the
members of the committee to see all
the members of the church. For this
reason the committee desires that this
notice of the reception be accepted as
an invitation by every Hawaiian MEM
Der.
The receiving party Will be stationed
in front of the bank of greens at the
Waikiki end of the room. With Bishop
and Miss Nichols will stand Governor
Cleghorn. Prince David Kawananakoa
and Princess Kawananakoa. Prince
Jonah Kalanianaole and Princess Ka-
lanianaole. Miss Peabody. Mrs. Stella
Cockett and Miss Grace Kanoalii. The
will be made by James
H. Boyd Edmund Stiles and Henry
Smith In charge of the ushers will be
Lionel Hart. and he has selected his
assistants from among the young Ha-
waiians of the church body.
1888
Miss Alice Campbell has PURCHASED
the dos-a-dos locomobile which was
brought down recently by Mr.. Hunt
and is now daily practicing the hand
ling of the carriage. She promises to
be the first of the ladies of the city
who will act as chauffeur on the roads.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Withers, at last
weeks end. made the drive to Waialua
and spent the night and day at Hale
iva They had rare sport fishing at
night from a Japanese boat The sport
promises to attract many lovers OF
rod and lire.
$3.50
The lahais Of the Hawaiian Hotel
were Respondent last evening with the
uniforms of the officers of the Twelfth
United States Infantry. and the ladies
who accompany the regiment in the
transport Grant which arrived in Ho-
nolulu harbor on Thursday from Ma
Mia. The hospitality of Manager Lake
was at its best and the officers and
ladies enjoyed the dancing to the ut
most. 1t was a most delightful diver
sion in their voyage from the scene of
war to Gods country. The Hawaiian
quintette club was present and their
a W melodies Of