The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-20
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SOCIETY
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The celebration of the Myrtle and
Healani Boat Clubs and the Hawaii
Yacht Club on the roof garden of the
Young hotel last evening was a bril-
liant social affair. The roof was
thronged with young people from early
evening until midnight, as was the
makai dancing pavilion in which the
Ellis quintette sang and played and
tempted the guests. The function
was dressy one and the summary
gowns heightened by the display of red
and blue colors of the boat clubs made
a charming picture. Mr.. Lake and
Mr.. Smith of the hotel gave the club
members and their friends every op-
portunity to celebrate the days aquatic
results in manner BETTING the occa-
sion.
Previous to the appearance of the
roof garden throngs, about thirty of
the MyrtIes, the winners of most of the
boating events of the day, enjoyed a
dinner in the main dining hall. The
guests were seated at a circular table
in the center of which was a huge
bank of red blossoms, typifying the
clubs colors. The crew members told
''how it all happened" and made merry
over their victories. There We're also
numerous smaller gatherings of Myr-
ties and Healanis who made up dinner
parties at the Young.
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Mrs F. W. Smith, wife of Mr.. Smith
of the Young Hotel, will return to Ho-
nolulu October 2, on the Sonoma.
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Twenty-Five of the gentlemen friends
of Mr. James Dougherty rendered him
well-to-bachelordom dinner last
evening at the Young Hotel. The
guests were seated around one long
table loaded with flowers, Mr.. Robert
Single acting as POSTMASTER.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs, Iplanishi are perma-
| nently domiciled in a pretty fiat in
| New York after many weeks of hotel
| life. Mrs. Bickerton has Joined them.
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Cards have been issued announcing
the wedding of Mrs. E. S. Travis to
First Lieutenant Harry Newton, of the
Coast Artillery, Camp Mckinley, on
October 20, 1903.
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| Mrs. Lansing gave a luncheon yes
terday in honor of Miss Sara Robertson
and their immediate friends.
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Mrs. Geo. L. Bigelow leaves on the
Moana next Saturday, September rs, to
visit her parents in Sydney, Australia.
Mrs. Bigelow expects to make a three
months stay in the Colonies.
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The ladies of the Kamehameha
School will hereafter receive ON the
| third and fourth Saturdays of each
month.
Mrs. r. c. A. Peterson is now domi-
ciled at the Moana Hotel.
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On Wednesday evening Miss Sara
Robertson and Mr.. James Dougherty
| will be married, and the ceremony,
which is to be private, will be followed
| by brilliant reception, more than a
thousand invitations having been is
| sued. The reception at ''The Palms
will commence at $3.50 o'clock. AT the
wedding, Miss Edna Shattuck of Bos-
ton, is to be the maid of honor, and
Mr.. Nelson Lansing the best man. Lit
| tie Misses Sybil and Grace Robertson
will be the flower girls and Messrs.
| Ernest Ross, Robert Single, Sam
Walker, Merle Johnson, E. S. Cunha
and Geo. Robertson, Jr, will be ushers.
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| Capt. Rodman, Z. S. N, is expected
back from the Coast on the Sonoma. 4
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| Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Cooke will return
from the mainland in the Sonoma this
| week.
| Miss Lillian Bacon may return to Ho-
nolulu from Boston this week.
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| Capt. Singer. L. S. N, of the Solace,
and Admiral Terry were guests at
dinner given on Tuesday at the Young
Hotel by Mrs Lake.
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u Mrs. Montague Cooke entertained a
! number of young ladies at luncheon
| yesterday at the Young Hotel.
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A pretty dinner party in honor of
Miss Sara Robertson and Mr.. James
Dougherty was given at the Young Ho-
tel Friday evening by Mrs. H. Wingate
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