The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1903-10-11

and is related to Sir Claude Macdonald.
| last of the Neumann girls to be en-
shared by Cupid, and she will be mar
ried next spring from the home of her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Fowler, As Albert
Gate, London, S. W., a brilliant we'd
ding being planned. Miss Neumann
has resided for several years with her
sister, Mrs. Fowler formerly Miss Eva
Neumann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rodiek will be
domiciled in their new home in Nuu-
anu valley by November 1.
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Mrs. T. A. Hayes is contemplating a
| trip for this winter to Japan, China
and the Philippines.
.H--.S
The H. A. Isenbergs and Mr.. Klamp
and bride (nee Girard) are expected to
arrive in the Ventura on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Klamp will live at the
was formerly Miss Agnes Girard,
daughter of Col Girard, q. S. A.
.&.x.I
taken the Ashley home, 1908 Thurston
avenue. Mrs. Rowland will be at
home the first and third Thursdays
/ of the month.
1888
| The chorus rehearsal of Carmen will
take place at 'Mignon Cottage" Bere-
tania street, on Tuesday evening at
io'clock.
| Delegate and Mrs. Kalanianaole de.
parted on the Siberia for Washington
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Mrs. William Montrose Graham gave
a poi luncheon on Friday in honor o.
Major Wright, U. S. a, and Mrs
Wright, sister of Capt. Rodman, U
S. n.
y4.4.s
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Hawes
Jr., are staying at the Waikiki home o.
Mrs. Claire Williams for few months
| Mrs. Hawes receives the first and sec
ond Tuesdays.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Perkins enter
tained at cards on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. c. C. Perkins is soon to visit OF
the Coast.
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One of the most unique and elabo
irate dinners given this season was tha
at the Alexander Young hotel on Fri
day night at which Mr.. B. Griggs Hol
land Mr.. Robert Shingle were the hosts
About twentyfour members of tn
lsmart set were the guests. The tabl
decorations were, perhaps, the mos
loriginal that have been seen in Homo
lulu, and their effect was greatly en-
livened by the beautiful toilettes o
the matrons and debutantes who grace
the board. The company sat at al
oval shaped board, upon which tn
widely contrasting shades of the flow
ers and greenerv made a particular
striking ensemble. In the center wa
a large glass fish tank with green elec
trio lights beneath. and in which re-
Hawaiian fish darted hither am
thither between rocky, moss covere
banks. Great masses of foliage an
white flowers We're heaped on the ia
BILE through which broad red ribbon
were drawn.
The name cards consisted of twenty
four different varieties of Hawaiian
fish colored to life and the cards Gu
out to show the outline. These wer
, suspended from miniature rods an
lines attached to the chairs. A move
feature was the apportioning of tn
toasts to the various gentlemen, VIII
We're given post prandial conundrum
to solve as THE Message to Garcia,
why I Would Rather be Here THAI
in the Treasurer's Office" and other
out of which much merriment was ex
tracted by the speakers. These sub
jects were announced a la vaudevill
by cord suspended about the nee
of the toastmaster. This feature pro
vided amusement throughout the din
ner. About the fish pond, too, wer
signs, such as mo Wading Allowed.
These are Musical Gold -fish-Observ
Their Scales-Thev are real Gold, Don
Take Them Away" This Lake is nc
a Finger Bowl
The invitations took novel form
the envelopes consisting of barrels Ia
belled Fun XNXX," cut from suit
ably colored cardboard and sketche
! in to show the hoops and plankins
! Inside was the invitation proper,
four-leaved brochure on thick papel
the wording couched in facetious forr
and the whole decorated emblematic
ally in water colors, and bound wit
, ribbon. Miss Campbell's beautifl
voice was heard in an exquisite sol
lThose present beside the hosts wer