The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-08

Invitations were issued during the
week by the Bachelors and Benedict"
for the Valentine Ball to be held at
the Moana Hotel on Friday evening,
February Is commencing at $3.50
o'clock. r. S. V. P.'s are to be sent
20 Mr.. George F. Davies. The hosts
number forty-four as follows: An
drew Adams, D. w. Anderson, A. L. c.
Atkinson, Frank Armstrong, A. Berg,
A. w. T. Bottomley, Geo. Garter, w.
R. Castle, Jr., ]. L. Cockburn, G. M.
Cooke, Jr., DR.. c. B. Cooper, T. c.
Davies. G.. F. Davies, A. w. Davies, 5.
H. Derby, w. F. Dillingham;, l. Dilling-
ham, c. F. Eckhart, Geo. Fuller, E. w.
Grady, H. NICK. Harrison, A. G. Halves,
Jr., B. G.. Holt, r. Ivers, NJ. Jameson,
A. F. Judd, H. P. Judd, Clifford Kim
ball, A. Lewis, H. Macfarlane, w. Mac
farIane, B. L. Marx, A. Macintosh, j.
T. McGrew, E. A. Mott-Smith, G. G.
Perkins, G. C. Potter R. w. Single,
r. w. Spalding, w. L. Stanley, j. w.
Waldron, G. P. Wilder, R. E. Wright,
A. A. Young. About It's invitations
are to be issued by the hosts and the
shaving down of the lists is sort OF
400 weeding-out" process, causing an
guish to many who failed to receive an
invitation. The souvenir ball pro-
grams will be artistic, partaking OF the
celebration of st. Valentines day. And
the gownsi Exquisite toilettes are TO
be the vogue at the ball and the mat
rons and debutantes are vieing with
each other to make the affair one or
dazzling beauty.
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Commander E. B. Underwood, U. s..
N, will shortly pass through Honolulu
en- route to Page Pago to take charge
of the Naval Station there as command
ant, taking the place of Captain Seoree'
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Mrs. Harry Won Holt gives guild
tea on Tuesday afternoon from to 6.
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First Lieutenant Gwynn r. Han
cock. of the artillery corps, who was
quite popular when at Camp Mckinley,
has been relieved from Fort Bayard,
N. NJ, from further medical treatment,
and will. upon the expiration of his
present leave of absence, proceed to Hot
Springs, Ark, for some finishing
touches.
Miss Edith Anne Goodman. daughter
IF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chard Good |
man. and Mr. William Bradley Walker /
we're married on Tuesday evening, jan
nary q, at st. PauPs Episcopal Church, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will be |
1T home after June 1 at Hongkong, I
China. Mrs. Bradley was in Honolulu /
about two years ago with Major Good |
nan, who was then en- route to Manila |
IN duty as an army paymaster. She is
beautiful girl and has many friends
lere.
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On Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Baird will give a chowder and
athing party at Waikiki beach in honor
f Miss Edna Case of Denver. Colo.
Hiss Case is a society belle of the Col
RADIO capital. She is making a visit in
fr. Austin Baird, and while here they
viii be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. By
on Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waterhouse de-
arted for Kauai during the week to
e present at the wedding of Miss Anna .
,ice and Mr.. Ralph Wilcox.
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Mrs j. D. Humphreys, wife of Colonel
of Manila, was a through
assenger in the Doric yesterday. Mrs.
was one of the leading so
ety women of the Philippine capital,
nd her departure for the States was I
luch regretted event. {
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The audience at the initial production :,
Mariana" on Thursday evening at :
lie Opera House was a fashionable one,
nd many of the recognized leaders in
'ciety were present. There were nu-
erous theatre parties. The two loges
ere occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Alex y
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