The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-19

Society on his spacious lawn at Wal
kiki on Friday evening. August 9TH. 1t
will be a moonlight night and the audi
ence can revel in the magic beauty of
the phosphorescent light on the ocean,
the shadowy stretches of the garden,
and listen TO the sweetest of music,
which will add the last touch of feel
ing and poetry to what is all but per-
feet already"
An entertainment and dance will be
| given at Progress Hall on the oath inst
by the Friday Evening Social Club.
| The dress rehearsal will take place on
Thursday evening. the 23d, at p. m.
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Miss Mary E. Mott entertained a
number of her friends Friday evening
by giving a peanut party at her home
on Lunalilo street.
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| DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Day are now
domiciled at the new Alexander Young
Hotel.
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have joined the new colony in the Alex
ander Young Hotel.
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The Volcano House is entertaining
| more summer visitors this season than
for years past, and guests are send
ing back such excellent reports of the
hotel service and of the bracing quail
ties of the atmosphere, that numbers of
others are planning to go before the
season is over. The weather is so cool
at the Volcano House that blazing log
fires are kindled every night.
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Mr.. a. Hooking and family are en-
joying Mauna Loa's bracing climate at
the Volcano House.
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Postmaster and Mrs. Oat are among
the people who are using the Volcano
House for a season of rest and recu-
percation.
Mr. c. ]. Day is spending his rest
period at the Volcano House on Ha-
wall.
Mrs. Seeley 1. Shaw was one of the |
few guests at a dinner party given by |
DR.. and Mrs. i. A. Frazer at San Jose |
on July End given in honor of Governor |
and Mrs. Pardee After dinner re- |
ception was rendered the citizens in |
which Mrs. Shaw assisted in receiving. |
Following the reception the guests sat |
down at small tables and played six |
handed euchre. Governor and Mrs. |
Pardee and Mrs. J. w. Shaw sat at |
the head table during the entire even |
ing, so that every one present had the |
pleasure of meeting the guests of hon
or personally. The prizes were very |
handsome Hawaiian souvenirs, brought |
from Honolulu by Mrs. Seeley I. Shaw, |
who is visiting relatives there.
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Mrs f. F. Berger writes in a most
complimentary way of the Volcano
House as a summer resort. She is
spending a month at the popular noun
tain hosiery.
After hard siege of the dengue Mr..
J. ]. Kelly has gone to the Volcano
House for rest and recuperation.
Without mosquitoes, and with it's pure
mountain air, the Volcano House is an
ideal place for the recovery of lost or
wasted strength.
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Misses Rhoda and Emeline Green are
spending their summer vacation at the
Volcano House.
Miss Laura Green and Miss E. II.
Bicknell have gone to the Volcano
House on a vacation visit.
$3.50
Misses Maggie and Clara Mosser, of |
Maui, are taking advantage of vaca-
ton times to spend a few weeks at the |
Volcano House.
$3.50
Miss Craig and Miss Fisher of Eva,
are visiting on the Big Island. They
will spend some time at the Volcano
House.
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The most pleasant social event of the
midsummer season in Hilo was the
dance given by the Bachelors Club
last Friday evening at Bachelors hall
on Church street. The lanais and halls
of the club were lavishly decorated
with palm branches, ferns and colored
electric lights. The parlor and dining
room had been cleared for the dancers
and excellent music was furnished by
the Hawaiian quartette.
Refreshments were served to the
company at IL o'clock and dancing
continued until a late hour. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. P. Peck.
Those present were: Misses Stella
Peck Mabel Peck Dwight Mary Ca