The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
A Breakfast room.

Wilson OF Arizona and Kalanianaole
of Hawaii.-Washingto Star.
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| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Church have is
i sued invitations for a Colonial ball to
be given at the Hawaiian Hotel on Fri
| day evening, February "a, in honor of
Captain Henry w. Lyon, L. S. n, and
Mrs. Lyon.
A pleasant card party was INDUCED
in on Tuesday night by guests of the
Alexander Young Hotel. The prizes
were won as follows: Mrs. McCandIess.
first prize. after dinner coffee spoons;
Mr. W. w. Bruner, silver-bladed paper
knife; Judge Galbraith, consolation
prize, brass clock in glass case.
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Ensign John Enoch Pond, United
States Navy, son of Lieutenant-Com-
mander Charles F.. Pond of the Navy
will shortly arrive here from Annap-
Oils, where he recently graduated with
honors. He has large circle of
friends who will welcome him back to
this Coast Mr.. Pond is the nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Keith, and
also of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lamare Of
Berkeley.-Chronicle.
1888
Rev. and Mrs. John osborne enter
tanned informally on Tuesday at their
cottage at Diamond Head, for Mr.. and
Mrs. r. de B. Layard, Mrs. F. Howard
Humphris, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. George
f. Davies and Mr.. F. H. Humphris, Sr.
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The Valentine party given by the
Rathbone Sisters at Harmony Hall on
evening, with a number of
knights of Pythias in attendance, was
a delightful affair. The decorations
called for considerable praise. There
were hundreds and hundreds of hearts
in various cOlorS strung about the hall, |
while decorations of green vines and |
flags gave the interior a pretty effect. |
The entertainment consisted in bidding |
for prettily decorated boxes-Valentine |
trophies. The boxes contained dainty |
lunches, and the purchaser had the right |
to choose the fair one who filled the |
box to partake of the same with him.
The box receiving the highest bid was
found to contain only cotton and chilli |
pepper cookies.
Mrs. Wendroth will be at home on
Monday afternoon, February 20, from
to 4:3O at the residence of Mrs. Alex
lnder Isenberg, Punahou. Mrs. Wen
roth leaves for Germany on February
18th.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenberg will
cave for Germany on March 10. They
will be away from the islands for about
en- months. The Isenberg home at
hon, will ba closed d,1riOcr tbiS tiY,oa |
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During the week announcements were
made of a son born TO Mr. and Mrs. A.
Irs. Byron X. Baird.
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The L. 5. s. Iroquois departed last {
vening on business connected With
the destination being the {
sland of Lanai. Captain Niblack also
ook as guests for the trip, which will
asst three or four days, Messrs. Robert /
hingle, Gerrit P. Wilder, Richard Ivers ,
nd Mr.. r. de B. Layard. The party {
ill indulge in hunting while the cap T
ain is performing his official duties. \
hey will be entertained by the Gays. \
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The wife of an army officer who re- Y
emily went to the Philippines writes a a
lowing account of the journey, and,
lstead of discomforts which one is
opposed TO encounter, seems to have \
0und the experience altogether novel 9
nd interesting. Honolulu she describes
5 a wonderfully picturesque place,
18th its cocoanut palms, Towering trees s
nd shrubs, and hedges of night-bloom- s
lg cereus. The sea bathing is excel I
mt and the hotels as good as any In
Tashingt Correspond
nee. I
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The Valentine dance given at the Ha-
allan Hotel on Tuesday evening was Y
largely attended function. Dancing F
)loWed a concert given by the Gov :,