The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-07


from one OF the high-priced custom makers
II Fifth avenue. which marks the latest
Grace Robertson. A large number Of
guests greeted Miss Robertson and
the rooms thronged with those Of
talent with the brush and palette.
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Miss Hazel Hoffman of San Francisco
is visiting with her mother here fol
the summer.
Mrs. Grinbaum of San Francisco was
the guest of honor early in the week
at "Rosebank" where a delightful tea
was given by Mrs. F. A. Schaefer. II
was essentially a greeting of the old
Honolulu friends with Mrs. Grinbaum.
1888
Mrs. Louisson has returned from
Hawaii.
Mrs. Hermann Focke and Mrs. w
F. c. Hasson were h~ostesses on Mon
day afternoon at the residence of the
former in Keeaumoku street, at a large
and prettily appointed card party with
six-handed euchre for the amusement.
In rooms laden with the perfume and
brilliancy of yellow Coreopsis bios
SONS the guests were entertained.
Seven tables were used for caro- play
ing and those fortunate ir win
ming the prizes carried away beauti-
full souvenirs.
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Among those who departed on the
Alameda at mid-week were Mrs. E. d.
Tenney, Mrs. Noonan and Mons. Viz
zavona. The two former go to the
California mountains for the summer
and the latter for France and thence
to Milan for a short visit with Mons.
d'Anglade formerly French Consul for
Hawaii.
Mrs. T. Give Davies entertained the
children Of st Andrews Sunday
school at Craigside yesterday.
$3.50
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani will leave on
Tuesday for Maui where she will at
tend the big Home Rule luau to be
given at Waikiki on June 18th. She
will be accompanied by Miss Helelu-
he, Jos. Aea and John Imoku and they
will sail on the Claudine.
Miss Emma Warren of Berkeley who
a ear past with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
j. Warren n Mr.. John Warren ex-
poets to return home on the Sierra.
She has made many warm friends
during her stay in Honolulu who will
regret very much to see her go.
$3.50
Mice CaSf1nfc ,,refnoJa %Aiz 49,.
Don will be the last of the season.
d'AIbert, the famous violinist will play
and will also render the violin obli-
cato to Miss Harthagle's Gounod's
"Oh, Divine Redeemer."
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Saturday and Sunday trips to Hale
iva are becoming popular among So
ciety folk. who seek rest and quiet at
the delightful trans-island resort.
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Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; entertained a
party OF ladies in honor of Mrs. ]. D.
Schuyler and Mrs. E. A. Abbott of Los
Angeles on Wednesday of last week,
the guests enjoying a ride over the
Oahu railway system in the Dilling-
ham private car Pearl. An elabor-
obC luhCh was SGTNeu on the lanai at
the beautiful Hotel Haleiwa, Waialua.
In the party, besides the host and
guests of honor, were Mrs. C. M.
Prouty. Mrs. T. ]. King, Mrs. Alfred
Brock, Mrs. ]. A. Kennedy, Mrs. AL
bert B. Clark. Mrs. E. B. Derby, Mrs.
c. H. Kleugel, Mrs. Lucien c. Warren
of New York.
$3.50
At Progress Hall. on Saturday even
ing, Mrs. Gum will give a chiIdren's
Fancy Dress party. AS the children
are young the entertainment will be-
gin at half past seven. Later. the
1CJr will be given over to the older
for a dance.
The entire class will be in fancy
dress. special costumes being worn for
various dances. This year, perhaps |
the youngest tot who has ever ap-
peared alone will dance the Butterfly
The Fisher Maidens". will I
be there In their ~hornpipe. also the
"NasseTtA' song and dance: Espinita
with castaRets; Scarf Dance: Gavotte. /
Lancers. Highland Fling. BABY Dance
and Forodora. Fhe Dillingham; quar-
tette will add greatly to the charm Of
the evening.
Princess Kawananakoa will receive
Tuesday afternoon from three to six
at the Campbell home at Diamond
Head.