The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-04

honor OF MIS- CpfNpS, WlIS OF the cap
tain OF the Restorer.
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Mrs. Harry Lewis and son have re-
turned from Australia. The Lewises
are row occupying the Kunsr place at
Waikiki.
Mrs w r. Harrington gave q card
party on Wednesday, Five hundred
was played. Prizes were won by Mrs
Charles smith and Mrs. Ryan of Chi
cago.
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss A H Olmsted
entertained Admiral and Mrs. Lyon on
Thursday evening at the Moana. TIL.
table was prettiiy decorated and the
ROYAL Hawaiian Band played during
the progress of the dinner.
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Capt and Mrs. Harris entertained, at
farewell dinner at the Moana Oh
Thursday, Lieutenant ]. r. Slattery,
L. s. A. Mrs. ]. R Slattery and Mrs
Lena Siattery. White carnations and
maidenhair ferns, artistically arranged,
made charming table.
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On Thursday Mr.. Bliss gave dinner
at the Moana for Mrs. Walbridge, Miss
Parker. Mr.. Severance. Mr.. Parke,
Mrs. De Witt and Miss Jessie Formah
Mr. Bliss favorite flowers, red carna-
lions were used to beautiful advantage
for decorations.
The members of the Oregon Journal
partv will hold a public reception on
Monday evening, March 2. at the Ha-
waiian Hotel. to which all residents OF
Oregon and Washington and other
friends are invited.
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Miss Walker gave a very attractive
luncheon on Saturday last at her Nj
uanu Valley home in honor of Miss
Genevieve Rix of San Francisco.
American Beauty roses were used at
tractively for table decorations and
favors were small fans of La France
roses. Among the guests We're Mrs
John S. Walker, Mrs. Schultz of New
York. Mrs. Taylor: of Chicago, Mrs
Gerrit Wilder. Mrs. Richard Ivers
Mrs. Percy Benson. Misses Durham,
Marion Scott and Nellie Kitchen.
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A bridge and pedro party was given
at the Hawaiian Hotel on Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Armin Haneberg in
honor of Mrs. Amweg of San Fran
cisco who sailed on the Korea Friday
for her home.
On the eve Of their departure on
Thursday for the mainland en- route
Jackson and Mrs. Howard gave de-
lightfuI dinner in the private dining
rooms of the Moana. Native music
was arranged for, and the decorations
were magnificent. The list of invited
quests included Mr.. and Mrs, Dodge,
Mr.. and Miss A. A. Logan Miss
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. George Kimball and Miss Helen
Kimball will leave for Boston, their
home, on April T. They have visited
here for about a year with Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford Kimban and will be
greatly missed
Mrs. S. G. Wilder will leave on
April for Europe, and in England
she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Gibbons.
During the week delightful supper
was given in honor of Admiral and
Mrs. Lyon by Captain and Mrs Nj
black, a charm of the dinner being
the novel decorations, a miniature fleet
occupying the center of the table. 1t
was a naval dinner throughout.
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Mrs. r. c. Ray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagner We're guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. w. Deering to dinner at the Nloana
on Thursday. Most charming floral
decorations We're used, the leading
color scheme being pink.
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Henry Defries gave luau last night
at his home. 239 King street, in honor
of the ffftieth anniversary of his birth,
The luau was attended by a large
number of his friends, haoIe and Ha~
waiian. and was a tasty affair. There |
was Hawaiian music and good cheer |
for all. Mrs. Defries was an excellent |
hostess. BY special arrangement the |
Oregon girls We're permitted to be |
present and partake of the feast, their |
first Hawaiian Iuau.
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The bridal banquet given at the Mo- !
ana last Wednesday in honor of Lieu
tenant and Mrs H. NJ Cooper by |
Major and Mrs. r. c. Van Vliet was |
an artistic success. Those honoring
the occasion were Capt. and Mrs. r. +,
Ingram, Capt. and Mrs. j. B. Schoeffel,
NJ,
Lieut.. and Mrs J. G. Hannah, Lieut..
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