The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-12

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| and Mrs. Stevens. Violets and lilies
were an attractive adornment of the
table.
The wedding of Miss Rosie Cunha and
DR.. H. V. Murray will take place in
June.
Streamers of signal flags flying from
every mast of the big gray steel ship
Dirigo yesterday afternoon announced
"a festive occasion aboard. The big ship
was dressed in flags and flowers and
ported plants in honor of Capt. Henry
w. Lyon, U. S. N, Commandant of the
Honolulu Naval Station, and Mrs. Lyon.
the function being given by Capt. and
Mrs Goodwin of the Dirigo. The poop,
deck of the vessel was enclosed with
American flags and the interior of this
breeze-swept section was filed with
decorations of the huapala vine with
its brilliant flowers, potted palms. ferns
and other blossoms. The deck present
ed a handsome appearance further set
off by the beautiful toElettes of the
feminine guests. Solomon's Quintette
Club was stationed on the upper deck
and played and sang throughout the
reception. A dainty collation. was serv-
ed on this deck. A favorite rendezvous
was the spacious cabin of the COM
mander and Mrs. Goodwin. This parIor
was fitted up in a lavish style, with
piano. soft velvety setteeS and chairs
and the guests We're pronounced in
their admiration of the apartment.
There champagne flowed almost I'M
ceasingly and many condiments in pref
ty dishes We're served. Mrs. Goodwin
was assisted in receiving the guests by
Mrs. Drake of Chicago. The hostess
wore a pretty gown of pink organdie
trimmed with lace, and a picture hat
completed a striking costume. Among
the guests We're Major Fuller, U s. NJ.
c.. and Mrs. Fuller, Captain Hamlet
of the e. s. r. c. Bear, and Mrs
Hamlet, Mrs. A. H. Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Mort Dat. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooking,
Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Gates of In
dianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. McGill Mrs.
Little, the Misses Little, Mrs. Fred
Church, Mrs. Otis, Mrs. Marks. Capt.
Goodwin has. made forty-nine trips
around Cape Horn, and next week
starts again en- route to Delaware
Breakwater. The Dirigo was the first
American steel vessel to be built and
was the first American ship to pay
tonnage tax to the Territory of Hawaii,
when the islands ceased to be indie
pendent.
The KunaIu Rowing Club is planning
to entertain a few friends by giving
horseback and taIly-ho ride in the af-
ternoon of this coming Saturday. The
plan calls for a. trip to the Peninsula
home of Captain Florence Hall, and a
return by moonlight.
This club consists of two crews; one
organized with the present name a bout
three years ago, under the captaincy of
Miss Evelyn Vile, the other, which
only recently joined forces with the
original crew, was started early last
year through the influence of Miss Elsie
Waterhouse, This second crew pre-
scented the play Lady Ursula" most
pleasingly last summer.
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Master Rafael Lake gave dinner
party at the Alexander Young Hotel !
on Thursday evening under the chap |
eronage of Mrs. H. Wingate Lake, to |
three of his young friends, the occasion |
being his eleventh birthday The dinner |
was served in a private dining room. |
His guests We're Masters Reginald Me- |
Grew, Charley Herrick and Theodore |
Cooke.
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Three young women, all tourists. now
stopping at various Honolulu hotels,
participated in a daring act the other
day when they boarded the transport
Sherman outside the harbor, going
from the launch to the troopships
decks via the rope ladder, hanging over
he cid of
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A luau was given yesterday at the
Volcano House by Demosthenes Iycur-
gus in honor Of q large number of tour
sts who are staying there two weeks.
Out of a party of twenty-seven which
vent up during the week on the Kinau,
fourteen remained at the Volcano
House. Reports from there are to the
Effect they are well satisfied and are
enjoying the sights.
The hoe-down at the Haleiwa Hotel
asst night, given by Manager and Mrs
3idgood, was a great success. About
seventy people We're present from Ho-
lOlulu and elsewhere. There was
special dinner and cold collation..
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The rooms of the KilOhana Art |
league We're well filled Saturday after Z
noon by those invited to inspect the t
ace which is the result of instruction | +
Introduced in that line of industry dur j.,
ng the past few years here Both |
gentlemen and ladies fingered long over {
he evidences of this useful art. and s
10Th surprise and pleasure We're ex- :
PRESSED a t the results. That typical Ha-
vaiian designs should be introduced | /
nd that there might become most 9
profitable industry seemed to be the q
general opinion. Two lace workers
we're busiIy plying their fingers over
he dainty work. white interested on
ookers stood by. Those who viii enter :
working designs for the Carter and
Allen prizes will have until March II | 4
o execute their ideas, and it is to be
oped that that date will reveal some
leasing results.
Miss Parke presided a the tea table,
SISTED by Mrs. HAYES and Mrs. Wal I
ridge and many fingered long over |