The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-28

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The gunboat Bennington was the
popular warship in the feet yesterday
afternoon, when society folk invaded
the popular vessel from to $50
o'clock. The gunboat. clothed IN bunt-
ing and flags from stem to stern.
presented an appearance Of holiday
times The auarterdeck: was resplen-
dent in flags OF many nations, the sides
being enclosed in signal flags.
The band of the flagship New York
was stationed in a dag enclosed space
amid ship and the deck was waxed
with powdered borax to a CLASSY sur
face. especially adapted to dancing.
Tubs of punch placed amidships
made that locality a popular rendez-
vous, as was the tween decks section
where DR.. Fields presided. Among
those present were Prince Luigi, COM
mander of the cruiser Liguria, Prince
Kalanianaole, Ex-Governor Cleghorn.
Miss Cunha, Misses Bradley, Mrs. Car
rera. Mrs. Dougherty, Lieut.. Hamilton.
II. S. a., and Mrs. Hamilton, Col Nc
Clellan. Miss Benson. Mrs. Benson, Mr..
and Mrs. Deering Of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Brewster, Mr. and Mrs.
BaIlou, Capt and Mrs. Williamson.
Paynaster Brown, II. S. N. Col. and
Mrs. George Macfarlane, Mrs Ned
Macfarlane, Lieut.. Cuminins. II. N. G..
Mrs r.. p. schwerin, Capt. Hall, y
S. N. c., Actg. Governor Atkinson,
Miss winston, Mrs. Andrew Fuller,
Lieut., and Mrs. Andrew Fuller. Mrs.
George Angus, Misses Angus, Mrs.
Helen whitney Kelley, Misses Kelley.
Lieut.. slattery. U. S. A., Mrs. E. NJ.
Boyd, Mrs c. B. High, Mr.. A. Cart
ley, Miss Terry, Mrs. A. G. Halves. Mr..
y. G. Spencer, DR.. and Mrs. Humphrfs,
Mrs. Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Davies. Mrs. Terry, Senator Crabbe,
Miss Dickson, Miss Jennie Giffard-
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The concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
annex last evening was a pop
uIar success, and the dance fol-
lowing was one of the season's tri-
lmphs. The lawns were crowded with
spectators. and following the concert
the lanais were filed with dancers.
Palm branches over the entrances and
arches formed a tropical decoration in |
keeping with the popular resort. A |
arge number of society folk availed |
themselves of the opportunity to dance /
IN the lanai. and the members of the
American Travesty Stars were out in
'uil force to celebrate the moonlight
eason.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
i've house party for fourteen today
It waialua in honor of the Misses
Bradley. The guests will make use
10Th of the Haleiwa Hotel and the
queens old cottage.
$3.50
n 1s1i Sc CIOWu VI pSOpAc 80 10 W ala
ia today to meet the captains and
rews of the Hawaii Yacht Club who
ill arrive off waialua in their yachts
his morning. All will attend a big
Tau to be given this evening at the
Ialeiwa Motel
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Baird go to Ha-
iva today to remain until Monday.
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Italian Consul and Mrs. f. A. Schae- i
r viii give a reception at their Nuu- j
au Valley residence, s'Resebanl<,. on
.onday evening In honor of Prince
nigi. cousin Of the King of Italy, and
e officers of the Italian cruiser LIZ
lria.
On Tuesday evening a reception viii
given aboard the italian cruiser lii a
ria by Prince Luigi. commander Of t,
e warship. j
$3.50
Mr. Walter Macfarlane gives a house :.
rty extending from today until Mon :
y at A-huin1anu, on the Koolau side
Oahu.
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Prince and Princess Kawananakoa it
-e a poi supper next Wednesday III
ming at their Pensacola street resi- :.
ace in honor OF Prince Luigi, COM =
nder of the italian warship Liguria. W
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