The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-27
/. The menu was as fol-

| oysters Yaquima
| Consomrne in Cup
ea1+aa Almonds Ripe olives
Eggs a Ia Bohemienne
Salmon Trout Sauce Holiandals5
| Cucumbers PonileS -N' :
Frog Legs Ia Poulette
| Cheese Straws
sauce Brainaise
| Punch a la Americana
Squab in CASSEROLE
Pommes Deuchess
Waldorf Salad
Ice Cream and Cake
Frontage Roqueforte
Cafe Noir
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Robert Rycroft and family have
moved to 1904 King street, corner OF
Elsie street.
The ST. Clements Church fair will
be held on Saturday, December 3, at
the residence of Mrs. Tom May. Inc
fair will be replete with amusements
for children, comprising grab-bass'
fish-ponds, orange-trees with prizes
growing on them and gaily caparison-
ed donkeys. A gypsy camp VIII De
found beneath the trees and there the
future will be revealed to those curious
enough TO know all about it. There
will be a living wax-works exhibition
with many prominent people taxing
part During the afternoon Captain
Berger and the Hawaiian band VIII be
present and in the evening the Ellis
Quintet club will attend At this time
there will be fancy dress ball. Re-
freshments will also be served, COM |
prising ice cream, sherbet, sandwiches
and coffee, home made cakes, cookies,
doughnuts, cream puffs, Boston baked |
beans in bowls ready to be taken home, |
brown bread, potato sadlad, cold sliced |
ham, pickles, jams, fruit cakes and bis |
cult.
Mrs. Walter G.. Cooper leaves on the |
Siberia for an extended visit of three |
or four months
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J. P. Cooke has returned from Maui |
where e~spent a year or so on the
slopes of Haleakala and will again
take up his residence in Honolulu.
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DR.. W. D. Baldwin, son of Hon. H.
P. Baldwin of Maui, is practicing
medicine here with Drs. Waterhouse
and Judd.
An At-Home will be given by Mrs.
John s. Walker and Mrs. Brainerd
Smith on December from to 5.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Fairchild are
still in the city.
Mrs. Waldbridge entertained a COM
1any of friends on Thanksgiving even
ng
Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker are
planning to leave for the coast in a
couple of months, and during their
-bsence the Campbell residence on
Emma street will be occupied by Prince
nd Princess Kawananakoa.
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The success which attended the first
Thanksgiving fiesta for automobiles
gives promise of an annual Thanks
giving feature in Honolulu which viii
reate no end of friendly rivalry among
auto owners to strive for the honor
If winning the blue pennant Motor
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and provided a form of win
er entertainments in the islands which
hould not fail to attract attention on
he snow-bound mainland. The prizes,
irst second and third, went in turn TO
Captain Robert Graham whose car
vas a fantasy of japanese ideas, Mr.
:. w. c. Deering, whose big white
steam ear was gaily decorated in red
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whose car and the occupants were
clothed in violet satin and sweet scent
ID Tantalus blossoms. The cars and
as they appeared in the pro-
,ession comprised the following:
captain Jargstroff, driving, Mr.
md Mrs. E. NJ. Boyd. Hon. A. S. Cleg-
norm and H. D. Couzens.
2-Mr. Rolph, driving, Mrs. Rolph,
Mrs. Montague Cooke Jr., and Miss
Cooke.
sc. W. c. Deering, driving, Mrs.
Deering, Mrs. F. Howard Humphris.
Princess Kawananakoa and Miss Rosie
Cunha
4-Dr. Anderson, driving, Mrs. An
derson and family.
5-Mr A. A. Young, driving, Mrs.
Won Hamm, Mrs A G. Halves. Miss
Lacy and Miss GilIett
6-Dr. Knudsen, driving, Miss Hart
well, Miss Adams and Miss Alice
Jones.
Mr.. Harry Wilder, driving. Mrs.
Carrera, Mrs. James Dougherty, Miss
Juanita Beckley.
8-Mr. c. c. Won Hamm. driving.
Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs ]. S. Walker
and Miss Young
9-Clarence Macfarlane, driving.
Prince David. Col. Samuel Parker and
Mr.. ]. T. McCross son.
1o-Mr. Gus schuman. driving, Mrs.
Schuman and family.
n-Mr. c. S. Wight, driving, Mrs.
Wight, Mrs Mary Gum.
12-Captain Robert Graham, driving,
Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Percy Benson, Miss
Jennie Giffard, Miss Gladys Graham.
13-Wm. Barclay, driving, Mrs. Bar
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14-Mr. Menaugh. driving.
15-Dr. Waterhouse driving .