The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29

They were married in Boston on Jan
uary 8. Mrs. Reynolds was an attrac
tive daughter of the islands, and hel
husband is well known in marine cir
J cles, having been often at this port
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Ahuimanu is the rendezvous for the
holidays of a house party with Mr..
| Walter Macfarlane as the host.
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| The dance at the Hawaiian Hotel
Annex on Friday evening was one of
the pleasant functions of the week, and
| was largely attended by town society
| folk officers from the fleet and the
| members of the American Trsvesty
Stars company. The band concert un-
der the trees was pleasant diversion.
The lanai. overlooking the sea, was
filed with dancers, throughout the
evening.
The management of the Moana Hotel
is to give a very elaborate farewell
dance for the officers of the American
feet on next Friday evening. The
beach hosiery has proved popular for
naval hops, and as the orchestra from
the flagship New York and the Ellis
quintette club will be present and
alternate in playing the music for the
dancing, a pleasant evening is assur-
ed. The management extends an in
vitation to all who have been sharing
in the entertainments for the officers
to attend. The reception parlor viii
be used for dancing.
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Toney Along at luncheon yesterday at
the Pacific Club
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Mr.. Toney Along and son were the
guests of honor last evening at a ban
quet at the Chinese Club rendered by
wealthy and influential Chinese resi-
dents.
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Mr.. Paul Isenberg will give a iuau at
Waialae next Tuesday in honor of Mr.
Toney Along, to which all available
former classmates of Mr. Along while
attending ST. Adams College have been
invited.
The Eastern stars will give a moon
light excursion and ball at Pearl Har-
Dor on June %. Tickets are out
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Miss May Damon. guest of Mrs. John /
F. Merrill. is one of Honolulu's sweet |
est and most charming girls Her par |
ents were among the early residents /
of the quaint Hawaiian city, and the |
lack of that novelty in the place which |
SO charms visitors is more than made
up to this family by the tender home
ties. Mrs Damon also is visiting Mrs. T
Merrill en- route to New York and Eu-
rope, where a year and a half is to be
spent, with Paris as headquarters. Both
mother and daughter are active, intel
Iigent, energetic women, and only deli
cate health prevents the accomplish
ment of even more than they do at
present During the late war they
took active places in the Honolulu
Red Cross Society and did splendid
work. Their home in the island city
s one of the most attractive there. The
Merrill party, on their recent trip to
Hawaii, were entertained in the Damon
On Friday afternoon last
Mrs. Merrill gave a small informal
ga, bringing together simply the mu-
.ual friends of all three Large af-
airs are out of the question for either
Yrs. or Miss Damon. both being far
rom strong and having in view con- ,
tant travelling, a tax even to those in
rood health. When they leave here
hey will go direct to ST. Louis, to
njoy the exposition at their leisure
chronicle.
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There was a pretty sight at Ha1eiwa 6
yesterday when the Princess Kawa-
anakoa and her party arrived. The :
ublic school children assembled with |
eis and loose blossoms. arranging |
themselves on the depot steps AS the | :
'rincess approached. the children sang
alive songs with much sweetness
Thile strewing the pathway of the
uests with flowers and putting the a
arlands around the Princess who | #
raciously thanked the children for
heir welcome.
$3.50 '
The reception and dance aboard the =
agship New York on Wednesday $
vening given by Admiral Glass, the V
aptain and wardroom officers of the t
ruiser, was one of the notable social il
motions of the week. The big cruiser c
-ith its high sides lent itself easily
decorative effects and from stern
'oking warshfp in the daytime had 8
cen transformed into a fairyIand at D