The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-31

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Society is rapidly thinning ont as
summer approaches and every steam
er to the coast is carrying away many
who entertain largely, who will scat
ter in the mountains of California Tor
a seasons rest. Both the Korea and
Alameda will be taxed to the utmost
to carry away those who have booked.
1888
A Children's Fancy Dress party will
be given at Progress Hall, Sat, -rday
evening. June IS, by. the pupils of Mrs.
Gums dancing classes. A number Of
new figures will be given, and the
costumes will be as dainty as mothers
can design for their children. Florado-
"a will be given by the little ones. The
fancy dances, as in past years, will
form a pretty feature of the entertain
ment Following the exhibition, a
dance will be given in which the spec
tators will be permitted to enjoy
themselves.
$3.50
Miss Nalani Jones, who is being en-
tertained at Mare Island by Captain
and Mrs. Dickson, has had a rare OPP
portunity during the visit of President
Roosevelt to greet the nations execu-
tive. During the Presidents visit to
Mare Island Miss Jones assisted in
receiving the party and shook hands
with him. The President chatted with
Miss Jones and was quite interested
when hearing that she was from Ho-
nolulu.
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Society will miss Mons. ViZZavona,
the French Consul, when he leaves
Honolulu during the week for Paris.
His leave of absence is indefinite and
he may never return here, as diploma
tic changes may give him a post in
Europe He is booked for the Korea,
and goes to Paris via San Francisco,
New Orleans, Washington and New
York Mr. Albert Raas has received
his appointment az acting consul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson and Mr..
Gerrit P. Wilder are occupying the
old Wilder home at Waikiki for a few
weeks.
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Mrs. A f. Cooley and child are ex-
pected home on the Siberia.
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Mrs. c. II. Jennings leaves in the
Alameda for Porto Rico where she
will join Mr.. Jennings.
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On Wednesday Mrs. Carl Holloway
gave a prettily appointed luncheon in
honor OF Mrs. E. D. Tenney and Mrs.
Helen NOonan, who are soon to leave
for a summers outing in California.
$3.50
Mrs. C. L. Wight and Mrs Mary
Gum gave a large card party last
week at the Nuuanu Valley residence
of Mrs. Wight.
1893
Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett was hostess on
Friday at a card party, eight tables !,
being used. The prizes were beauti- !
full souvenir of an afternoons pleas .
ure. the first being won by Mrs. Geo. ,
Herbert, a silver card case bearing
the Hawaiian coat of arms; Mrs. ,
Swanzy won the second prize, a. hand .
some metal jardiniere; Mrs. Holloway
secured the body prizeo, dainty sill
yer bonhon dish.
$3.50
Mrs. W. F. c. HassOn and Mrs. Her
mann FOcbe have issued cards for an
1t home on Monday afternoon at half
'ast two Euchre will be played.
$3.50
Mrs. Hermann Focke was hostess
IN Wednesday at a delightful card
party.
Miss Joselyn, a society girl ofNSan
francisco, will arrive here in theASi-
,eria to visit Mrs. F. NJ Hatch.
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Miss Edna Gum and Miss Harrietl
Hatch will arrive in the Siberia to
pend the summer. Col. Halves is ac-
ompanying them.
1888
Miss Anita Louise Oliver of Oak
and, who has been visiting the Alex
nder Youngs for several weeks, de-
arts in the Korea for her home. Miss
Diver has been very popular in So g,
iety circles and has been the recipi- .
Mt Of many social honors during her
tay. The friends she has made dur .
ng her stay in Honolulu have been
lany, and the young men OF society !
ill regret her departure. i
1888
The infant daughter of the Prince