The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-04

Gaines, Mr.. Benest. Mr.. Single, Mr.
Potter, Mr.. G. P. Wilder.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braymer gave
dinner party Friday evening at their
| Pensacola street residence for a party
of twelve. The appointments were per-
! feet After the dinner most of the
party went to the Cable ball. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Walker,
Miss May Damon, Miss Gardie Mac
farlane, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Kimball, Mr.. Robert Atkinson,
Mr.. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. Isaac Dill
bingham.
Prince and Princess Kalanianaole may
not return to Honolulu from Hawaii
until the end of February. Both are
enjoying a season of rest in the upper
attitudes of the Big Island.
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/ Mrs Cunha was hostess on New
Years day at her beach residence at
an elaborate luau given under the
palm trees at l p. M, complimentary
to Prince KaWananakoa. The tables
were decorated with exquisite taste,
and the surroundings of greenery lent to
the picture vernal beauty. During the
luau music by native orchestra was
a pleasant feature, and Colonel Parker
was at his best as master of ceremon-
les. Many toasts Were offered, that of
the Princess being a favorite one.
Among those present were Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa, Colonel and
Mrs. Samuel Parker, DR.. and Mrs.
Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Highton,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Halves, Jr., Mr..
H., I0r- nd
Mrs Herbert, Dr. and Mrs. Humphris,
Miss Rosie Cunha, Miss Dickson, Miss
Bacon, Miss Alice Campbell. Miss
Chrystal, Miss Carter, Mr.. J. Tarn Nc
Grew, Mr.. r. w. Single, Mr.. H. w.
Lake, Mr.. McClanahan, Mr.. Ernest
Ross.
One of the pretty events of the past
week was Christmas breakfast given
by Miss Gertrude Whiteman at her
home on King street. The. flower dec
crations of the breakfast table were
pink and white carnations, and souven-
pink and white carnations, and
souvenirs of hand-painted pink and
white satin puffs. Mrs, Sam Wong
assisted in receiving the guests.
Among the invited friends were
Mrs. Frank Damon, Miss Belle
Johnson, Mrs. c. D. Stone, Mrs. Ed
ward Thwing of Wahiawa. Miss Eva
Kong. Miss Mong Seong Chong, Miss
Fui Yin Ho, Miss Hattie Ayau, Miss
Lizzie Ayau of Hama, Maui, Miss Gum
Stu, Miss Amoi Lum, Mrs S. r. Kay. |
Kim, Mrs. Sam Wong, Miss Ching |
Kayn Kau.
ManV HOnRlIIlanc iOUo1 OTpGpn- |
tation of amateur theatricals aboard |
the City of Picking on her present trip |
from San Francisco to Honolulu, it be- |
ing the first appearance of the City of
Picking Rollabouts." Several HOnOlu- |
lars were in the affair. According to
the program, which was printed on the
backs of menu cards, w. B. Gelast was
the manager and Miss Williams the
leading lady. The program was rem
dered on New Years eve, following |
which jolly dance was enjoyed. The
program of exercises was as follows:
a. Opening chorus. by Rollabouts; (2.) |
Opening address, Colonel Allen; 50
Songs, Mr.. Windett; "a short story,
Mrs. Gilchrist; 90 piano solo, Miss
Spieker; (6) song, Chief Engineer Nc
Clure; C7) short story, Miss McBoyIe;
50 Hawaiian song, Mrs. w. H. Scott:
90 short story, Mr. Friede; QO) piano
solo,, Mr.. Wilcox; 01) a word from
Japan. Mr.. Satow; G2) songs, Mr.. La
Porte; G3) poem, Captain Robinson;
(14.) duet, Mrs. Scott and Miss Spieker;
t15.) cobweb contest under direction of
Miss Durphy; Q6) laughing song, Mr..
Windett: 17) ghosts. under direction
Of Mrs Greefkins; QS) trombone solo,
Mr.. Ebey: q9) closing chorus, Roll
2 bouts; dancing-floOr manager, Mr.. L.
g. Blossom.
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Mr.. Gerrit P. Wilder entertains AT
luncheon today few Of his bachelorA
friends at his residence above Puma
lou.
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Miss Rika Nolte gives a luau on
" Wednesday.
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Mrs. Annis Montague Turner gave a
delightful dinner party On Friday