The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-22

Danforth, Mrs. F. Howard Humphris,
Miss Hoare, Mrs. H NJ Mist and Miss
Wight of Hawaii
Mrs uutchins and Miss Hutchins,
who have been spending a year in the
Islands, have booked on the Korea for
San Francisco, and leave for the Coast
on March 20.
Mrs. Morris NJ. Estee has been i'll for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ahlo have TAX
en- the Davies cottage at Waikiki for
several months.
MI. A. Stadtlander was the guest of
honor at an elaborate banquet given
last evening at the Moana Hotel by a
dozen of his friends as farewell func-
ton, preparatory for his departure soon
for Germany. The table was prettily
decorated with flowers, la France roses
being conspicuous, and the menus were
artistic cards, the cover being decorated
with ship and caricature of a band,
the notes blown from the horns spelling
die Yacht Am Rhein," aloha De"
and ''The Cable Is Here" all in colors.
On the back were many articles of
amusement, mainly seen at stag gather
ings. The guests were Mr.. A. Stadt-
lander Mr.. Edwin Paris, Mr., Percy
Morse. Mr.. w. Williamson, Mr.. Del
ling, Mr.. Franzius, Mr.. John Soper, Mr..
Percy Lishman.
Seventy-two Kamehameha students
were present at the performance of
Mariana" last evening, a rare musical
opportunity to those boys and girls
which they owe to the generous gift of
Judge Hart, who presented them not
only with tickets to the performance,
but also their car fare to and from the
schools 1t goes without saying that
Aloha for Judge Hart just now per-
vades the school atmosphere.
1913
Miss Edna Case of Denver was the
guest of honor on Tuesday afternoon
az delightful tea given in her honor
by Mrs Byron Baird at her residence
on Hassinger street. The guests were
Mrs. j. P. Cooke, Mrs W. H. Rabbit,
Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., Mrs. F. H. Hum
phris, Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Mrs. F. M
Hatch, Mrs. r. T. Waldbridge, Mrs.
Give Davies, Mrs. George Davies, Mrs
3. H. Smith, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs.
z. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Charles Elston,
Miss Nellie White, Miss Marion Dilling-
ham, Miss Carter and Miss Brine The
rooms looked very pretty with their
decorations of pink carnations, violets
and maiden hair ferns.
1888
Mother Gulick celebrated her ninety
ninth birthday at the residence of her
Mrs. Sarepta Gulick,
on Gulick avenue, Kalihi, and about
hundred Of her old time friends called
during the day to pay their respects.
The venerable lady was the recipient of
a large number of beautiful presents,
among them being several yellow en-
velopes enclosing substantial yellow
temembrances. In one envelope was
very suggestive remembrance of the
day, this. being a check for S99 from
very dear friend, representing a dollar
for every year of her life. Mother
Parker, who is in her ninety-seventh
year, sent to Mother Gulick beautiful
MALE lei. Some of the gifts came all
the way from New York and Philadel- !
pEIa.
The secretary to the Governor would
ike new acceptances or regrets as soon
as possible from those who received
Invitations to attend the competitive
drill Of the National Guard, the same
having been postI oned from Saturday
until tomorrow afternoon.
,@.&.H
Mr.. Robert Single and Mr.. Richard