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

an opportunity to view the collection
of work. here brought together, as we'll
as witness lace in the process of con-
struction. a general invitation is eX
tended for Monday afternoon from
three to five, at the Art League rooms,
10 and Il Alexander Young Building.
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James P. Noffett of Portland. Ore
gon, the son of Capt. Walter AIoffett of
the bark Edward James, which vessel
many years ago called at this port on
the way 10 China from Oregon. is in the
city staying at the Alexander Young
Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop
gave a delightful dinner on Thursday
evening in honor of Captain and Mrs
Henry w. Lyon. The guests We're Gov
ernor and Mrs. George r. Carter, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. de B. Layard, Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch,
Mons. Vizzavona.
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Mrs. Goslinsky gave an informal card
party on Wednesday evening at the
Phillips residence. Among the players
We're Prince and Princess Kawanana-
koa, Mrs Cunha, Mrs. Widdifeld, Mr..
and Mrs. Mamie Phillips.
.&s2.s
A very jolly house-party was given
by Mr.. w. H. Pfluger on Tantalus, the
end of last week The three days from
Saturday to Monday were spent very
merrily, and the weather was all that
could be desired. The guests were Mrs.
Pratt, Misses Ramus, Ena, Logan, Lob
rey. and Messrs. Albert Pratt and P
C. Cox.
One of the prettiest poi luncheons in
many months was that given yesterday
by Miss Marion Roth, at her home on
Kinau street at 1 p. M, in honor of
Miss Eta Bluhm of Chicago, who is a
guest at the Hawaiian Hotel The
luncheon was attended by nearly thirty
guests who sat at a table laden with
Hawaiian delicacies, served upon the
lanai of the home. This was decorated
with deep green huapala vines, with
their luxuriant and brilliant blossoms,
forming a floral curtain at one side.
Brilliant lima leis were used as favors
for the guests. The table was covered
with maiden hair ferns. yellow coreop-
sis, while palms and other potted plants
adorned the parlors. Throughout the
luncheon island music was furnished by
a quintette club of Hawafians. Fol-
lowing the luncheon the guests played
cards and otherwise spent a delight
full afternoon. Miss Roth and Miss
Bluhm first became acquaintance in
California some time ago and but re-
Gently met again to cement their friend
ship in the Paradise of the Pacific. The
guests were Princess Kawananakoa.
of
Cunha. Mrs. Cunha. Miss Irene Dick
son, Miss J. and Mrs. Beckley. Miss Nc
Crosson, Mrs H. Wingate Lake, Mrs. |
Dreischmeyer, Mrs. Fred Church. Mrs. |
Mary Widdif1eld. Mrs. Wilhelm. Mrs. |
Clifford B. High. Mrs. James D. Dough- |
erty, Misses Mcintyre. Mrs. Frank |
Thompson, Mrs. Kruger. Miss Ethel |
Angus, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. |
Pfleuger, Mrs. Winter. Mrs. Roth.
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Miss Jessie Forman of Erie Pa, who !
visited at the Moana Hotel last year |
with her sister, Mrs. George Bliss, is |
now in Havana, having spent most of |
the winter in Florida.
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A dance will be given at the Hawaiian
Hotel on Monday evening.
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The San Francisco Wasp says: Ma
son Terry the son of Admiral Terry,
who has been so much entertained of |
late, left for his home in Washington
last week. I hear that the attractive
young man has lost his heart to GER
tain young lady who moves in the
smart set Her sister is married to a |
wealthy man, but the girl herself is
not at all wealthy. Society people are
very curious to know whether there /
s an engagement. That the young lady /
does not wear solitaire ring is not II
looked upon as final''