The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-19


and Moana hotels in Honolulu, are now
in San Francisco, where Mr.. Allen is
the assistant manager of the New
Russ House
Mrs. Conrad Won Hamm entertained
at cards on Wednesday at her PACING
Heights residence.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright will give
a small dancing party on Monday
evening. Mr.. Bruce Cartwright and
Miss Cartwright are now occupying
the Gcrrit Wilder residence, Punahou.
1888
Mr.. Tied" Dennison of San Fran
cisco. who has been visitor in Homo
lulu for several months. leaves next
week on a round the world tour. ac-
companied by Mr.. Stoiber of Colorado.
They start by way of japan and China.
1888
The wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer. which is soon TO
occur. viii be celebrated at Rosebank,
Nuuanu valley. A novel entertainment
is projected, and among those who
are to participate are Major Potter,
Judge Stanley, DR.. and Mrs. Humphris,
and Miss Edna Kelley
$3.50
One of the pretty social events Of
the week was the-dance given on Tues
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. LorrinI
A. Thurston at their Bates street res
idence in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Krum-
mann Of Sioux City, Iowa. Mrs. Krum-
mann is sister OF Mrs. Thurston.
The wide lanais, spacious parlors, and
reception halls were tastefully decor
ated with palms and ferns and masses
of white oleanders. Solomon's Hawa-
iian auintette club furnished the music
for the dancing. mingIing the airs of
Hawaii with those of other lands. The
guests. who were thirty-fye in number,
danced in the parlors and upon the
cool lanais until nearly midnight
Dainty refreshments were served
while the enjoyment of the dancing
was at its height.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Hatch entertained a
number of friends last evening at din
ner.
Letters received here from Rev. and
Mrs. Kitcat inform friends of their
safe arrival in Elkelahuna, Wellington,
New Zealand, where they were receiv-
ed with hearty welcome. Clergymen
of the adjoining districts. who could
not meet him on his arrival. wrote him
hearty letters welcoming him to his
new field of duty.
Miss Nolte entertained a dozen or
more of her friends Thursday after
noon at "Kaffee ESlatch"
Mrs. c, B. Cooper will give house
party today at her Tantalus residence
for Mr.. and Mrs. Moves, Mr.. and Mrs,
Hoyt. Mr.. Hoyt, Jr., and Miss Hoyt, OF
Napa. California, who are also being
entertained during their stay in Ho-
noIulu by Miss Ella Stansbury.
.$%.&
The wedding of Mr.. Frederick An
thony Klamp. of Hackfeld & Co., to
Miss Agnes Genevieve Girard at Omaha
on April ? is refreshing news to Homo
luians, as it will bring back to Hawaii
once more a young woman who was q
general favorite in society circles uI
20 the time of her departure last fall
The bride is a daughter of Colonel
Girard, Assistant Surgeon General
II. s. A. who was stationed at Buena
Vista Hospital, Nuuanu, for nearly two
wears. The bride was bridesmaid
and the groom was the best man at the
Rodiek-Neumann wedding. The couple
win be at home at Honolulu after DC
tober 1.
The Honolulu symphony Society
,ndAr the direction of Mr.. W. F. Joch'
or viii appear at the Opera House
saturday evening. May 2, in grand
symphony program. Mrs Annis Mon
taene Turner will furnish the voca
numbers. and a general musical trea
is promised.
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck of Manoa VII
not receive this week, nor until octo
her when she will receive the first anI
third Mondays of each month as usuai
49,
Miss Castle entertained on Weones
say at luncheon, a few musical friend'