The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
SOCIETY


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There is just suspicion that the
ranks of society will be depleted by
July. for many members are preparing
10 spend the summer months away
from the islands. Society, however
will not want for entertainment as
there are several weddings on the
rapis for June and July and then there
will be the advent of the Taft party,
Including Miss Alice Roosevelt. ten
United States senators and double that
aumber of representatives.
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Miss O'Meara and Mr.. N. j. ONE
ara of Salt Lake City, who have been
spending the past three months in DO
noluIu as guests at the Moana Hotel,
depart on the Alameda for their home.
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A stag dinner was given at the Ten
ney home last evening.
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A party of sixteen young men had
an outing last week Saturday and
Sunday at the Won Holt ranch and it
was a holly outing according to the
reports.
Mrs. W. T. Rawlins expects to leave
shortly for visit to her old home in
Bridgeport, Conn. She will remain
over until the great college football
game is played between Harvard and
Yale.
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entertaining weekend party at
Ahuinapu Ranch.
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Tn honor of the return of Mr.. Tom
Ray from England during the week,
abe old May home on Kinau street
vas given over to festivity on Friday
evening. A dance was given in honor
of the hosts return, and it was also
the birthday OF Miss May. The guests
danced on the large, open lanai, OPEN
ing out upon beautiful garden tenn
ing with rare shrubbery. Palm
branches and other green's were used
m the garnishrnent of the lanai.
Swaying Oriental lanterns bordered
the driveway. Altogether it was a
picture of tropical beauty. Mr.. and
Mrs. May and Miss Vera May re-
eefved in the drawing room. Dancing,
the serving of an elaborate supper and
gayety comprised the features of an
evening of enjoyment. Among the
guests were: Dr. and Mrs. F. II.
Humphris, and Mr.. F. II. Humphris,
ST., Judge and Mrs. Stanley, ex-Gov-
srnor Cleghorn Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, Miss
Bertha Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Hamm. Miss Ravens, Miss Helene
Robson. Mrs. J. F. Siebe, Miss Marion
Scott Rev. Mr.. osborne and Mrs. Us
borne and Curzon osborne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Mist Mr.. and Mrs.
Long, Miss Edith Mist, Mr.. Herbert
Mist, Miss johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. |!
Soper. Mrs. Charles Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Clifford Kimba1l. Mr. and Mrs Foster,
Miss Ella Wight, Mr.. and Mrs, Won |
Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ross, DR..
Knudson. Mr.. Robert Atkinson. Mr.. !
Harold Dillingham;
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= Mr. Derby viii shortly leave for Bos- |
Ton to visit With relatives.
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: Mrs. Henry C. Brown is still con- !,
fped to her apartments at Engleside |
with an injured knee.
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On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. |
Ivers gave a dinner party, the guests I
being Mr.. and Mrs Gerrit Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. /
A. M. Brown, Mrs. Charles B. Cooper,
Mrs Brainerd Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. |
J. s. Walker. Messrs. Percy Benson
and Judge Lindsay.
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Mr.. z. NJ. Watson will sail for Cali
fornia this week to claim his bride,
Miss Louisa Bradley, of Visalia. Cal. |
On their return they will reside at the !,
Hawaiian Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt will |
spend the summer with Mrs. Garston,
Mrs. Won Hollis sister. in the San
Bernardino mountains. Cal.
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