The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-11

cries OF youth, and some seemed to be
getting ready TO show the people OF
this generation how it was done before
Waterloo
There was no tagging in the enjoy
ment; every person Sc med disposed to
make a time of it. and chanticleer was
announcing in shrill tones the approach
of dawn, when the company Joined in
a grand concluding reel, in which each
one displayed to the best advantage his
or her ability to "trip the light fantas-
tic toe
This ended the dancing. and another
grand roll of music from the band an
nounced the separation and departure
of the assemblage, satiated with en-
joyment, and all concurred in the ex-
preston that the night of the ball to
His Royal Highness will long be held in
pleasing remembrance a. one of pure
and unalloyed enjoyment
ss4%1S
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Whitney have
issued invitations to the wedding re-
ception of their daughter, Annie May,
to Mr.. Francis Lewis Hatch, on We'd
nesday evening, November IA. at nine
o'clock.
Mrs. Give Davies has been i'll during
the week.
1888
Next Saturday afternoon from un-
til 6 Mrs. Fred J. Lowrey gives up the
beautiful grounds about her Pompeiian
house to the ladies of the Central Union
Church for their annual fair. The ten
mis- court will be transformed into a
shady tearoom, where tea will be serv-
ed, ice cream sundaes, chocolate, nut,
maple and ginger, cake of all kinds and
the irresistible cornucopia. Mrs. Blais-
dell will make all the ice cream, which
is guarantee that it will be whole
some and toothsome
The lawn Will be gay with booths and
tables devoted, respectively, to dolls,
candy, lemonade, fancy work, chill
dren's clothing and kimonos and chill
dren's toys, where the children can pay
their dimes or nickels and see what
they are spending their money for
One fascinating corner will be the
Mother Goose wax works, under the
charge of Mrs. Edwin Hall, while in
the silhouette booth Miss Madge Nc
Candless, Miss Lorna Iaukea, Mrs
Sophie Cooke and others will cut pic
lures of all who come and deliver them,
all mounted, for a quarter apiece.
Mrs z. K. Myers, the president of the
Ladies' Society, has the fair in charge,
and will be ably assisted by the fol-
lowing committees:
Dolls-Mrs. w. E. Brown, Mrs J. P.
Cooke.
Candy-Mrs. J. A. Gilman.
Lemonade-Mrs. Fred Bush
Fancy Work, Children's Clothing and
Kimonos-Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs |
+. Richardson, Mrs. Marston Campbell, |
Mrs. McClanahan, Mrs. r. Moore, Mrs. |
Riggs, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Porteous, |
Mrs. Bissel and others
Refreshments-Mrs. Peterson Mrs |
Angus, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss /
Campbell, Miss Parke and a number of |
girls who will assist in serving.
Children's Table-Mrs. Frear, Mrs !
Sayres.
Amusements-Mrs. Edwin Hall, Miss I
Madge McCandless, Miss Lorna Iaukea
Mrs. Sophie Cooke and others.
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Miss Alice Bowling and Mr.. Edward
w. Barron We're the guests of honor
at a most enjoyable reception last
Thursday evening at the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes
The house was tastefully decorated
with greens. Music was furnished by
kaafs quintet. Among the fifty or
sixty guests We're Rt. Rev Bishop
Libert, Father Valentfn, Father Ulrich,
Father Stephen, Miss Bowling, Mr.
Senator-elect c.. J. Mccarthy,
Mrs. Mccarthy, Assistant Deputy At
orney General William Fleming and
Mrs. Fleming. The toasts given by
Bishop Libert and Mr. Hughes to the
'limentary and We're followed by sin
ere good wishes Of all present. Miss
)owling's charming personality has en-
feared hsr to all her friends and both
he and 'Lr. Barron are very popular
mong their wide circle of acquaint-
noes. {
Sherwood NJ. Lowrey, formerly at
,ahu College and later at Hotchkiss '
preparatory School, has been chosen
fanager of the Harvard Freshman I
ootball team. l
The Rev. J. D. H. Browne gave an
Interesting talk at Parish Hall on
thursday evening. The subject matter t
as: ITO Honolulu and Back The c
iscourse was a most interesting one, d
ealing with the Hawaiian Islands, t
1eir settlement and early history. their
eople, customs and laws
The reverend gentleman touched f
pom the discovery of the Hawaiian Il
roup by Captain Cook speaking \