The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-17

TJespite the inclement weather n
gsr,,a number of Honolulans attended
she reception and dance last evening at
sa,e Alexander Young Hotel in honor
s,f Governor and Mrs. Taft. Through
1ts courtesy of Manager Lake the Roof
Garden and ball rooms were thrown
0pen to the public and the occasion
MIS- made a memorable one for those
Efio were fortunate enough to grasp
me hand of the executive of the Phil
zpines. who. in future, will direct the
movements of war from Washington.
A steady drizzIe throughout the even
ing caused the Roof Garden to be va
can't much of the time, but the ball
ICONS were respondent with lights
AND al was gayety in them. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Taft, assisted by Gov
srTlor Carter and Secretary Atkinson of
Hawaii. received in the makai ball
NDom- a stream of guests were pre-
scented to the distinguished visitor and
his accomplished wife, all receiving a
most cordial greeting. During the re-
oeptfon the Hawaiian Government band
played upon the Roof Garden, conclud-
ing with the star Spangled Banner at
IN G'ctock, whereupon the Ellis Quin-
keLse Club struck up the first dance, a
waltz. Governor Taft was fascinated
with the Hawaiian music and express
ed himself pleased to have heard it
anGier such circumstances. He said that
of ali things pleasurable he had encoun-
tered in Hawaii, he would remember
above all. the music of the people. The
ElaI<ai ball room was used for dancing.
Hundreds of Honolulans DANCED here
untfI after midnight. During the dane
ing the Grand Vizier of Persia, attend
ed by his son and suite, entered the
hall under the escort of French Consul
Raas and Mrs. Lake, and were inter-
ested spectators of the dancing, which.
so say the least, was much in contrast
man, may Allah be praised, has been
III the habit of witnessing at home,
aS.Sss
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wall re-
aurned yesterday from Hilo and the
xoIcano, on the Kinau.
.3&ys
Miss Alice Campbell gave a farewell
dance on Tuesday evening in honor of
the Siberia for the Orient.
&s&ss
Captain CatIin. q. s. NJ c., with his
wife and little daughter, Dorothy, are
guests at the Young Hotel
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Mrs Andrew Fuller entertained at
cards on Thursday afternoon. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Belle
Zones
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ Swanzy gave a large pedro
party in honor OF Mrs. Won Tempsky.
The prizes were unique and beautiful
The games were followed by dainty
supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Searles Of San Fran |
cisco, who are spending their honey |
moon in Honolulu, are very popular in |
social circles in California. The ap- |
preach OF their wedding was heralded |
N the Chronicle as follows:
One of the most interesting we'd |
3ings of the winter will occur this |
evening at 8 o'clock when the stunning |
Miss Caroline Ayers, daughter of Gros- |
renor Ayers, will become the bride of |
Denis Searles, Rev. DR.. Clampett Of |
The brides charming sister, Miss
Nay Ayers, will perform the duties OF |
Bridesmaid, while Frank King will |
serve the groom. Isaac TTpham and |
Hubert Nee as ushers will uphold the |
Ehite barriers that mark the aisle that |
seads to the altar.
Although the company is to be in
f1tr of a ir n yuf
WHY relatives and intimate friends