The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22

sons, Stephen and " arrSElr OF FGalalea,
Tahiti. are visiting with Captain 3 2.
Chapman, College street Captain HIg-
gins is 4 wealthy planter Of Tahiti
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Prof. Hitchcock Il Dartmouth Col
Iege. VINO l=ctur=d here in the summer
or 1885 on the geological formation OF
thz Hawaiian Islands. cOntenplat=s
revisiring The islands in the near
future. 70 obtain complete data for d
book he intends writing on Hawaii
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Mr.. and Mrs Cferrit Wilder gave a
very enjoyable birthday dinner On
Wednesday in honor IF Mr. :. O.
Wilder. Covers were laid for twelve
The IA BE was gorgeous with rich pur-
pie bougainviIIeae blossoms. with place
cards 10 match. The guests we're Gov
ernor and Mrs Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
: @. Wilder. Mr. ana Mrs. F. D. Ten-
ney. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Faxon Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wight.
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Guests from the Alexander Young,
Royal Hawaiian and Moana Hotels
were given a tour Of the city on Non
day afternoon in the new handsome
tallE-ho Of the Territory Stables, theI
quinn. The party enjoyed the ride.
Another party vas taken up Tanta-
Iug on THURSDAY evening, and today
another hotel party viii be taken over!
the Pail. On Friday evening big
and jolly party Vas driven TO Moana-
lUa. The coach Is the most comforta-
bic vehicle Of its kind in the islands.
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Miss Martin. who so successfully pre-
scented the operetta. The House That
Jack Built at the Opera House, gave
tally-ho ride yesterday across the
Pail for those who were the principals
in the production. A lunch for the
entire party was taken along. The par
tv returned late yesterday afternoon.
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Captain and Mrs. Lyon were the
guests Of honor on Thursday evening
at a delightful bridge whist party
given by Mrs. Walbridge. the Misses
Parke and Mr. W. c. Parke at the
Parke residence, Beretania avenue.
Owing 10 a number Of guests knowing
but little Of bridbe, tables were set
apart for them at which pedro was
played. The bridge games We're play !
ed in the drawing room. Mrs. Ivers
won the first prize and Mrs. E Faxon
Bishop secured the second. Mr.. Geo. |
F. Davies secured the first gentlemen s |
prize. The pedro prizes were won by
Mrs. Ranney Scott and Mrs. Gerrit |
Wilder. Prince Kawananakoa and Mr.. |
Harrison. Among those present were |
Governor and Mrs. Carter, Prince and |
Princess Kawananakoa, Senior A. de |
Souza CanavarTo, Portuguese Consul; |
Mons A Fizzavon French Consul; |
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies, DR.. and |
Mrs. Humphris. Mr.. F. H. Humphris ST.,
DR.. and Mrs Cooper Mrs a. NJ. Brown |
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Wilder, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Percy. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ger |
rit Wilder, Mrs. E. d Tenney, Mrs. NJ. |
NJ. Scott. Mr. and Mrs Ivers. Mr. and
Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. L. |
G.. BIackman, Mr.. and Mrs z. Faxon |
Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfar- |
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, Miss Kauf-l
mann. Miss Nina, Adams. Mrs. G. L.
Wight. Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mr.. and |
Mrs Harrison, DR. and Mrs. Cofer.
Miss Winston, Judge Stanley, Mr.. Col
burn, Mr.. Anderson.
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The guests at the dinner given on
Monday by the British Consul and
Mrs. Layard We're Lady Heron, Mr..
and Mrs A H. Pratt. Miss Hartnagle,
Nj and Mrs. HAYES. Judge Stanley
ana Mr.. E. Z. Hartmann.
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Mrs. William Taylor has issued in
for a card party for next
afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Lyon.
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Orleans gave a lunch on Tuesday in
honor Of Captain and Mrs. Lyon.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy may return next
month from Europe.
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Mrs. James Castle and Miss Nellie
White may return to Honolulu in
June.
The concert gwen at the Royal Ha-
vaiian Hotel last Wednesday evening
was not only great success from a
musical standpoint, but was really one
If the social events of the season. Thei
program was one of rare excellence
and was rendered smoothly, without
my of the waits, which are usually
'egarded as insep3rable from amateur
noes. It is indeed welcome {
Jews that manager and Mrs Church
purpose holding these concerts at
egular intervals, the next performance
,eing promised early in February. The
arge dining room of the hotel was
astefully decorated with feathery
palm leaves and rare South Sea tapa
loths, the whole effect being one truly
ropicaI and homelike. The acoustic
of the room could not be
improved upon, in fact those who sat
IN the big circular lanai could hear
perfectly. Among those present were
Governor and Mrs. Carter. Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa. DR.. and Mrs.
Hobby, DR.. and Mrs. Taylor DR.. and
Mrs. Humphris. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney,l
apt. and Mrs. Humphrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Isen-
berg, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Toilette,
Mrs Ward, capt and Mrs. Pratt, Mr..
md Mrs. Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs PhilliDS Mrs