The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15

Post of Denver. Miss Case or Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr..
Dennison, Mr. r. E. Wright, Mr.. Aus
tin Baird. Mr.. Frank Armstrong. Mr..
Arthur Macintosh.
1888
Mr.. T. A. Driscoll. the well known
polo player of San Francisco, was host
on Friday evening at an elaborate din
ner served on the lanai of the Moana
Hotel, the table decorations being a
leenter piece of beautiful red La France
roses. The guests were Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;, Mr.. Robert Atkinson, Mr.
clifford Kimball, Mr.. 4. r. Sherwood
Mr.. Southland Hoffman The party
later on merged in with the Bachelors
and Benedicts' ball.
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Colonel Samuel NJ. Mills. A. G.. COM
mandant of the Artillery District of
pensacola, has left Fort Barrancas for
New York TO spend a month in that
vicinity for the benefit of his health.
1873
On Monday evening Miss Edna Case.
OF Denver Colo, was the guest of honor
at delightful bathing and cbowder
party. at the Hotel Annex. Waikiki.
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Baird.
A moonlight evening lent a romantic
erect TO the function The chowder
was served in the dining lanai of the
annex, winch was appropriately decor
atsd- The guests were DR.. and Mrs.
charles b. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Focke, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
vers, Mrs f. d. Tenney, DR.. and Mrs
r. Howard Humphris, Mrs Perkins,
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. q. Halves, Jr., Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch,
Mrs. II. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
lMacfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kim
ball, Colonel and Mrs. George w. Mac
lfarlane, Miss Jennie Giffard. Miss
Schaefer, Miss Gillett, Mrs. DAILY and
Miss Post of Denver, Miss Cartwright.
Miss Ella Stansbury, Miss Ravens and
Miss Oliver of Oakland, Miss Young,
Miss May Young, Lieutenant Newton,
Lieutenant Robinson, Mr. Dennison,
Mr.. Robert Single, Mr. Perkins, Mr..
Watson, Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;, Mr.
Grady, Mr.. j. Tarn McGrew, Mr.. George
Fuller, Mr.. Stuart Johnston, Mr.. Frank
Armstrong, Lieutenant Rodman, U. S.
N, Mr.. George Potter, Captain Pearce,
U. s. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holloway and
family and Mr.. and Mrs LAM leave on
Tuesday in the Kinau for Mahukona,
where they will debark and go up to
the Frank Woods ranch for visit
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Mrs. Fred Church departed during
the week in the Aorangi for British CO.
lumbia for a visit.
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The Elks' Minstrel show to be given
in the latter part of April is interesting
society folk, and the presentation is |
already being looked forward to. The |
sketches are to be new and original and |
one is said to be in course of prepare
ton having for its plot the Bachelors |
and Benedicts' ball There will be a /
choice take off on the IT'S.
$3.50
Mrs. Harry Won Hollis guild tea on
Tuesday was one of the pleasant func-
lions of the week. Mrs Won Holt was
assisted in her duties of receiving by
Mrs. G. Montague Cooke, Jr., Mrs Give
Davies, Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs. Mack
intosh and Mrs. Emory Music was a
pleasant feature of the gathering, be-
tween tea and chatter, Mrs. Won Holt
playing prettily Monznoski's "Lisen-
alta" and Mendehlssohn's Song With
out Words" Mrs. Give Davies also
gave piano solo. Miss Davies pleased
the guests with two songs. Mrs. Hof-
man, whose contralto voice is now sell
dom heard since she retired from the
stage, sang two solos which were
warmly applauded
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Mrs. Andrew Fuller gave a card
party Monday afternoon for Miss Ha-
vens and Miss Oliver of Oakland, who
are visiting in Honolulu with the Alex
ander Youngs.
Mrs. George Augur entertains at
cards on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock for Miss Ravens and Miss Oliver
of Oakland.
Captain and Mrs. A. H Otis have
moved from their Anapuni residence
to the Hebron Cottage in Bates street,
Nuuanu Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Elsassu of Mexico
were through passengers on the Hong
kong Maru en- tour of the world and |
were entertained in Honolulu by Mrs
w F. G. Hasson. Mr.. EIsassu is an |
engineer of prominence, and is on his
way to China to look over the Empires
mining possibilities. He is also a
wealthy mine owner in Mexico. His
wife was formerly Miss Cert of Cali
fornia, well known to Honolulans. and
has been a celebrated porcelain painter. II
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Mrs. Walter Hoffman gave riding
party yesterday afternoon, the start
being made from her Beretania street
through Waikiki and Kapio-
lani Park, rounding DIAMOND Head,
and returning home to an informal tea.
Those in the party were Mrs. Montague
Cooke. Jr., Miss Hartnagle Miss Jor-
Ian, Miss Maud Jordan, Miss Cation,
Miss ITmgard Schaefer, Miss Vile.
Miss Grace Carroll and Miss Swan of
Chicago.
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The ladies of Central Union Church {
are much interested in their plans for
4 Martha Washington supper. to be
given on February q, the Friday
following Washington's birthday. 1t is
destined to be a delightful reminder of
Virgiania hospitality and of the early
lays of the Republic Chicken stew.