The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-02

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| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
phony Society is Q. Hillefeld. and w.
H. NJ. NoIet officiates as secretary.
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| Mrs. l. r. Burns, formerly Miss Bes-
sic Along, will arrive from New York
on the Ventura and will be the guest
of Mrs. Along during her visit.
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| Miss Christine Finkler is in town for
the summer months.
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| Mrs. Paul Jarrett and the Misses
| Jarrett will so to Hawaii for the sum-
lner.
The annual banquet of the Bar As
! Young Hotel on Friday evening was
one of the most elaborate functions
given at the hosiery. The decorations
Were superb, great quantities of flowers
!
tables We're arranged to appear in the
form Of the Scales of Justice. The end
| ia bles We're circular and from the
spaces between the guests places ropes
of red carnations and MALE We're
drawn upward to the chandelier over
head. Across the intervening space
between the end tables huge American
and Hawaiian flags were drawn, the
whole effect showing the scales to per-
lection. Each of the circular tables
had for centerpieces, huge cut glass
bowls of white daisies. The interven-
ing table was decorated with huge
silver epergne filled with clusters of red
carnations. The napery was strewn
,over with carnation blossoms and
greenery. Leis of white and red carna-
lions We're dropped about the necks of
the guests. Under the strong brilliancy
of the electrics the banquet table pre-
lsented a beautiful effect. The decora-
tions were the handiwork of Mrs E. B.
McClanahan and Mr.. Harry Dawson,
and the place cards were done by Miss
Justine McClanahan. Hon. A. G. NJ.
Robertson, president of the Associa-
ton, was postmaster. Col. Hepburn of
Iowa, Mr.. Lott of the Attorney-Gener-
ais Office at Washington, D. c., Judge
Deniston and Mr. Berkeley, a jurist,
both of New Zealand, were special
guests. Other guests were Associate
Justice A, A Wilder of the Supreme
lCourt, United States District Judge S.
B. Dole, Judge Lindsay, Judge Whit
iney U. S. District Attorney Breckons,
Assistant u. S. Attorney Dunno, Attor-
ney General Andrews. Judge Highton.
and Attorneys Holmes, Kinney, Stan
ley, Perry, Thayer, Thompson, Glenn
ons, Peterson. Judd, Warren, Withing-
ton, Castle, Cooper, Ballou, Middle
ditch. Mechanism, Chas. Dole, Thurs
ton, Smith, Lewis, Davis, Parke Fem
ing, Marx.
| Mrs. H. w. Lyon gave a very de-
Ilightful bridge whist party on Thursday
afternoon at her Nuuanu Valley resi-
dence. Leis of forget me-nots, pansies
and violets We're the prizes and these
were won by Mrs. Andrew Fuller and
Miss Annie Parke. Among the guests
were Mrs. ]. O. Carter, Mrs. William
Taylor, Mrs, Walter Hoffman,, Mrs.
Klebahn, Mrs. Francis Swanzy, Mrs.
| Edward Adams, Mrs. Edward Tenney
Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs.
| Rannie Scott. Mrs. T. A. Hays Mrs
Carl Holloway, Mrs. A. G. Halves, Miss
I Margaret Walker, Mrs. Gartley, Mrs.
| Victor Blue Miss Annie Parke, Mrs.
Bissell. Mrs. w. Monsarrat, Mrs. F. NJ.
| Humphris.
| Mrs Cerrit Wilder ina5 on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
William Haywood. Bridge whist was
played.
| The Swanzys may go to their country
place at Koolau this summer to spend
a few weeks.
The Chinese Consul, Mr.. Chang Tso
Fan, gave a very elaborate dinner on
Thursday evening at the Consulate il.
honor of Commissioner of Immigration
Z. P. Sargent. Besides a large number
of Chinese there We're present as guests
Mr.. Lott of Washington, D. c.: MI.
Donahue. private secretary to Mr.. Sar-
gent: F. NJ. Bechte1. ]. x. Brown. Mr..
! Halsey, Mr.. Cullen and Mr.. Currey of
the immigration Service; District At
torney Breckons, Marshal Hendry. Col
lector of Customs Stackable and r. c.
| Stackable.
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Among the Honolulu boys returning
from the mainland colleges shortly will
be Harold Castle, George Canavarro,
! the two Cooke boys. Alfred Castle and
Alexander Walker. Miss Marjorie
Peterson and Miss Constance Restarick