The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-08

SOCIETY



he was entertained at dinner one even
ing by the wight family at their beau
tiful ..Czreen Bank home. Covers were
laid for sixteen, and Kohala's reputa-
ton for generous hospitality was full
Iy sustained. Delicate ferns and rare
orchids from Mrs. wight's greenhouse
gave the table a pleasing holiday air.
and the menu was one to tempt the
most Indifferent appetite. Besides the
hostess and her family, and Bishop
Restarick. there were present, Rev.
Fenton- Smith, Judge and Mrs R. II.
Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. S. Kay,
Mr.. Robert Hall, Miss Hall, Mr.. H. r.
Bryant, Miss Barnard, Mr.. +. c. Pae-
tow and Mr. Richard H. Trent. After
dinner quite a number of young people
of the district gathered at Green Bank
to meet the Bishop and enjoyed q
pheasant evening of music and games.
Mrs. T. r. Strain arrives today on
the Claudine from Maui where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Il.
Myers at Huelo. Mrs. Strain viii be
the guest of her brother Ed. Dekum
for two weeks and will then return
to her home in Portland, Oregon, on
the next Alameda sailing May %.
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It is rumored that Mr.. Lot Kaulu-
kou, the Hawaiian baritone, has been
engaged to appear at the Tivoi1 san
Francisco. Mr.. Kaulukou possesses a
rich baritone voice of unusual musical
quality, and much of his recent adj
vance is due to the training of Mrs.
Annis Montague Turner.
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Lieut.. Harry Newton of the Artillery
Corps, U. S. A., and Mrs. Newton, de-
part today on the transport Sherman
for San Francisco. They win reside
at the Preside. Lieut.. Newton achiev-
ed fame during the war in the Philip
pines as one of the officers who par
ticipated with General Funston in the
capture of Aguinaido. He was then
in the volunteer service, and was re-
warded with transfer to the regular
service for his share in that exploit.
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Captain and Mrs. Douglas of Camp
Mckinley depart with the batteries to-
day for the Presidio.
Miss Downing, whose engagement to
Lieut. Behr. Artillery Corps, was re-
Gently announced here, will depart for
the coast today in the transport Sher-
main.
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck of Manoa viii
not be at home to callers from now UNI
fill her return from the mainland in
October
Mr.. F. M. Hatch viii return on the
Scnoma from San Francisco accom-
panied by his daughter.
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/ Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
gave boxparty at the initial per-
formance of the .sAhkund of Swat"
Among those IN the box were Mr. and
Mrs. A. @. Halves. Miss Rosie Cunha
and the Misses Bradley of San Fran
cisco.
DIR. and Mrs. f. Howard Humphris
entertained a number of guests on SUM
day at Wailele, Allan Herbert's cool
retreat in KaIihi valley. An appetizing
sshowder, prepared by Allan Herbert.
was enjoyed. About sixty guests were
present.
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Mrs Wesley K Hamilton was the
guest of honor on Monday at a lun-
cheon given by Miss Jennie Giffard,
one of the bridesmaids at the Han1il-
ton-Bacon wedding Pink roses tied
with pink ribbons and intertwirings of
MALE gave the table pretty effect.
The place cards were artificial pink
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Macfarlane, Mrs. Byron Baird, Mrs.
Montague Cooke, Jr.. Mrs. Percy Ben
son, Mrs. s. G. Wilder, Mrs. clifford
Kimba1l. Mrs. E. D. Tenhey, Miss
Gardie Macfarlane, Miss Terry, Miss
Maude Benson.
Mrs SpliValo and Miss Splivalo may
depart for their home in Belmont,
month.
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Mrs. f. M. Hatch entertained at din
ner on Sunday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mac
Winston, Miss Kaufman, Messrs.
Potter, Wright, Anderson, Dillingham;
and Bliss
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Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Lake gave a
driving party on Friday evening for
Lieut.-Col. Scott, u. S. A, Mrs. Spill
valo, Miss Splivalo, DR.. and Mrs. High,
Mr.. Clarence Waterman.
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Riding parties are becoming the fad
and on any moonlight night numerous
groups of equestriennes and their es-
corts are to be seen rounding the Dia-
mond Head boulevard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins of Ho-
nolulu recently, formerly of this city.
came up on the Sierra from the islands
to remain, it is said, permanently. Both
are favorites of old standing gladly
welcomed home. Mrs. Perkins visited
here last winter and was extensively
entertained. An apartment at ST. Dun
STAINS has been taken by the new
Corners, and it is expected that next
winter sthey will figure prominently in