The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06

President of the Senate: Mrs. Fred
w. Beckley, wife OF the Speaker of the
House of Representatives; Mrs. Walter
F. Frear, representing the Judiciary;
Mrs Lorrin Andrews, Attorney Gener-
ais Department: Mrs. J. w. Pratt,
Land Office: Mrs. C. S. Holloway, Pub
lie Works Department; Mrs. E. S.
Boyd, Land Office; Mrs. George Smith
les, Insurance Commissioner; Mrs.
Charles B. Cooper. Board of Health;
Mrs. A T. Atkinson, Department of
Education; Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy; Mrs.
w. E. Wall, Survey Department; Mrs.
A. NJ. Brown, High Sheriff's Depart
ment; Mrs. ]. II. Fisher, Auditor; Mrs.
r. D. Walbridge.
The guests will then have the free
dom of the remainder of the building,
the verandas and other offices, and
portion of the staircase is reserved for
going to the mafnfloor and to the
throne room, where the ball will take
place. The Hawaiian quintet clubs
will play for the dancing, one in the
throne room and one for the hall space
on the second floor.
Supper will be served in the base
ment about II o'clock while lemonade
and water will be dispensed on the
rear veranda as in former functions.
The Hawaiian band may be stationed
in the bandstand in the grounds to
play during the reception, and will
cease when the dancing begins.
Major Potter is the floor manager,
and Marston Campbell is in charge
of the decorations and building ar
rangements. Andrew Brown will look
after the supper and Col. ]. W. Jones
is chairman of the general committee.
The formality of shaking hands with
the ladies assisting Governor and Mrs.
Carter will be dispensed with as being
unnecessary.
| Mrs. Herbert Turner (nee DowsetD,
who is visiting Honolulu for few
months, is at the Melrose.
1913
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Woods are
making a short visit in the city.
- 49,
| Mrs. Helen Along Henshall and Mrs.
| Alice Along Hutchinson werea the
| guests of Admiral and Mrs. Whiting
| Thanksgiving week at the naval sta
ton on Goat Island. San Francisco
bay.
s. $3.50
4 The many friends of Mrs. Robert
Brennan (nee DowsetD will be pleas
ed to learn that she will return to Ho-
nolulu for a short visit.
| .S4&
| Mrs. Mary Gum is quite i'll.
| & ~ ~ -
/ Mr.. Charles Dole is slowly improv-
at the Henriques home, Nuuanu val
ley.
/ .&yH.3
! Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston gave a
thinb1e party on Monday afternoon in
/ honor of her niece, Miss Stella Potter
of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs. H. A,
Baldwin of Maui. Twenty guests were
| present.
| S1&
Miss ST lila Potter is visiting Mrs
L. A. Thurston at her Bates street
| home.
II 1888
Mrs. j. n. Robinson gave poi sup
Il per at her Beretania street residence
on Wednesday in honor of Miss May
4 Greenwell and Mr.. Frank Greenwich
of Kama. The dining room was pref.
ti1y decorated with : rare hot-house
plants and exotics and the decoration:
were heightened by many rare Ha.
waiian curios., Among those presen
were Mr.. Julian Greenwich, Miss Alex
anderi Miss Koepke, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Holloway, MISS Anna Paris, Miss Low
judge Lindsay, DR.. Hutchinson, Mr.
Shinae. 81
&&A
Mrs A. K. Campbell Parker ha
cards out for an at home on Monday
December Z, from to o'clock. Pc
aro will be played.
&&&
M Mr. and Mrs M. j. Bissell are oc
cupying the Hendry cottage at Ill
Lunalilo street.
ss.4ss
Mr.. j. w. w. Brewster leaves 70
New York on the Doric. His wife doe
not accompany him.
1873
The Chronicle of Nov 25 says: Th
marriage of Miss Mary Harrington an
Lieutenant Commander Albert P. Nil
lack took place yesterday afternoon g
: | 8 o'clock at the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William p Hal
rington, 2129 California street. Char
lain A. A. McAllister, U. S. N, Of
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