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


daughter and Mrs Merrill Mrs and
Miss Damon go from here to New York
and then to Europe and will be absent.
| it IS expected. year and a hail.
Chronicle,
| Society will no doubt turn out In
force at the congress of Song" to be
held in the Hawaiian Opera House
next Friday evening. Mr.. E. A. r
| Newcorrit, is in charge of the decora-
tons. The chorus viii be under the
general direction OF Mr.. Gerard Bar
ton.
Admiral and Mrs. Glass and Mrs.
schwerin were the guests of honor at
an afternoon party yesterday given
| by Hon. A. S. Cleghorn. A large NUM-
Der of other guests were present.
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Miss spliyalo. who has been enjoy
ing Honolulu life for several weeks.
is a most accomplished horsewoman.
At the Splivalo home in Belmont is a
glass ease in which are many silver
cup trophies won by Miss Splivalo IN
steeplechase hurdle and other races
OF this kind.
The pedro party given on Thursday
by Mrs. H Wingate Lake at the Alex
ander Young Hotel was one Of the
most delightful affairs of the week or
season, between eighty and ninety
ladies being present. The party was
given in honor Of Mrs. Splivalo and
Miss Splivalo of Belmont, California
Twenty-Five tables were used in the
pavilion which was decorated in a
unique and artistic manner by Mrs. G.
E. Camp and Mr.. Ernest Parker. The
Italian colors were worked out IN
scheme OF decoration involving the
use of bunting which hung in streann-
ers from a bow knot caught in the
ceiling Bowls of yellow coreopsis
blossoms, roses. ferns and vines COM
pleted a beautiful decorative scheme.
American, Hawaiian and Chinese flags
were used with charming effect, the
bow-window being draped with an
American ensign. In this cosy retreat
was a prettily decorated table from
which was served a delicious array OF
refreshments. Princess Kawananakoa-
won the first prize. a Japanese purse;
Mrs. Emmett May, the second, cary
ed ivory fan; Miss Louise Bradley, the
consolation prize, cut glass vase.
Huge cut glass bowls containing the
famous "a. Y" punch, were a center
OF attraction the punch being served
during the games,
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Mrs. Sanford B. Dole gave a pretty
luncheon on Tuesday at the Dole's
Diamond Head home in honor OF Miss
Winston of Virginia.
$50
H. L. Downey, the Eastern Golf
player. twice broke the record for the
Haleiwa Links on Friday, doing the
nine holes in the a. m. in SO and in
the D. m. in q beautiful 35. 1t is safe
to say that it will be many a long
Cay before this last score is bettered.
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The Yacht Club viii be at TTaleiwa
on the coming Saturday and Sunday
and as the management are giving the
Nauticais 1uau and dance and a
large number from Honolulu are going
down to take advantage Of the holi-
day on Monday, the 30th, the present
bookings at the Honolulu Country Club
assure the largest crowd that Hale
iva has ever seen.
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Mrs. George Bliss who is stopping
at the Moana, may not leave for her.
home in Erie, Pa. for three or four
months.
The chi1drerl's contest and carnival
to be held on Saturday afternoon at
the Boys Field, off Iiliha street. in.
which 600 school children will sing in
ises to be an event unique in the
musical history OF the islands. The
decoration of the grounds will be
quite elaborate and will he under
the supervision of Miss Rose Dawson.
as&S
DIR. C. B. Cooper departed yesterday
on the Siberia for washington and ST.
Louis.
Mrs. Johnson, wife of Lieut. Johnson
who was here in early days as an off,
Ger on the Jnniata, Adams and VAN
dalia, is at Mrs. Gray.s, King street.
She will remain here until September.
An invitation reception and dance is
to be given aboard the flagship New
York on Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Need and Mrs.
Jones. wives of officers of the Thetis.
are all guests at the Young Hotel.
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Midshipman Wainwright aboard the
cruiser Buffalo is the son of Com
mander Richard Wainwright of Span
ish war fame.
3.a.s
Miss Irene Dickson returned on the
Siberia from the Orient and was well
coined at the dock by many friends.
Senator and Mrs. Cecil Brown also re-
turned on the same steamer.
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Captain and Mrs. Glen Collins, who
were guests at the Moana Hotel DUR
ing the week. departed yesterday on
| the Siberia for San Francisco whence
they will start for London via New
York. Mrs. Glen Collins. who was