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


night of dazzling electric globes 0
many hues. flags, bunting and flowers
Across the naval dock was an electro
| arch with New York in electri
| globes suspended from the center. TIL,
gangway was arched with ferns ane
/ electric globes and long festoons O.
| electric bulbs were looped upon tht
vessels sides. The quarter deck was
| enclosed in flags, and a handsome can
opy of brilliant ensigns completed a
rare color picture. With hundreds OF
guests present the scene was animat-
ed. The band of the cruiser was sta
toned amidships and played entranc.
ing music for dancing Admiral and
Mrs. Glass and Captain Hunker re-
ceived the guests en- the after deck. In
the wardroom the guests were regaled
with navy punch and other refresh
ments. The New York officers kept up
the reputation of the navy for warm
hospitality.
DR.. and Mrs. f. Howard Humphris
were entertained at dinner on Tues
day aboard the training ship Mohican
by Captain Holmes.
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A pedro party was given at Waikiki
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Gaines.
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Miss Jennie Giffard was the hostess
at pedro party on Thursday even
ing for Miss Violet Make and Miss
Genevfeve Dowsett. A large number
emit. Mrs. Tenney being the only ex-
{ykR1l e
the prizes dancing was enjoyed.
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Mrs. DR.. Mays departed during the
week for the mainland.
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The AT Home" of Mrs. Clinton c.
Ballentyne on Friday from to was
q pretty affair and was attended by
about 100 ladies. The large rooms were
decorated with pink oleander blossoms
a pretty decorative scheme well piann-
ed and cnarmingIy executed. Mrs.
Balientyne was assisted in receiving
by her sister, Miss Hartnagle.
the function the Ellis IIa-
Waiian quintette played and sang, and
dainty refreshments comprising ices,
cakes. champagne punch, tea and cof-
fee Were served. At the request of
many guests Miss Hartnagle sang
very sweetly two selections in her
usual charming way. Mrs. r. Howard
Humphris also favored the guests with |
recitations. while Miss Edna Kelley |
also contributed to the afternoons |
pleasure by rendering vocal selec-
ton.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch gave a luncheon
IN Thursday at which were present
Mrs. Henry Glass, Mrs. Niles. Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. w.
R. Castle, Mrs. T. Give Davies. Mrs.
3. L. Marx, Mrs. White, Mrs. Terry.
Mrs Splivalo departed on the Ala
media for her home in California. Miss
Splivalo remains in Honolulu for a
onger stay.
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Miss Violet Makee and Miss Gene
ieve Dowsett were the guests of
onor on Wednesday at a luncheon
wen by Mrs. E. D. Tennev. Decor
tive effects were wrought with ma
e, lima leis and China oranges. The
ther guests were Miss Louise Rrad.
", Miss Bessie Bradley, Miss Jennie
Tifard, Miss Irmgard Schaefer Misc
Laude Benson, Miss Rosie Cunha- Miss
lice Campbell.
Italian Consul and Mrs Schaefer en-
srtained at luncheon on Thursday for ,
rfnce Luigi. the Duke d'Abruzzi the
uests in attendance besides the dis &
nguished visitor being Hon. A. s.
leghorn, Mrs. Samuel Wilder, Mrs. 10
ougherty, Miss HartnagIe, Miss vfo-
t Makee, Miss Genevieve Dowsett.
Liss Patty. the Misses Schaefer. Mr..
.erman Focke
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Admiral and Mrs. Glass entertained
few friends last evening aboard the a
agship New York.
Among the arrivals during the week
ere Prince and Princess Kalaniana-
e, who came in the China. after :.
the winter and spring at
'ashington. Prince Cupid leaves for
e Coast again on the Ventura. go
g as far east as Chicago. The Prin-
IS VIII remain in Honolulu.
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The wedding of Miss Marion Dow
tt and Mr.. Laurie Crook will take
ace on June 81.