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

widdifeid, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman, Dr.
Day.
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The parties of Honolulans spending
the holidays at Lihue and Makaweh
with the Rices, Spaldings and Fair
childs, may return home today, al
though it is possible their visit ma!
be extended to the end of the week.
1873
Princess Kawanana5oa celebrate.
her birthday today.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Tenney Peck art
now. occupying the handsome home o.
Col j. H. Fisher. Wilder avenue.
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The wedding of Col Mcclellan, u
S. A, commanding officer at Camp
Mckinley, and Miss Emily Halstead
OF Honolulu will take place on Wed
nesday evening.
The dinner given on Friday evening
at the Alexander Young Hotel by Miss
Bertha Young in honor of Miss Emily
I1d1SlGclQ dltkl 0Ol 2htNlC4ieiI ~ - Az
was :. pretty affair. The decorations
in the private dining room and upon
the table itself were dainty and show
ed excellent artistic taste. Pale blue
tulle festooned above the table held
two hearts in suspension. Beautiful
pink roses appeared upon the napery
and the outline of heart eneircled
the place of each guests plate. Pretty
menu cards indicative of the coming
event made dainty souvenirs. The
other guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Hamn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamburg, Miss
Gillet, Captain Farrar, U. S. A.
The Misses Ivy and Ruth Richard
son have returned to their home in
T1ilo.
The New Years dance at the Young
Hotel Monday night will inaugurate
the new year social season and should
not fail to bring out a cohort of So
ciety townsfolk to commence the sea-
son right.
DIR. and Mrs. Hun1pnris entertained
a party of eighteen at the Moana Hotel
ON Sunday evening at a Christmas din
ner. The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
de B. Layard Mr.. and Mrs C. w. c..
Deering. Prince and Princess HAVANA
nakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Hauseberg, Mrs.
Ward, Miss Sargent, Mr.. +. Fl. Hum
phris. father of the doctor; ex-Govern-
Or Cleghorn and Mr. Hamilton and
Miss Layard
Among the guests of Azss. Alexander
Young and Miss Young at the Young
Hotel Annex, Waikiki, on Christmas
were DIR. and Mrs. McGrew, DR.. and
Mrs Cooper, Mi. and Mrs. A. A.
Young, DIR. and Mrs. r. w. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Hamm, Miss Giilet
and Master Reynold McGrew.
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The British Consul and Mrs. Layard
gave a delightful Christmas party for
heir daughter. Chrystable Layard, at
which were present several little ac-'
1uaintances of the young hostess.
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One of the largest functions af the
week was the tea given by Mrs II.
Isenberg in honor of Mrs.
Wendroth of Bremen, Germany, at the
,pacious Isenberg home at Pdnanau.
From four to six the simply but at
,ractively decorated rooms were
-hronged with a merry gathering os
who were greeted in a charm
ng manner by both the hostess and
The guest of honor. Upon the lana.
were many tea tables covered with
beautiful drawn-work tea-cloths where
iainty refreshments were served.
Bowls of purple asters, roses, red and
the principal elements of the iacora-
tons, each room being given 4 special
of flowers AMI color
Throughout the reception the. Ellis
Quintette played upon the landing ef
the grand staircase and at the con-
clas'cn Mrs. Isenberg and Miss Hart
ncgle sang Zanzibar to the acenr,-
paniment of the singing boys. Several
hundred ladies ~aJled to pay their re-
spects.
bridge whist party was given on
Wednesday evening by Governor and
Mrs. Carter.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauseberg were the
guests of honor at dinner on We'd
nesday given by Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit
P. Wilder. The Hausebergs, who come
from England. are stopping at the Mo-
ana Hotel
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Mrs. Belle Jones will give tea on
Monday for Miss Sara King.
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Consul vizzavona gave an elaborate
luncheon yesterday at the Alexander
Young Hotel in honor of Commodore
Adesard and the officers of the French
cruiser Protet. The luncheon was
served in private dining room. The