The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-11
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co.ief,-. has gone a-skating on roll
srs ana many folk prominent in social
circles are becoming expert Almost
any afternoon. and frequently in the
evenings. society women are TO De
seen skating in an expert manner, do
inc the Dutch roll" and the glide,
reversing and circling about graceful
". Among those especially proficient
are Mrs. Percy Benson, who is always
cure of a battery of eyes, ana MIS-
Hagner, wife of Paymaster Hagner
L S. n. Miss Kitchen, Mrs. Schultz
Mrs. Bell of Minneapolis. Miss KING
of Oregon. Miss Sprinks, Mrs j. >
Walker, Miss Irene Fisher, Miss NC
Kenzfe. Mrs. Byron Baird, Mrs. FRANK
Thompson, are among the most no
ticeable skaters.
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Several dinner parties are to be given
at the Moana this evening. Mr.. Bel
oe Minneapolis will entertain a party
Of eighteen. Mrs. Grinbaum has ar
ranged for ten guests. Mr. Bliss VIII
have covers laid for eight, MIR. Deer
ing. seven: and Mrs Grinnel, SIX.
Mrs. Pruden will also entertain rev
friends
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The Daughters of Hawaii will meet
on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
the residence of Mrs. Coney on Rich
ards street All members are request
ed to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin gave very
enjoyable dinner at the Moana Hotel,
Friday evening. Covers were laid for
twelve and the table was a mass OF
American Beauty roses. After dinner
the party was driven to the Pail in a
tallyho, the upper part of the tallyho
being occupied by a native quintet
club. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapin's guests
were Major and Mrs. Van Vliet, Capt
and Mrs. Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
church. Miss Forman of Erie, Pa;
Miss Olmsted Lieut. Lewton and Mr. |
George Fuller.
The most elaborate lawn fair of the |
season will be held at Haalelea Lawn. |
corner of Hotel and Richards street, |
on May s. under the auspices of Learn |
Chapter No 2, Order of the Eastern |
Star. The object of this fair will be i
20 secure funds with which to endow |
a bed in the Sanitarium, which is to |
be free to Masons, their families and |
members of the Eestern Star and their |
families. The noble purpose of this |
fafr should commend itself to the pub
lie. and as it is the intention of the |
ladies' in charge to make this one OF /
the grandest affairs of its kind ever
held in Honolulu, there is no doubt |
but that it viii be a grand success.
There will be fancywork booths. ice
cream and candy booths, children's
booths, light refreshments, side
show and many other attractions. |
One of the special features will be
lunch served on the lawn from 1870
to 2;30. Mrs. H H. Williams is chair
man of the committee in charge,
which fact assures the success of the
undertaking.
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Mrs Chas. r. Frazier and Mrs. C.
G.. Bockus gave a baby party yester-
day at their Beretania street resi-
dence. large number of tots We're
Mrs. Henry E. Highton has been
sick in New York. She expects to re-
turn to Honolulu during this month
or early in April. Her business is now
satisfactorily.
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Many people will learn with regret
that Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chaplin of
New York are leaving on the Man
rhuria on Thursday for the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin have made many
friends here. and it is to be hoped that
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