The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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- MISREPRESENTATION
Queen LiIiuokalani will entertain at
III a luau at 1890 today at her Waikiki
III beach home.
Captain and Mrs. Lyon went to Ha-
geiwa yesterday.
4 portrait of Judge Dole has been
PAINTED by Mr.. Sandonna, and is said
TO be a good likeness. The artist
leaves shortly for san Francisco. haV-
ing completed a number of orders here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. Crewe-Read leave
shortly for Shanghai where the former
has been assigned as superintendent
of the cable office.
Mr.. J. S. Bell of Minneapolis, gave
an elaborate dinner party at the Mo-
ana Hotel last Thursday evening in
honor of a large number of his Min
ueapolis friends who are, like himself.
strangers in Honolulu. The table dec
orations were exquisite. and the Ha-
waiian orchestra. in attendance added
zest TO the evenings pleasure Invita-
: tions were accepted by Mr.. and Mrs
fForman Mr.. and Mrs. WOODBURY., Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Harper Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Bell,
= Mrs Mcknight, Mrs Garlock, Mrs.
Frank Forman, Mr.. Harris, DR.. Laton
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j To raise funds for maintaining a dis
sfrict nurse the Hawaiian Womans
club will give a benefit concert at the
aKamehameha Girls School on Monday
evening. February II, at o'clock.
$50
r H Chamberlain has moved to the
sorner of Thurston avenue and Green
street
We had the great delight of seeing
s for a few hours our friends Mr.. j. I. |
Arundel, his daughters and Miss |
Whibbly, their aunt. who were passen- |
gers on the Coptic, on their way to
Ocean Island The ladies saw as mucn |
of Honolulu as was possible in the time |
and expressed their wonder and pleas |
are of the city and its environment. |
Mrs. Give Davies put her carriage al |
their disposal and they were enabled |
10 see the Pail. the Park, Aquarium |
and Museum. Their sea trip had been |
anything but pleasant, but their stay |
on Shore refreshed and recuperated |
chem for the rest of their journey. |
They go first to Japan, then to China,
and then to Manila, from which they |
will make their way TO Ocean Island.
There their stay is indefinite.-Angli-
can Church Chronicle
~ SuS
last Thursday evening 0nificent
supper-dance was given at Kainalu.
the residence of Mr.. James B. Castle,
by Miss Nellie White, in honor of Miss
Margaret Castle of Waikiki, who has
now made her debut to Honolulu So
eiety. The guests were received at the
entrance of the beautiful rose-room by
Miss White who then presented them
to Miss Margaret Castle very pretty
girl. who was daintiIy dressed in white.
Miss White looked charming in an eX-
quisite French creation of pink chiffon
aver pink silk inlet with lace, and she
wore a wreath of tiny white roses in
her hair
The supper table was in the form of
a huge cross, covered with huge silver
bowls and tall vases filled with long I
roses. Hundreds of roses
were strewn all over the table, which
made magnificent sight in the soft
glow cast around by the rose-colored
candles in the tall silver candelabras
and candle-sticks. The ceilings and !
walls were brought out also in fine
effect by the subdued light. Probably {
no place in the Pacific are there such
finely painted ceilings and walls, which 6
were done by German artists especial
~ brought over for the purpose. Louis {
Quatorze has been closely followed in
the Empire style, which makes this
room the most gorgeous of it's kind !
Of any in this city.
The Hawaiian coat-of-arms adorned
the place cards, and music was fur
aished by Solomon's Quintet Club,
which played all through the dinner
Ind for the dancing later in the even
ing. The great lanai overlooking the c
pecan was used for the dancing. Dur I
ng the latter part of the evening the :
I'D fashioned Virginia reel was danced e
With great success. All We're given a 4
good chance to see the eclipse of the 4