The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-28

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Mr.. Rodiek, Lieutenant Robinson, Mr.
McGrew, Mr.. A. Davies, Mr.. H. Walk
er.
Mrs Fl. Wingate Lake gave an en-
joyable card party last Thursday even
ing
Miss Emma Taylor leaves on the
Sonoma for San Francisco where she
Will join her parents.
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The Misses Young entertained at
cards at their Waikiki home on Tues
day evening.
Mrs L. L. Terry and Mrs. w. A.
of Picking. They will remain here a
week before proceeding to their homes
at Salt Lake City.
$3.50
Miss Howard, daughter of Capt. H.
T. Howard formerly of the S. S. Mari
posa and Miss Burke of Napa are
guests of Mrs. w. ]. c. Hasson.
Prince and Princess David HAVANA
nakoa gave a pedro party at their Dia-
mond Head home on Friday evening.
The drawing rooms were beautifully
decorated-the color scheme of the
first being yellow marigolds banked IN
with white daisies in great sill
yer jars. The middle room was en-
tirely of MALE, festooned from the
ceiling and draped about the pictures.
A feature of the decorations was the
famous cradle of koa filled with white
daisies and maiden hair ferns.
The Princess was in an exquisite
black lace creation, and a long lei of
royal yellow made a setting for her
brilliant loneliness.
Among the guests were: Doctor and
Mrs. Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Judge and Mrs. Gear, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Cozzens,
Judge and Mrs. Highton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Halves, Mrs. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Baird, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs.
Freeth, Miss Mary Josselyn,
Miss Campbell. Miss Chrystal, Miss
Cunha. Miss Dickson. Mr. and AIRS.
Clifford Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Mechanism, Mr..
|. Dillingham;, Mr.. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ballentyne, Miss Hartnagel, DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Allan Herbert, and
many others.
Mrs. Walter Hill, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs w F. Drake, and
her brother, Dr. Hubby. will leave for
South Australia the middle of July on
a visit to the family of Mrs. Hills
!amented husband. who was Post
master General and a member of the
Board of Education of Hawaii in Queen
reign. They will go to
see Mr.. Hills grave at Cherry Grove,
S. A, pay a visit to Melbourne and
possibly before returning spend a
while with friends in New Zealand.
$3.50
Ida Mary Cutting gave delightful
birthday party to her little friends and
at her parents home in
Thurston avenue on Thursday after |
noon, for which engraved cards were
sent.
Soldiers of Camp Mckinley formed
a dancing club, which gave the first of
A monthly series of dances one night |
last week. Sol. Hiram's quintette |
club furnished music. Officers and |
heir wives Joined in the opening of the |
pail. to the delight of the men and their !
encouragement likewise in refined |
diversion.
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Mrs c. S. Holloway gave a delight |
III poi luncheon al her home on Judd |
street one afternoon the past week in /
honor of Queen Liliuokalani, who is |
o leave for Hilo by next Tuesdays J
steamer. The decorations were en-
irely in yellow, the royal color. Be
sides the royal guest and the hostess |
here were present the following: Mrs. |
7. O. Carter. Mrs. Gulick. Mrs. Walker. |
Mrs. J. D. Paris, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
1. r. RycrOft, Mrs. L. A Coney. Mrs.
Ieumann and Mrs. Monsarrat.