The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1903-12-27


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Invitations are out for the ball to be
given by the management of the Moana
Hotel on New Years Eve. To facIli-
tate transportation, arrangements have
been made with the Rapid Transit
Company whereby cars will leave the
Moana Hotel at IL o'clock midnight,
/ o'clock and o'clock a. m. for King
street, Punahou, Manoa. valley and the
city.
$3.50
Addison Miner had birthday the
other day. AS '.Addy's' sense of hu1nor
is keen, his friends thought a jest
would not be out of place. So they
sent him a beautiful copy of his own
book.-Town Talk.
1888
Mrs. W. III. Irwin attracted deal
of attention at the Twentieth Century
Musical Clubs musicale last week. She
seemed in the best of spirits and smiled
and nodded to her friends in the
parquet. Her hair has become a golden
brown this season, and many of her
friends hardly recognized her, so great
was the change in her appearance.
Mrs. Irwin has long been one of the
handsomest of our matrons, and her
gray Hair made her very distingue.
The fashionable shade, in my opinion,
is not half SO becoming.-Town Talk.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett gave a Christ
mas dinner for number of guests, the
decorations being in red and green.
The place cards were painted red hibiS-
Gus blossoms.
Governor A. S. Cleghorn is quite i'll
at Ainahau.
Mrs. Dora Dowsett Won Tempsky Of
Maui is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Dow
sett, Punahou.
s Mrs Raymond of Ulupalakua, Miss
Violet Makee and Miss Genevieve Dow
ssett are stopping for the present at the
Young.
Mrs. Paul Neumann is at present the
guest of Mrs. j. S. McGrew.
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Mr.. A. McKibbin is stopping over for
the holidays at the Mist home, Manoa.
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A cablegram from Shanghai received
on Christmas Day announced that q
son had been born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Porter Boyd on December 25.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown gave de-
lightful dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel
on Monday evening, preceding the hop
given in honor of the officers of the
fleet. The decorations savored Of
| Christmas, being largely an attractive
display of holly berries. The favors
were corsage bouquets and boutonnieres
of holly and maidenhair ferns. The
guests were Col. and Mrs. Samuel Par
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips and
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Lewis.
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A pretty romance which had its in
| ception in the Hawaiian Islands, last
year, eliminated happily last Wednes-
| day, in San Jose, when Miss Claire
Grace Barnheisel, the handsome and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lewis Barnheisel, became the wife of
| Charles Bradford Hudson, the well
known scientist and writer. 1t was
while on a trip to the Hawaiian Islands
that Miss Barnheisel met Mr.. Hudson,
who was at that time a member of
| the United States Fish Commission,
and who, in company with DR.. Jordan,
was doing scientific work in the Islands.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Arthur Barnheisel of Tacoma, the
| brother of the bride. Following the
ceremony, came the wedding breakfast
and at the brides table were seated Mr..
and Mrs. Barnheisel, Rev. Arthur Barn
heisel and DR.. David Starr Jordan.
The happy couple left for short trip
! through the South and from there will
go to Detroit, where they will remain
during the winter. The bride is a
graduate of Stanford and attended
Bryn Mawr for year. She is MEM
ber of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Town Talk.
| Mr.. Gerard Barton will give an organ
| recital next Monday evening at the
German Lutheran church, commencing
at 8 o'clock
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| A very pretty dinner was given on
Monday evening in honor of Miss Ter
ry, daughter of Admiral Terry, by Miss
Alice Campbell, covers being laid for
| twelve. The table was decorated to
represent a pink la France rose, the
| cloth being composed almost entirely
| OF pink petals. Two gold candelabra
were used as centerpieces. The place
cards were painted Ia France roses,
| those for the ladies being full blown
roses. and the gentlemen, tiny clusters
of buds. Miss Campbell wore an ex-
! quisite gown of pink tulle over pink
peau de sole, la Princesse, with a
| bertha Of white pearl trimmings,
streamers of pearls falling to the bot
tom of the gown.
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| Manager Lake of the Alexander
Young Hotel has decided to give a
naval hop at the hotel on Monday
evening as a farewell to the officers Of
Admiral Evans's fleet which is sched-
uled to depart for the Asiatic station
on Tuesday morning, subject. how
eyed to change by the Admiral. The
affair will be much the same as that
given on Thursday evening, and society
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