The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-22


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On Monday evening in the banquet
room OF tie Hawaiian Hotel farewell
dinner was given by Mr.. willard S.
Barton and Mr. J. c. Wilson, two of
the most prominent members OF the
Bohemian Club of San Francisco.
Covers were laid for twenty-five, and
carte blanche was given Manager Wills
TO make it one of the most elaborate
dinners OF the season. The table dec
o-attons were in the Bohemian Club
red. and the electrical effects, both on
the table and around the hall, were
striking in the originality OF the dis
play. Red hibiscus flowers. typical Of
the Bohemian Club color. were freely
used, !aterspersed with MALE. In the
center OF the long table was narrow
bed OF ferns running from end to end,
from which peeped red hibiscus bios
scms and red electric globes. Stream
e. OF red hibiscus and MALE were fes-
4coned from the chandeliers to the four
corners OF the room The place cards
we're emblazoned with the Hawaiian
coat or arms. There were clever
speeches by Judge w. L. Stanley,
Messrs Single, Barton. Wilson, Com
n,ander Rodman, u. S. N, Colonel
Cornwell. Prince David Kawananakoa-
The guests were entertained. Mr.. Barton
Ginging his own compositions, "Razzle
Dazzle" and THE Crescent Moon. :"
The object OF the dinner was to recip-
rocate the many attentions received by
the San Franciscans during their stay
An Honolulu The guests were Messrs-
Atkinson. Dimond, Dowsett, Cunha.
Wilder, Single. Benson, Macfarlane,
Dillingham;. McGrew. Perkins. Monsar-
rat. Dennison, Wills. Prince David.
Colonel Cornwell. Colonel Macfarlane,
Judge Stanley. DR.. Humphris. Dr. Wal
tsrs. DR.. Cooper. Commander Rodman.
u. s. ~. Colonel Allen.
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Mrs. Helen Noonan was the hostess
on Wednesday at well appointed poi
luncheon. given at the Tenney resi-
dence. In honor OF Mrs. DE-. Raymond.
Red carnations were profusely used in
decorating the table and the rooms.
The guests were Mrs. Raymond. Mrs.
Chsrles B. Cooper. Mrs. Herman
Focke. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. ]. A.
Campbell. Mrs. c. c. Perkins. Mrs
Clifford Kimball, Mrs. George Herbert
Mrs (. d. Tenney. Mrs. E. Faxou
Bishop.
Very unique Invitations are being
Issued for the AZ Home of the Kilo-
hama Art League, to be given at
O'Clock next Saturday afternoon
March 90. On this occasion Mrs. Ina
nisAi will read an art students letter
from Japan. and there is also in store
the pleasure OF witnessing the Jap
euese high tea ceremony through the
Kindness of Mrs. Hoshima
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Mr. and Mrs. Imanishi are soon to
6epzrt for Japan, where Mr.. Imanishi
has been called by the head of the
banking concern which he represents
IN Honolulu Mr. Imanishi has been
Gesircus OF obtaining a change for
sumo time. Mrs Imanishi, who en-
joys wide circle of friends here, will
be greatly missed.
1853
The wedding OF Miss Cornelia B.
Hyde OF Honolulu and Mr.. Dwight NJ.
Collins OF Pittsfeld. Mass. on We'd
Pcsday at 8 p. m. was one Of the pretty
events OF the week. The ceremony
took place on the lanai OF the Theodore
Richards home, Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid
officiating. The couple departed on the
Korea on Friday for their home in
Piftshed.
"A delightful progressive euchre party
Eas given on Thursday afternoon at
4he Hotel Annex by Mrs. George w
Macfarlane. The lanai was prettily
decorated and the entire afternoon was
devoted to card playing. following
which refreshments were served in the
same cool location. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Walters and
Mr.. J. Dowsett. Among the guests
were Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, Mrs. f.
f. Bishop. Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs.
Clifford Kimball, Mrs. Raas, Mrs. n.
s Sachs, Mrs. C. A Brown. Mrs. An
drew Fuller, Mrs. J. Dowsett, Mrs.