The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-22

A most enjoyable pract' re that prom
ises to become popular this summer
viii be the giving of house parties at
the Volcano House on the cool slopes
of Mauna Loa on Hawaii. The plan
will be for parties Of ten or more to
organize in Honolulu, and travel to
the Volcano by way of the Wilder's
S. S. Co. route to HiIo, then by rail-
road and stage to the Volcano House. !
Here special accommodations and en-
tertainment win be provided for the
parties, and everything possible done
to make q stay of ten days or Two
weeks very pleasant as well as in
tensely interesting. Leaving the Vol
cano House. the honeward bound trip
will be by stage to Honuapo, where a
steamer Of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co.. viii be boarded for
Honolulu. A large party of school
teachers is now being made up for
June outing of this sort, and the two
steamship companies, the railroad and
stage lines. and the Volcano House
Co., have joined in making low rates
for the trip. Concessions will likewise
be made to private parties wishing to
enjoy such an outing. Richard IT.
Trent is acting as general agent for
the several companies interested.
.S.42
Mrs. SplivaIo and Miss Splivalo will
depart for the coast on the Ventura
- - -
The dance at the Young Hotel on
Wednesday evening in honor of Com
mander Nicholson and the officers of
the new United States cruiser Tacoma,
was one of the pleasant functions OF
the week. Tt was an enjoyable occa-
sion and was participated in by Off
GERS from all the warships in the har-
Dor and by a select attendance of Ho-
nolulu society folk. The hop was
given in the makai ball room and de-
lightful Hawaiian music was furnish
ed by the Ellis auintette. Captain
Nicholson, an old friend of Mr.. Lake,
was more than pleased with the even
ing's entertainment and expressed the
hope that he might soon return to Ho-
noluIu to enjoy another such occasion.
sssss
A special dinner and dance was
given as usual at the Haleiwa Satur-
day evening. the popular hotel being
filled to Overlooking as usual for over
the Sabbath. Besides the Golf Links.
Tennis Court, Croquet ground and
swimming pool, the mana ernent have
added a large war canoe, built on the
adds materially both to the pleasure
of the guests and the picturesqueness
of the surroundings.
%ssS
Mrs. Levin Jones has left for Homo
t,,I,, S.;v, bA,.
Levin Jones. and from the lovely Ha-
waiian port will probably journey on
to Manila. Local society will greatly
miss Mrs. Jones, whose engaging per-
sona1ity, bright manner and constant
Hospitality have made her a popular
Iffigure in the set where her father and
mother, Captain and Mrs. Munger. are
so widely known and esteemed.-Call.
- 49,
Miss May Damon was the guest of
honor at the University Club in San
Francisco by Miss Josephine Morris
| de Greayer.
/ Mr.. Toney Along was welcomed
4 home on Friday after eighteen years
absence in China. He is the guest OF
his mother, Mrs. Julia Along, Nauanu
Avenue, during his stay in Honolulu.
-.
| DR.. E. Weldon Young of Seattle.
| Wash. gave on Thursday night the
prettiest dinner ever partaken of at
| Haleiwa in honor of his brides birth
| day. The decorations were tropical to
/ a degree, the private dining room of
| the hotel being literally covered, walls
| and peiJiO1 with the faafhery leaves
| Of palms of various varieties. ostrich
| plume bamboo and long tendr-ils from
| the giant Parasite vine. The color
scheme was pink in ribbons. Candida
| bra and flowers. Mrs. Young was the