The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-12
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Mrs. Frank Damon has cards out TO
reception to be given on Tuesda!
evening, April IA. from to 10 o'clock
Mrs. .Tenney was the hostess on Fri
day evening at a prettily appointed
dinner. covers being laid for twelve.
1888
Mrs. Frank R. Day gave a luncheon
on Wednesday for twelve of hel
friends.
Princess Kalanianaole has resumed
her afternoons At Home, on the first
and third Tuesday of each month
Last Tuesday was her first At Home
for several months. The reception lanai
was prettily decorated with orchids
and roses.
Prince David and his beautiful wife,
who was Abigail Campbell, have been
entertaining little daughter since the
10th of the present month. says the
Call. The wee Princess discovered
Honolulu at the Waikiki residence,
which belongs to both Princes. The
Princess sent the first cablegram from
the Islands, ordering a sea of billowy
lingerie for the new baby, who has
everything lovely that one could wish.
1t was but winter ago at the Occi-
dental Hotel Prince David took Miss
Campbell for his bride. She was
picture in her white gown and Gaines
borough hat, which enhanced her brll-
1ette beauty. She has just enough
native blood in her veins to give soft
ulster to her dark eyes and seductive
sharmeto her manner. Sam Parker
married the brides mother a few days
before and attended the Princes we'd
ling singing "Hi-lee Hi-lop with a ma
i've swing and ease which impaired
liiarity and set merry pace for every
;uest present.
$50.
Jack" Wilson and Mr.. Barton of the
bohemian Club returned from Homo
ulu, where. they spent three festive
weeks, during which time everything
7as painted in the brightest of colors, |
avs the Call. Each of these chaps is
bon vivant whose fame has reached
1uch farther than the Islands, and it |
) little wonder that they were enter
aimed everywhere.
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The Cali of March % says: Jack
Wilson's decided attentions to Miss
,osa Cunha, who is hailed as the Ha-
yaiian beauty of Honolulu, afforded
ainty morsels of speculation for those
Tho love tinge of the romantic. The
opular young woman is a sister of
Dung Cunha, who was prominent in
ootball at Yale Miss Cunha is stun
ing beauty, with hair like the mid
light and melting brown eyes. Globe
invariably insist that no such
Moonlight and balmy air can be found
in the world as under Hawa-
an skies, which bring out all the sem
mentality you ever possessed. There
IRE, wherefore is it strange?
The artists of this city are ashamed
the treatment Mrs. May Mott-Smith
ird has received at the hands of the
an Francisco Art Association. Mrs.
ird spent the greater part of her life
Europe studying the art of minia-
re painting, and studied also in
merica Her work was recognized
Id given place of honor in Paris as
ell as in Boston. Still, as soon as
e presented the very same case of
mixtures (most of its contents hav-
g been accepted in Paris and Bos-
NJ, with a few pictures of local
lebrities added, for the judgment of I
e San Francisco Art Association, her /
,rk was refused, with the exception c
a few, which she considered the t
ast. meritorious of her works, they b
ing too large to go inside of the il