The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-13

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gala dress will fill an afternoon with
pleasure for the, little ones.
The children'si clothes should find
ready sale as good value is there for
the money.
The flower booth will be laden with
natural and artificial flowers and ported
plants.
Toys and dolls and German books in
their booth will not fail to attract the
attention of prospective Christmas
buyers.
The Samoan display will surpass any
such exhibit ever seen in Honolulu and
|curio hunters will find everything here.
The fancy work must be seen to be
appreciated, embroideries. laces, hand
made dresses, articles for babies-wear,
sofa pillows, etc. The ladies feel they
can say without doubt such things and
in such number have never been Of
fered at fair in Honolulu. All the
ladies will wear quaint German cos
tunes.
The Government band will be in at
tendance and a special platform will
The ladies in charge hope there will be
November 18th, afternoon or evening.
Admission is 25 cents. for adults and
for children, 10 cents.
1888
Mr.. Gilbert j. Waller gave a birth
day dinner at his Waikiki residence
on Friday evening, at which a number
of his friends were present.
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Excelsior. Lodge. No. /, I. o. o. F.
will give a Hard Times Social and
dance on Wednesday evening, Nov. %,
at Odd Fellows Hall. The tickets are
rs cents each, admitting lady and
her escort.
Mrs. Bickerton gave a delightful
luncheon on Sunday at Waikiki.
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Mr.. G. Delling was the guest of
honor at a Dutch dinner given last
Saturday evening by a number of his
friends. The table was barren of
cloth, the dishes were wooden and
wine was drunk from wooden goblets.
Mr.. Delling will be married shortly and
the honeymoon will be spent abroad.
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The Punahou girls have organized a
junior basketball league and are ready
to meet a similar organization from
the High School. It is proposed that
the Junior Punahous play a game on
Saturday afternoon, November 26, with
the regular basketball team from the
High School This game is expected
to bring out all the skill of the Puma
hous for they expect to defeat their
opponents. Miss Claire Williams cap
tains the Punahous and Miss Maude
O'Sullivan will lead the High School
Juniors.
Mrs. Voldefeld was the guest of
honor on Friday afternoon at Sans
Souci at an informal tea given by Mrs.
F. NJ. Hatch. Violets We're the prin-
cipa1 decorative feature. Delightful
music was furnished by Miss Terry,
Mrs Rannie Scott and Miss Campbell.
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Mrs. Richard Ivers is expected home
on the Sierra.
Miss Mamie Winston expects to re-
the winter.
British Consul R. de B. I.ayard re-
ceived at the British Consulate. King
street, on the Kings birthday, the
guests celebrating the occasion with
champagne healths.
Allan Herbert left on the Alameda
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DR.. Humphris was treated to sur
prise party On the occasion of the open
ing of his new Office the other night
The doctor. as well as Mrs. Humphris.
was called from the Young Hotel to
the office where he was greeted by
number of his friends. The guests had
brought refreshments and a pleasant
evening was spent. Several presents
were received, among them being a
writing pad, a Morris chair and desk
fixtures. Among those present were
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. C. Deering, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ena, Miss Ena, Mr.. and
Mrs. A G. Halves, Mr.. and Mrs. A H
Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines. Mrs. F. M.
Hatch. Miss Jessie Kaufman, Mrs.
Willie Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Parker, Miss Alice Campbell, Mrs
Reid, Miss Rose Cunha. Miss Hart
nagle. Mr.. John H. Bliss, Mr.. Hart
mann, Fred Church and others.
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Society is looking forward with in
terest to the Healani Masque ball
to be given at the Moana Hotel on
Thanksgiving evening.
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Major George Potter will leave in the
kinau next Tuesday for Hawaii and