The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-24

1888
Princess Kalanianaole received in
! formally at Pualeilani Waikiki, last
Tuesday afternoon from $3.50 to 6, dur
ing which time throng of Honolulu's
| fashionabIes passed through the portals
and received a charming welcome from
| the hostess.
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DR.. c. B. Cooper returned on the Ko-
rea from a combined business and
pleasure trip to Washington, New York,
New England cities, Chicago, st. Louis,
Salt Lake and San Francisco.
Mr. Robert Single returned on the
Alameda after a three months visit on
the mainland. All the big Eeastern
cities were visited by him.
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The dance at the Moana Hotel on
Friday evening was one of the prettiest
from the viewpoint of exquisite even
ing toilettes, and the most delightful
informal affair that has been given at
the beach hosiery.
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| Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney will re-
side at the Moana Hotel for a brief
period while alterations are being made
| to their home.
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| Mrs. F. M. Brooks departed yesterday
| for Hongkong on the steamer Gaelic.
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A DELIGHTFULLY."- informal tea was given
on Monday by Mrs. H. A. Isenberg in
honor of Mrs. S. Give Davies, who
! shortly departs for the British Isles to
remain a year or so. Attractively
decorated tea tables, adorned with roses
in clusters, were pretty sight, and
| the collation. was dainty. Among the
guests were Mrs. T. A. Schaefer, Mrs.
C. G. Ballentyne, Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch,
Mrs. J. o. Carter Mrs. George Davies,
Mrs. West, Mrs. F. Howard Hunnphris,
Miss Leontine Hartnagle, Miss Batche1-
/ der, Mrs Klamp, Mrs. Pfotenhauer,
| Mrs. Hanneberg, Mrs. William Hay
| wood Mrs. James G. Spencer, Miss
Mist, Mrs. Halves.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt P. Wilder re-
turned from Europe on the Korea, Mrs.
Wilder having spent the past three
wears in Paris, Berlin and Carlsbad.
Mr.. Wilder's visit was of eleven months
1 duration, the most of his time being
occupied in rambling through the great
conserva tories and lighthouses of the
capitals of Europe. The Wilders are
again occupying their attractive home
on Hastings street.
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The engagement of Miss Jean Center
of Honolulu and Mr.. J. NJ. Smith of
Honomu, Hawaii, has been announced.
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! The wedding of Miss Mary Nichols,
| daughter of Bishop Nichols, of Califor-
MIA, and Mr.. Philip Lansdale, formerly
of Honolulu, will take place in San
Francisco during the fall.
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| The wedding of Miss Lille Neumann
and Mr.. Bird will take place in London
next Thursday evening.
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Miss Kathleen Cartwright is in En-
gland.
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The largest social function of the
! week was the farewell reception given
at "Craigside" by Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Give Davies in honor of His British
| Majesty's Consul w. r. Hoare and
Miss Moare, who depart in a short
time for England via Canada. AT the
end of the year Consul Hoare's official
career in the consular service will
come to an end. Mr.. and Mrs. Davies
received the guests with Consul and
Miss Hoare. after which the visitors
passed down to the lawn where, I'M
der marquee, the Hawaiian Govern
ment band played during the evening,
compliment to3the departing Consul
by Acting Governor Atkinson. Benea tn
another marquee refreshments were
served. A smokers paradise was set
aside for the gentlemen, and the ut
most informality reigned. Among the
, guests present were Queen Liliuokala-
nj, Princess Kalanianaole, ex-Govern-
or Cleghorn, Mrs. Robertson, the Hon
r. de B. Layard and Mrs Layard
: Admiral and Mrs. Terry. Judge and
= Mrs. Dole Consul Bruce Cartwright
, French Consul Vizzavona, japanese
Consul Mkt Saito and Nine. Saito
: Portuguese Consul Canavarro, Italian
Consul Schaefer, German Consul Alex
/ ander Isenberg and Mrs. Isenberg
: Acting-Governor Atkinson, DR.. Her
8 bert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Carter, Mis-
: Sarah Carter, Cushman Carter, Mr.
: and Mrs. James Spencer, Judge an(
/, Mrs. Hatch, Miss Kaufman, Mr.. ant
y Mrs. C. Hedeman, Mrs. Selma Kinney
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