The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-19

and drill of over 800 cadets was given
in their honor.
Mrs Whiting welcomed the visitors
in her charming home, and here tea
was served and a most agreeable hour
passed with Mrs. Whiting, who is one
of the Along family of Honolulu, and
it was late in the afternoon before the
guests steamed home again, the Oak
/ land contingent on the Golden Gate
and the San Franciscans on the tug
! Slocum.
1883
Mrs. Ned Macfarlane departed on the
| Alameda for San Francisco where she
may remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich Renjes de-
parted on the Siberia for Yokohama,
where after touring the principal CT
ties of the Empire they viii proceed
to China and thence by easy stages
to Germany.
Mr.. Jack Low gave a dinner last
evening at the Young Hotel in honor of
Deputy Sheriff ChilIingworth, Mr.. Ches-
ter Doyle and Mr.. H. E. Murray.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch gave a dinner last
Sunday evening, among her guests be-
| ing Mrs Philip Andrews, Mrs. r. P.
Schwerin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ivers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, Miss Winston,
Miss Kaufman, Messrs. Wright, Hart
man, Terry and Spindle.
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Princess KaIanianaoIe gave a picnic
at the Peninsula in honor of Queen
| Liliuokalani. Other guests were Mrs.
| George Robertson, Mrs. James Dough-
erty, Misses Ward, Mrs. Smithies, Mrs.
Booth.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp enter
tanned at cards on Monday evening,
| about fifty guests being present. A
! SatsuIna plaque as first prize was won
| by Mrs. Williamson; a fan, for the con-
ISOLATION prize, went to Mrs. Hatch; a
stein as the gentlemen's first prize was
carried off by Mr.. Frank Armstrong;
picture for the consolation prize be-
| ing the trophy of Captain Fuller
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The famous Kawaii1au club, now re-
| organized under Charles Hopkins, who
has done so much for Hawaiian music,
and which has delighted society with
it's playing from the time of Kalakaua
until now, gives, under the patronage
| of the Princess Kawananakoa, dance
at the Young Hotel on Friday evening
next for which tickets are on sale at
the drug stores, Wall Nichols, Nc
Inerny's and Wichmans.
Eighteen first class musicians, play
ers and singers BOTH will give dancers
treat never before planned on such a
scale. The musicians of the club are:
Major Kealakai, Chas. Palikapu, Sam
Nainoa, Jno. Edwards, Jno. K. Naha-
olelua, Geo. K. Nahaolelua, z. Kapule,
Solomon Hiram, Jim Shaw, Jim Kulo-
liza, Joe Kulolia, H. Keaweamahi. H.
Paakea, Duke Kahanamoku, William
H. Keawe, Ben Jones, Kalani Peters,
and the program, starting with a grand
march at $50, and including a schot-
tische and medley, reads as follows:
l. Grand March and Waltz .Amistad
2. Two Step ............ Hula o Makee
8. Waltz .............. Wahikaahuula
princess Kawananakoa.)
i. Two Step Manoa Anuanu Wau
5. Waltz ...................... WaIalae
6. Two Step. He Manao
z. Waltz ...-............H iu No Wau
g. Two Step conference.-the una1oa
Ten Minutes Internission.
q Waltz 10 Leo
III. oCnOILlScDe- nom Au 1hd w oI
IL. Two Step. Toni, Toni
II. Waltz. Pulu Pc Ike Anu
Is. Two Step. All Aka Honehone Ana
IA. Medley. .................E Maliu Mai
EXTRAS.
1. Two Step. Waikiki Mermaid
2. Waltz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Halona
3. Two Step. Vabine
4. waltz Puu HUI
Sonny Cunha is to be floor manager
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Captain Humphrey, u. s A, and
Mrs. Humphrey are occupying the
John Ellis cottage in College Hills.
Col. and Mrs. z. S. Spalding returned
from Europe on the Siberia on Friday
and departed the same day for the
Spa1ding home on Kauai. Mrs. Spald-
ing is an invalid and has come back
to her old home after an absence of
fifteen years spent mostly in Italy.
Mrs. Spalding was one of the A1akee
girls before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Macfarlane re-
turned from the mainland on the ST.
IBERIA, accompanied by their two
daughters who have been attending
school. The young ladies will spend
their vacation in the islands