The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-27
SOCIETY

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Miss Louise Lefrerts of Flatbush. L.
l., arrived on the Alameda to visit
with her sister Mrs. 6. Montague
Cooke, Jr.. of College Hills.
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Dr. Carl Ramos. lately arrived here
to join the staff OF DR.. Cofer, is sresid-
ing at the Freeths with his mother
and sister Miss Ramos is an accom-
pIished vioIinist and has consented to
play first violin in the orchestra for
THE House that Jack Built
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Mr. H. A. Isenberg entertained on
Thanksgiving Day at dinner for Cap
Miss Bertha Runkel, author of the
I.loyd-SehuIe Schiffe Herzogin Sophie
Charlotte In a large tent erected in
| the yard long table was set Where
the dinner was served. About 100 gem
tlemen were present and jolly time
was had. Many townsmen and plan
ters were present to meet the officers.
$3.50
| A dinner party was entertained on
| Thanksgiving day by Mrs. Helen
Noonan at the Tenney residence.
Among her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway,
| Miss Jennie Giffard, Mr.. Arthur
Wilder, Mr.. Frank Armstrong.
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! Among the army people to pass
through Honolulu shortly will be Cap
tain and Mrs. Bash. The latter was
Miss Bertha Runkel, another of the
Helmet of Navarro" They were mar
ried recently.
Miss Emily Halstead and Col. Nc
| CleIIan, Z. S. A, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Riggs at an en-
gagement dinner given on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. j. H Raymond, Miss Genevieve
Dowsett and Miss Violet Makee came
from Rose Ranch, Maui, on Tuesday,
and will remain here for a short time.
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The Healani Masquerade Ball at the
Moana Hotel on Thanksgiving eve
was in every way an artistic success
and reflects credit upon the young men
who had the affair in charge. The hall
throne upon which sat the King ana
Queen, Mr. Charles Chiliingworth and
Miss Rosie Cunha, looked truly royal
with it's garnet plush hangings. The
Queen wore handsome gown of white
duchesse satin with pearls and chiffon
for the trimmings. Her court train
was of red velvet and she carried
shower bouquet of American Beauty
ara made an attractive setting for the
couture. The King wore handsome
court suit comprising white satin knee
brooches, red velvet coat with fichu
of real lace overhanging the waist
coat
The appearance of Princess Kawa-
nanakoa in costume a Cleopatra SEEM
ed quite in keeping with the accepted
pictures of the famous Egyptian ruler.
The Princess's dark beauty was set off
by a shimmering gown of yellow
spangled net over silk which shaded
from light yellow down to deepest
orange. She wore a crown set with
diamonds and rubies with Egyptian
ornaments hanging over the forehead.
Amulets clasped her arms and jewels
and gewgaws adorned the gown. The
clining on litter in the midst of
cushions and hangings, the same being
carried by four handsome, stalwart
Hawaiians in Greek dress. The Prin-
cess was awarded the first prize Mr.
Sam Walker was awarded first prize
for gentleman, his costume and make
up being that of Kamehameha I as
depicted in the familiar statue in front
of the Judiciary Building. DR.. H. v.
Murray was entitled to the prize for
the best-sustained character, his role
being that of Merry Nat" of Judge
fame. Other prizes went to Mrs. Mary
Gum and Mrs. A. NJ Brown as the
It's and to Messrs. j. S. Walker and
Dillingham; as the 'tSiamese Twins"
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Payma ster Brown, u. S. N, who met |
with an accident a few weeks ago, is
convalescing slowly.
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The dance of the Kamehameha |
Alumni Association at Progress Hall |
last evening was pleasant and we'll |
attended affair H J. Aud was the
floor manager The dance committee |
was composed of J. S X. Cushingham |
and U. F. Lemon. The officers of the |
association are H. j. Aud, president; |
A. A. Dunn, recording secretary; t. |
Treadway, treasurer: U. F. Lemon. |
corresponding secretary; S. X Juku- |
mura, auditor
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For the benefit of st. Peters parish, |
a Chinese fair will be given on the |
18th of December at the residence of |
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Graham. The |
booths for the sale of fancy articles, |
plants, domestic articles, candy. paper |
flowers and grabs are to be arranged |
in series of pretty little buildings to |
look like miniature Chinese market |
place. Besides the booths. lemonade |
and ice cream tables will be prettily |
located under the shade Of the trees
festeoned with Chinese and American
flags. PERHAPS the most UNIQUE feature