The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-29

ceived at Mochizud in honor OF Mr..
Kishi, who succeeds Mr.. Imanishi as
the local representative Of the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank. MochiZuki is tho
Japanese name for the beautiful prem
ises OF John Ena at Waikiki beach.
where Mr. and Mrs. Imanishi are max
ing their residence until their depart
ure for Japan next week. The lawns
and residence were aglow with Jap
anese lanterns festooned from tree to
tree. Within the residence there was
a Japanesey air about the decorations,
and the delightful hospitality of the
host and hostess was characteristic OF
the land of the chrysanthemum. The
guests were ushered by Messrs. Ozawa
Shiozawa, Takeuchi, and Midzuno.
In the large reception hall Mr.. and
Mrs. Imanishi received their guests
introducing them to Mr.. k1sht and
Mrs. Sakurai, who stood in the line.
The guests were then ushered to
marquee erected upon the lawn, with
in which refreshments were served.
In a room exclusively devoted to the
gentlemen were salads and various
dishes a Ia Japanese, punch being
, served at all times. AS the guests
came back to the main verandah, they
were entertainer ny a BIOup VI JUN
full Japanese dancers and singers who
performed upon a stage erected upon
the lawn and gaily decorated with
Japanese sun flags. Fan, parasoi ana
dozen other dances OF Japan were
presented by tiny performers attired
in quaint costumes, the ACCOMPANY
ment being music upon the samlsen
and kiota. Chairs upon the lawn fac-
ing the stage were occupied during
the evening by hundreds OF Interested
spectators. and although the Japanese
predominated, yet the foreign guests
were present in large numbers. COM
prising many OF the most prominent
people in society. Mrs. Imanishi was
gowned in a kimono OF black SILK
crepe in the mode OF evening dress
in vogue among Japanese ladies'.
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The dance at the Moana Hotel was
well attended last evening.
1888
Mrs. z. D. Tenney was hostess on
Friday at a tennis reception at her
home.
$3.50
Mr.. Charles Sheldon Judd of Homo
lulu. now a sophomore at Yale, deliv-
cred a lecture on the Hawaiian Is
lands on March 8. before the Work |
ingmen's Club of Hartford, Conn. |
The lecture was illustrated by beau
tiful Photographic slides prepared by !
Prof. Bickmore, OF the Natural History |
Museum of New York, for the schools |
of New York State. A large and en-
thusiastic audience of workingmen |
and their families listened with deep
attention to the speaker.
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Mrs. William M. Graham left in the
Claudine on Tuesday for a short visit
on Maui TO remain until after Easter.
She was accompanied by her children.
$3.50
On Monday evening at O'Clock at
the residence of Mrs. H. H. Williams
the celebration of the anniversary OF
Leahi Chapter No. 2. Order of the
Eastern Star, will be held
Mrs. s. B. Travis. who has been
visiting with Miss Stella Love for sew
eral weeks. leaves for her home in
San Francisco in the Alameda.
Miss Florence Chittenden was mar
ried to Mr.. Francis Randall Breed at
st. Clements Church on Saturday
evening, March 81, at O'Clock, the
Rev. John Osborne officiating. The
bride wore simple, white gown. The
young lady arrived on the steamship
Siberia last week, accompanied by hef
father, F. M. Chittenden of Fresno,
California The wedding was very
quiet one. After the ceremony, the
wedding party drove the Moana Hotel
where the wedding supper was dis
cussed. Mr.. and Mrs. Breed are stay
! ing at the Weight cottage, Beretania
avenue. Mr.. Breed is connected with
the Wilder Steamship Company.
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| Mrs. Hubart Vos, nee, Coney, is en-
| PERTAINING a great deal in New York
City, her name appearing often in the
social columns of the metropolis jour
mails.
Mr.. James q. Castle, OF Stockton,
Cal. a prominent and wealthy stock
man is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bristol
OF Kamehameha. Mr.. Castle is ac
companied by his wife, who is Mrs.
Bristol's aunt
] A farewell party was given at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Warehouse
on Friday afternoon for Master Ian
! Corbett who, with Mrs. Corbett, is to
leave for the mainland in the China.
About fifty OF the little fellows friends
were present and spent the afternoon
on the lawns Win games anu general
merrymaking. Mr.. Henry Waterhouse
amused the young guests with feats
OF conjuring. Refreshments were
served on the lanais Of the residence.
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Mrs. Henry Warehouse. accompan-
led by Mrs. Corbett and Master Cor
bett. will leave in the China for the
Coast Mrs. Warehouse will be pres
ent at Dana Hall, Wellesley, when
her daughter, Elnora Sturgeon, gradI:-
ates this spring.
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Mr.. Bruce Cartwright and his
daughter, Miss kathleen Cartwright,
have taken the Gerritt Wilder resi-
dence at Punahou and soon will be
domiciled there.