The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-16


mandousIv popular as resort. Inc
princess is only half Hawaiian and she
ie very young, having celebrated her
twenty-first birthday last New Year
dav. She married Prince David ha-
uananakoa three years ago, immediate
Nv on leaving the convent, where she
was educated. They are enormously
rich and they entertain most lavlsniy.
.&&1s
Covers were laid for eight at din
ner given Friday evening by Prof. ana
Mrs NJ NJ. Scott.
Miss Terry returned from the Coast
on the Alameda.
The dance at the Moana Hotel on
Friday evening was pleasant aIalr
and was largely attended by toWnsIoih
al. well as by officers of the cruiser
RnffaIo The warship's band gave a
delightful concert preceding the dance.
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The Deerings and the Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa returned from
Hawaii yesterday on the klnau' ahter
having toured the island in the Deer
ings, big motor car. The behring's have
Hotel. and the Kawananakoas have re-
turned TO the McClanahan home in
Manoa Valley.
DR.. and Mrs St. D. G. Walters, VINO
returned from the Coast on THURSDAY
! are occupying the Schaefer cottage at
! Waikiki.
Miss Hartnagle entertained the
Misses Bean at luncheon on FRIDAY.
/ es&%
/ Mrs w. Porter Boyd was the guest
| of honor on Wednesday at a poi supper
given by Mrs. A. NJ. Brown.
1888
/ window cards are out announcing
| lizard Times dance to be given py
Excelsior Lodge. No. /, on the Roof
Garden of the I. o. o. f. Building, on
Thanksgiving eve, November %. 1t is
the first dance of the kind of the sea-
son and as all the members are selling
tickets, a large crowd is expected to at
, tend hard times dance is ore al
which one can wear old clothes. Prizes
are to be given for the couples wear
4 ing the most original and also the mo5t
ridiculous costumes. Any one app ear
ing in their best will be fined or put
in the Brig for one or more dances as
the judges may see fit. A special ca
will, be arranged for to take the late
dancers home. The tickets are 10 cents
each admitting lady and escort.
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One of the most delightful affairs Of
the past week was the luncheon giver
by Mrs. Harry Macfarlane at her at
! tractive Waikiki Bungalow, on Friday
{ last. in honor of Mrs. George r. Cartel
and Miss Coleman. Mrs Macfarlane''
, guests besides the guests of honol
; were Mrs. H. A. Isenberg, Mrs. Geo. +
). Davies, Mrs Silas w. Terry Mrs
' Gerrit P Wilder, Mrs. Herman Focke
j ! Mrs W. Porter Boyd, Mrs. F. NJ
Hatch and Mrs. r. w. Macfarlane.
, %.&1s
Y Major George Potter is convaiescin;
E satisfactorily at Miss Johnson's SAM
tarium.
Mrs. A. P. Taylor was able to leav
$ the Sanitarium yesterday and return
: to her home in College Hills.
3 $3.50
The lunch and fair given yesterda,
e by the st. Andrews Cathedral gull
X was successfully carried out, perfec
day adding to the charm of the affair
S The bazaar was held in the open spac
: fronting the Cathedral beneath tn
!. trees which afforded excellent shade
: The lunch was served beneath canva
n which gave room for several long ia
j bles. The interior and entrances wer
e decorated with palm branches an
flowers and presented an inviting ap
pearance. A delicious lunch was serv
It ed, including fish chowder salads
j. chicken, rolls, cake, doughnuts an
coffee. The mattresses were prett,
Is matrons and maids of the society sci
= There was crush at the luncheon
tables and from the time the tent wa
opened to guests until it closed tn
lei mattresses had little time to spare TO
Al gossip. The Ellis Brothers Glee clu
4, played throughout the afternoon.
A very pretty booth was that i
which fancy goods We're displayed an
l. sold. 1t was exquisitely decorated
er was also the lemonade booth, the from
rel and sides being adorned with orang
tree branches breadfruit, etc. In tn
paper booth We're dainty flowers mad
t. of paper. the interior presenting a yer
at pretty effect with its myriad of color
lg worked into roses, carnations, hile'
etc. The candy BOOTH handsomel
y decorated, was an attractive place q
r. which large amount of money wa
d, taken in. The brab-bag proved
lodestone to the grown-up. as well
the small children. Some unique fea'
ne ures. notably the goose-head whic
u, took in money and gave out present
-ir pleased the little ones. The ice cream
no coffee and game booths filled their pa
ul in the general decorative scheme. Coz
nsl siderable fun was extracted from tt
is throwing Of tennis balls at the "Ni'