The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-08

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were Captain and Mrs. Lyon. Mr.. and
Mrs Brown, Miss Brown. The era
hams departed yesterday in their ship
! for Delaware Breakwater. Captain and
I Mrs Graham also entertained at dim
ner on Wednesday evening at the
/ Young Hotel for Mr.. and Mrs. Dat,
! Mrs. Herbert. Captain and Mrs Good
win Mr.. and Mrs. Rolph entertained
during the week for Captain and Mrs.
! Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs H Alexander Isenberg
| entertained at dinner on Thursday
evening for Lieut. Commander Reistz-
mann of the German Navy. who has
been visiting in Honolulu for a couple
| of weeks. The officer sailed yesterday
morning on the Doric for the coast,
Ell route home.
Mr. John Bliss gave dinner at the
Moana Hotel on Sunday evening, COW
ers being laid for twelve. The table
was ornate with decorations of red
carnations and maidenhafr ferns. The
guests were Lieut.-Commander and
Mrs. Niblack, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Hoyt, Mrs. Hatch, Mrs Walbridge,
Miss Kaufman, Miss Winston, Messrs.
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Among the guests of Captain Niblack
on his cruise in the L. S. S. Iroquois,
to Pearl Harbor last Monday were
Capt. and Mrs Lyon, Capt and Mrs.
Sherman, Mrs. William Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rossiter. Major and Mrs. Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Clay,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Captain and
Mrs Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
Miss Brown, Mrs. NibIack, Major
Davis, Lieut.. Slattery, Captain Ham
lett.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis NJ. Brown, re-
cent arrivals from New York, haveI
taken the Waterhouse cottage on Wyl-
lie street for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Tenney re-
turned from New York in the steam
ship Mongolia. Their visit east was
most enjoyable inasmuch as Mrs Ten
ney experienced her first winter and
contact with snow
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Mrs. Daniel Burnham and Miss
Durham are guests at the Moana
Hotel
and landscape painter, who has spent |
about twenty years in India, and more |
recently has been sketching and paint |
ing in New Zealand and Tahiti. is now
in Honolulu, a guest at the Moana |
Hotel He is accompanied by mis- wife |
an American lady from Philadelphia. |
From here Mr.. Scott expects to go to |
Mexico. The fame of Scott is almost |
worldwide and his pictures are found |
III the art galleries of many royal |
palaces including England, Paris, Ber-
lin, Vienna and in almost every Ra-
Jah's palace in India. Among thosel
who have purchased his pictures arel
the late Queen Victoria, Princess
Louise, Archduke Ferdinand of Aus
tria the Donna Infanta of Spain. Prin-I
cess de Brogiio Of Paris, Duchess OF
Sutherland. Earl of Leicester, Earl
Spencer, Earl Roberts, Lord Randolph
Churchill, the Nizam of Hyderab bad,
the Gaekwar of Baroda, the Mahara-
jah of Mysore, the Nawab of Bahia
walpur, the Maharajah of Bikanir Mr..
kIdder of Baltimore, and large muir
Der of titled folk of Europe and
wealthy Americans. One of Mr.. SCOTS
latest portraits is a large canvas show
ing the Maharajah of Bikanir, a PIC
ture which occupied three months in
The Maharajah when posingI
wore $2.000000 worth of Jewels Upi
to the time Scott went to India and
PARTED its wealth of scenery. no one
in partiC ular had taken up with the
idea that India was an artists para
Use, although it had always been de-
scribed as the lana of the Ara bian
Nights. One of SCOTS best paintings
'epresents the vice-regal palace at
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landscape view.
Hawaii presents q field for the land r
'cape painter" said Mr. Scott yester- \
lay. The atmosphere is beautiful and I
s just the sort L prefer. L am sure I T
Will find wealth of subjects here for
ny brush
Mr.. and Mrs. j w. King and the lat +
er's sister, Mrs. Melvin, of Chicago. I
ire domiciled at the Young for the q
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Hays will give y
dinner party for eighteen guests this +
yening at the Moana Hotel.
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Mrs. Marx was entertained at dinner =,
N Friday by Mrs. Hatch, covers being q
aid for ten. 10
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Mr.. H. Wingate Lake entertained at
luncheon and also at dinner on Friday o,
or nucnber CT friends aboard the il
rmy transport Sherman and steamer II
)oric. :,
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Major Davis, Medical Department, a
J. S. A, expects shortly to leave for a
Ianila. He has been in charge Of the b
rmy hospital on Wyllie street iC