The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-03


: Frear. Mrs Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. 7
Give Davies, Mrs. James B. Castle, MI
and Mrs. F NJ Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. Halves, Mr. and Mrs George Davies
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mr.. AM
Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Mrs Waldbridge
Miss Parke, DR.. and Mrs. F. r
Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman,, Mr. ant
Mrs. B. L. Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Mac
farlane, Mr.. and Mrs. LAM, Dr. and
Mrs. Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Car
ter, Miss Carter, Miss Bacon, Mis-:
Cartwright, Miss Alice Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Faraday, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ell
ston, Mrs. Francis Gay. Prof. Scott
Miss Margaret Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Klebahn
Mr. and Mrs. Pfotenhauer, Miss White
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs
Neumann.
The fortnightly informal dance, the
fifth of the series, given at the Moana
Hotel last evening, was attended by
the same success that has met all the
previous social affairs there. The ar
rangements were credit to the artis-
tic sense of the management. Mr..
James personally attended to them and
his master hand was easily traced in
the unique decorations The immense
dining hall opening toward the sea was
respondent in the dazzling light of in
candescents A special feature was
the display OF flags of many nations,
prominent among which were the
American and Hawaiian colors, while
an immense Union Jack was conspic-
uous as compliment to the visiting
officers of the British warships. Flow
ers, leaves and palms were tastefully
grouped in various parts of the hall.
The breezes waited in from the ocean
brought delightful GOODNESS to the
dancers and mingled their soft rustic
with the sweet strains of the music
furnished by the Moana quintet club.
Around a beautiful centerpiece COM
posed of large palm banked by flags
the guests danced to the alluring
strains of well-known English tunes
which took the British visitors in
memory back to their far-away homes
Despite the large number of guests
crowded.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
gave an elaborate luau last evening to
a large number of guests comprising
the officers of the various British cruis-
ers in port and townsfolk.
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Miss Linda Schaefer has written a
play, which is said to have much merit;
which will be given at the Schaefer
home on May 3, the performers all to
be young people.
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Miss Cunha's card party Friday af-
ternoon was very pleasant affair. Ia
bles were placed in the drawing room
and on the lanai overlooking the sea,
and six-handed euchre was played
with much spirit The young ladies
prize was won by Miss Nolte. She re-
ceived an exquisite white fan embroid-
cred in jet and lace. The matron's
prize was a beautiful silver chatelaine
bag. Mrs. Neumann and Mrs. Percy
Benson having the same number of
points, cut the cards, and Mrs. Benson
was the winner.
Among the guests were Princess
Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs.
Elston, Mrs. Gay, Mrs Lansing, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Edna
Kelly, Mrs. Hartnagle, Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. Hasson, Misses Ward, Mrs. Focke, !
Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. |
Gum, Mrs George Herbert, Mrs. Ten
1ey, Mrs Noonan, Miss Nolte, Mrs. |
Mrs. Parkhurst, Miss
Roth, Miss Schaefer. Mrs Hoffman,
Yrs Benson, Mrs. Halves, Mrs. f. NJ. +
dUmphris.
Mrs. H. A. Isenberg spent several
lays last week at Waialua.
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I Hir. and Mrs. Geo gee Carter are
pending a few weeks al the George
castle residence at Waikiki.
s@&s%
Ready for Easter: Deacon Cobbs-
William, if your father should have
10 and some one should give him S.,
What would he have?" WilIiam-ssNo-
hing But ma would have a new hat"
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