The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-17
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pretty birthday party vas given
Last evening Ay 1fr. and Mr. W. W.
ital. IN honor 90 their y0uuges: IlgrE-
trf. Bliss Florence Hall TIL. hous.
49, attraCtiveiy decorated ylth nov
srs and ieis. The guests xerc mainly
Mss Hairs srhooiu1stcs az Punassu.
nearly fifty % them gathering 70 eve
her the happy returns Of TIE day. I:lch
one represented the name OF a boo;.
and prizes were Eiven f5r those who
EIsssed the largest number OF names.
The evening vas delightfully."- spent In
Juvenile games and in listening TO rnu-
SO. Refreshmsn OF ices AMI cakes
were served. Miss Hall IL cure DOLL
lar e. Punah0g. havins: bcsa captain
"f this years college baskct-b1fI tam.
She IN also a young artiqs % snue n
premise. many 81 her pen and INK
SHetcheS and pieces Of China painting
having been exhibited and much COM
Ensnded- ThOs. invited to the birthday
party were: Ethel Amweg. Belle Ash
ley. Alice Brown. Julie Damon. Ethel
Damon. Charlotte Dodge. Irene Fisher
Florence Hill. Amy Hill. Edna Homer
Luverne Marshall. Madge McCandieas.
Evelyn Nichols. Eunice Pratt. MarEie
Peterson. Edith Spauiding. Ruth Whit
nsy. Jennie Whine. Dagmar Sorensen
Clarence Allen. Hale Austin. Kenneth
Brown. George Ashley. George Cana
Varro. Ned Crabb~. Harold Castle. Will
lie Heen. Douglas Kincaid. Oliver Ian
sing. Frederick Lowrcy. Fred Damon.
Irwin SpauidinE. Fred ShlngIe. Walter J
Isycroft. Harry Hoffman. Mr.. waicott.
Me-. Creamy. Philip Hall. Allison Jor-
dan. Nelson Lansing. Alec Walker.
Walter Gilman
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival ~. Benson and |
Mrs. May MOtt-Smith Bird have cards
cut for an at home Thursday. May q. /
from half after four until half after
six
TT. and Mrs Charles r. Cooper WHY
-oon be dornieiIed In the OLD Parker
home on King street.
-
Charles r Guest. who recently de-
parted from Honolulu TO return to New
York City. was reported recently to BE-
lying seriously III In n San Francisco
hospital. having been operated upon
there for app~ndicitis-
Joe Mariner. once of Honolulu Is
said TO have acquired considerable
wealth since his departure from Homo
lulu n few months since. and VIII prob
ably soon become "A benedIck His
bride resides In Seattle.
sSS.
- the racing day approaches the In !
tsrest Of the fair sex In the sleek
coated beauties at the race track in l
rreases and many society folk betake {
themselves to kapiolani Park when
ne horses are being brought out upon {
he track Sunday morning seems the ]
'svorite time. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Beauchamp. v
y England. were In Honolulu yester- c
lay. en- route to China on the Nippon u
faru- Mr.. Beachamp 10 the son Of Il
ord Beauchamp and was one OF the
Cambridge Band who went out from
hat college in 1850 under the China G
inland Mission The other members os
Dis noted band OF mission workers q
ere the PClhill Lumcrs. Charles Studd. a
itAniey Smith and HOste OF the Royal
'rfiIlery. Ic
or. NJ Wachs. OF Hiio. Hawaii. has
rturned home after a visit TO his par
nts In Oakland and relatives tn Wood
md His stay was for a week only. n
n he had TO foreso the pleasure OF.
icing friends.-ChronicIe. l.,
1888
Mrs Julian l. Waller. who has been \,
guest OF Miss Belle Wight. will re-
arm To her home i'm San Francisco hy
10 Alameda. IN,
3 80 =.
Charles MuEsrave. the popular road 90.
iaster OF the Oahu Railway Company. -
III be married at m O'Clock this morn
x to Miss Edna DeIlinRer. OF Seattle.
no bride arrived yesterday on the Ala In
eda- accompanied by her mother. NJ
hen Mr.. Musgrave appeared on the 9,
'ck long before the Alameda steamed IN
10 the harbor. there was quite a