The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09


tages there TO its cool heights House
parties without number have been
given during the past two months ana
the present warm spell has caused ev-
cry cottage to be occupied with its
quaint bungalows Tantalus is fast
becoming the mountain Newport OF
Honolulu. Mr.. Walter NJ. Giffards
bungalow is nearing completion and
will be one Of the most attractive
homes on the mountain. Among 9TH
ers who have been spending their time
on the dizzy heights are: the Dickeys'
AIexanders, Ballous. DR.. and Mrs. Hoh-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. VI. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Du Roi, the Gears and Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Peterson.
sS.StS
Miss Adele Adams, daughter of the
late f.. p. Adams, is receiving hearty
welcome by her Honolulu friends aft
er an absence of several years in Bos-
ton. She is at present the guest of
Governor and Mrs. Dole.
I&.@3
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Osborne former
" residents of Honolulu, now living
in Oregon, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Miss Florence to EN-
met II. Cooke of this city. Mr.. Cooke
is a clerk in the L. S. Commissary De-
partment here.
A launch party was given on Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Osborne.
of Honolulu, who is visiting the Misses
Hill. The trip up the Willamette was
made on the launch Imperial, the par
ty landing near Milwaukee, where an
immense bonfire was built Supper
was spread under an arch of large red
Japanese lanterns. Banjos. mandoins'
guitars, and Hawaiian instruments fur
nished delightful music. Dancing was
enjoyed until long after midnight, the
evening being ended with an old fash
toned Virginia reel.-OreGon paper.
$3.50
Mrs. Egbert Roberts. who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. A. p. Taylor
during his illness, returns TO the main
land in the Sierra.
sS.SsS
Miss Hoffgard OF Kauai is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou on Tan
talus. Mrs. Ballou was hostess during
the week at Kaffee klatch
given In honor of Miss Hoffgard, at
which all the Tantalus cottagers were
present.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa,
| Col. and Mrs. Sam Parker and Miss
Campbell. who have been occupying
FOR
month, will remain there for several
weeks longer.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett entertained the
Pedro club at waianae on wednesday
at a luau.
Mrs. A. C. Halves has been the guest
of Mrs. Sanford B. Dole at Waikiki
$3.50
Miss Josselyn who has been the
guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch for the past
few weeks and who is great social
favorite, will return to the mainland
shortly.
DR.. and Mrs. Hoffman have return
ed from Tantalus.
1888
Mrs. Charles B. Cooper will return
home in the Siberia on the 14th of this
month.
L Mrs. Albert Horner of J<ukaiau is
1 Staying with her cousin Mrs. W. H.
Mays, Beretania street. Her eldest
son Albert returned CT the Alameda,
Wednesday. to continue his studies at
st. Matthews Academy, San Mateo.
1888
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Warren were
pleasantly surprised last Tu,sday even
ing by a company of friends who came
| to assist in the celebration Of their
| first wedding anniversary. The even
ing was spent very enjoyably in games.
Miss Frazier and Mr.. Chas. r. Frazier
won the lady's and gentleman's first
prizes. Refreshments were served.
1888
An elaborate luau, essentially Ha-
waiian throughout was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Lizzie Mana at
| her Pauoa residence, at which about
seventy-five guests, including many
strangers. were present. Queen Liliu-
okalani was a guest of honor. The
| tables We're heavily laden. a Hawai-
ian quintette club played and sang
during the progress of the feast.
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The Along mansion on Nuuanu av-
enue was the scene on Friday evening
of one of the prettiest social functions
of the Summer season, Miss Malaine
Along being the hostess of delight
full card party. The home was ablaze
with lights and the drawing room,
where the guests played, was fragrant
with the odor of roses. Huge banks
of these blooms, with a background
~ l,c n nd