The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-17

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Mrs. Gilbert ]. Waller and family
are staying for two months on Molo-
kali Mr.. Waller will join them for
short stay early in the week.
Mr.. Toney Along and sister, Mrs. J.
NJ. Riggs, are expected on the Korea,
the former to continue on the vessel
to Hongkong.
Miss Kate Kelley, formerly Governor
Dole's confidential secretary, and later
chief clerk of the Secretarys office, de-
parted for the coast on the Nevadan.
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DR.. Day entertained at luncheon on
Thursday in honor of DR.. Nicholas
Sem, the eminent surgeon of Chicago,
an authority on gunshot wounds.
Among the guests We're DR.. j. S. Nc
Grew, DR.. C. B. Wood, DR.. George
Herbert, DR.. William Taylor, DR.. F.
Howard Humphris. Dr. Hoffman
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The engagement of Miss Florence
Lyons Oh f1OnOluIu 10 AlLIGu Il.
La Motto of San Francisco, is an
nounced.
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Miss Josephine Kelley, who drew for
The prize for the most beautiful cos
tune at the Kawananakoa Masquerade
| ball, taking Golden Shower as a
| model, is a San Francisco girl, visiting
for a short time in Honolulu, and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge High
| ton.
The Growing social effort in the en3
tertainment of the Misses Bradley was
| the masquerade ball given on Friday
evening by Prince and Princess Ka-
wananakoa at the Moana Hotel. E1ab-
crate decorations in the ball room and
the attractive costumes of the maskers
were elements which went to make up
| a most enjoyable occasion. When the
grand march began at 10 o'clock a
motley array of masker dancers was in
| line, some with beautiful costumes,
! others with originality the keynote,
/ and all forming a pleasing ensemble
of color. The maskers were received
by Queen Liliuokalani and Princess
Kawananakoa, others in the receiving
! line being the judges of awards, who
were, Mrs. j. S. McGrew, Mrs. Samuel
Parker, Mrs. William Haywood, Mrs.
! George Beckley, Mrs. Helen Noonan,
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch. Mrs. Henry Highton
and Mrs Cunha. The judges wore
their hair powdered. The ball room
i was a sylvan scene composed of palms,
pandanus and MALE. Princess Kawa-
ol~O-. IaTt IIao lott
donning a pink domino, changing this
| still later to a beautiful Spanish cos
tune. The prizes were won as follows:
Miss Alice Campbell for Most Beauti-
:, full Costume, Girl in Red; Mrs. F.
Howard Humphris. for most original
| character. a French Doll on Card
| board; Mr.. Charles F. Chillingworth,
| for handsomest gentleman's costume,
that of a japanese Samurai; and Mr.
James Dougherty, for most original
costume. a Giant Firecracker. Among
| other striking costumes was that of
| Miss Jessie Forman of Erie, Pa. who
represented a lily, the costume being
| an exquisite creation. Mrs. c. w.
| Deering of Chicago wore a novel cos
| tune representing Mumm's Extra Dry,
her head being adorned with a gilded
| ornament looking like the covered cork
on a champagne bottle, the dress itself
| being of expensive design. DIR. Hum
| phris as the Hawaii Promotion Com
nlittee" was a novel design, IMPLYING
in a garb covered with advertising
matter of the committee, what Hawaii
most needs-tourists. An elaborate
supper was served at midnight in the
reception parlors of the hotel.
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Mrs. Austin P. Burwell of Seattle is
spending the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George S. Waterhouse.
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Mr.. and Mrs Gerrit P. Wilder, who
have been in Europe for the past year.
i win return to Honolulu on the Korea.
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Alfred Castle will arrive on the Ko-
rea from Harvard.
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Mrs. a. F. Judd and two children
will return on the Korea from a years
absence on the mainland
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Among the passengers expected on
the Korea is Robert W. shingle, who
has been in New York and other East
ern cities.
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Maj. Ennis. A. c., Z. S. A, formerly
in command of Camp Mckinley, may
return to Honolulu to take UP a per-
manent residence after his retirement
next year.
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A pretty scene of summertime was
that which framed the tennis court at
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. z. D.
Tenney on Monday afternoon, when a
! match game was played by Miss Mari
on Scott and Mr.. Wright against