The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-07

| Deering house is three stories in height,
not counting a finished attic, and re-
freshments were served on every floor,
almost in every room. The result was
! that people scattered themselves all
over the house. Even the bedrooms,
with their big mahogany four-posters
from New Orleans, were crowded at
times. It was a real Understanding,
and that the women appreciated the
attentions of the men was shown by
the fact that some of the guests re-
manned an hour and a half Over a
hundred men were amongst the callers.
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Mr.. Gerard Barton, the organist of
st. Andrews cathedral, and a COM
poser of repute, is said to be the choice
of the members of the Honolulu Sym
phony Club, as leader to take the place
of Mr.. w. F. Jocher.
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Amy Long, who was at Piedmont
during her mothers absence in Homo
lulu, has gone back to her home in
Washington City, but 1 understand
that both she and Colonel Long are to
be here in two or three months on
their way to a tour in the Orient and
the Philippines. Mile Ashe SewaIl
is here on a visit to her mother Mrs.
Ashe, and is already the motif for
entertainment.
Bessie and Della Mills gave a card
party at the Cecil for Polly Macfarlane.
The Bender girls gave tea for Polly
Macfarlane on Monday afternoon-who
talks Of going home next week.
Mrs. TWINS card party, which ma
terialized yesterday, was for Mrs.
Pacheeo, who is here On visit to her
daughter Mabel Tevis.
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Geranium promises to be the color
of the new year. Geranium-colored
gowns, all one color, beautiful tone, are
being made, and flowers of brilliant
geranium tints are being embroidered
upon bodices and skirt panels.
Mrs. Herbert Turner (nee Dowsett)
is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Montana,
Manoa
Not the least interesting of tn ma
lihinis from the mainland who are en-
joying the life in Honolulu, is Mrs
Deering of Chicago, who has resided
for several months at the Moana Ho-
tel. Mrs. Deering and her red auto
mobile are much in evidence on the
Waikiki road.
Mrs. A. j. Daugherty (nee Afong)
and little Muriel who have been visit |
ing Mrs. Along for the past two weeks, !
leave on the China for San Francisco,
to join Lieut.. Daugherty. The Daugh- !
ertys will be stationed at the Preside. |
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Mrs. H. Alexander Isenberg gives a |
tea on Monday afternoon, February 15 |
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Prudential the pianist has already |
been entertained during his short stay |
IN Honolulu by Miss Carrie Castle and |
Mrs. Walter Hoffman.
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Mrs. Walter Hoffman returned from |
Hawaii last week after enjoying three
weeks of the delightful cool weather on
the big island. She was entertained
at the McWaynes.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson will return
from Hawaii this week.
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Captain Rodman was host on
Wednesday evening on a moonlight
launch ride about the harbor, his
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Searle. Miss
Iartnagle, Miss Winston, Miss Hoare.
WI SdI tWI-SHC, MT Bliss, Mr.. RaaS, |
Miss Cartwright and Mr.. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searle were the guests
IN Friday evening at Sans Souci at a
'athing party given by Miss Kaufman.
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Mr., and Mrs. Porter Boyd may re-
urn to Honolulu in April
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Kathleen Cartwright is said to he
contemplating a trip to Europe next
March, as she has been invited bv IiIv
Veumann to be one of her bridesmaids
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Following The concert given nm
Thursday evening at the residence of
Admiral and Mrs. Terry, a delightfnI
supper was given for those who mar
iclpated in the evenings entertain
nent and a few intimate friends Tba
oncert was one of pleasing selections
throughout and it was an opportunity
o hear Miss Terry in public for the
rst time Miss Terry has a pleasing
olce added to most Charming nar0 |
onaiity- Miss Alice Campbell was IN
xqu1site voice and sang with good e.
ect' George Davies was exceptional-
clever in Our Bazaar and mad