The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-28
HER fFAcE AND-HER FORTUNE.

wedding Will take place IN the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate Lake enter
tanned with euchre party on Wednes-
day evening in honor Of Miss Chrystal.
There were seven tables at play and
the evening was most pleasantly spent
After the play there were refresh
ments and it was close to Thursday
when the guests departed. Miss Irene
Dickson won the head prize and Miss
Chrystal the consolation; DR.. Cooper
the first and James Dougherty the last
for men. The house and grounds were
brilliantly lighted.
&3ys
Miss Anita Chrystal, who has been
in Honolulu for more than year past.
will leave Tuesday for her home in
California, and has been the guest of
honor at a number of pretty dinners
and card parties during the past week.
tS%sS
In an interview with Lieut. T. A.
Jones, the officer in charge of the
dance given at Camp Mckinley We'd
Inesday night. he said, 81 was more than
well pleased with the whole affair and
in my opinion, it was a great success.
Although it was hard to persuade some
OF the people that We could make
success of it and that the affair would
be one which their daughters might
lieve those twenty-one ladies who were
present will come again for it was the
opinion of all that the dance was a
success and every one seemed well
pleased. Solomon's orchestra furnish
ed excellent music, the floor was in the
best of condition and large enough for
almost three times the number pres
ent, the decorations brilliant, and IN
fact. everything conducive to a good
time.
Il hope our friends who wish to help
the enlisted men and promote the vel
fare of the Camp will kindly lend
their aid to these entertainments, es-
pecially hose Christian friends who
have been instrumental in the abolition
of the army canteen, for they will have
any opportunity now to build up, where
they have torn down.
Special praise is due to Mrs. Wat
kins and Mrs. Shaffer, who have al
ways labOred hard to better the con-
ditiCn of the enlisted men at Camp
Mckinley, and through whose efforts
is due the success of this affair.
The intention is to give these
dances at least once a month and no
pains will be spared to provide enter
tainment for all and sustain the repu-
tation We have gained"
1888
Mrs. Byron Baird was the hostess at
a delightful luncheon on Tuesday.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton, charming Aus
tralians, are at the Moana Hotel
$3.50
Mrs. Walbridge gave a tea on Satur-
day afternoon, the guest of honor be-
ing Mrs. De Witt, daughter of John H.
Bless of the Moana Hotel.
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Mrs. Jack Halves received for Mrs.
Dole on Friday afternoon.
&3&
Mrs. Stoiber has made hosts of
friends during her visit here.
$3.50
Helen Gardner, the novelist. was
entertained quite extensively during
her weeks stay in Honolulu. On Mon
day she was the guest of honor at a
little gathering at Lunalilo Home
Mrs. McCandless entertained her one
day, and she with her husband Col.
Day was guest at many small parties
during the week
1888
Mrs. Herman Focke gave a poi sup
per on Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewau and Miss Sewall.
The place cards were of Hawaiian
scenes painted in water colors by Mrs.
Focke, and the favors were pink car
nation leis. Among the guests were:
Miss A. Walker, Miss NJ. Walker,
Harry Whitney, Miss K. Burke. Miss
r. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewau. Miss
SeWal. Lady Scott MOntcrief. Mrs
Collin Scott Montcrief, Miss Montcrief, |
Miss Seebohm, Mr.. and Mrs Schaefer. |
Miss Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Davies, DR.. and Mrs. Cofer. DR.. and |
Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs Swanzy.
Mrs. Stoiber, Mr.. Tenney, Mr.. Potter, !