The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-06

of white carnations was just within
line of guests plates. The place cards
were hand-painted May flowers. The
menu was perfect in all its appoint
rnents. some very rare and novel
courses being served. q feature at all
the large dinners at the beach hostel
ry Following the dinner the guests
played bridge Those present We're
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs
Noel Patton Mr.. and Mrs. Layard, DR..
and Mrs Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs.
HAYES. Miss Higford and Mr.. Ander-
son.
Miss Kelley entertained number of
friends on Friday evening in honor of
Miss Olga Hebron of Astoria, Ore
gon, who leaves for her home in a few
weeks
Miss Agnes Lyle returned on the
Alameda yesterday from Boston, where
she has been pursuing a musical
course She was in San Francisco at
the time of the disaster
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Miss Nellie White gave surfing party
at the Castles Waikiki beach place
Oll Sdciy Iol %ilc MISSES %h ooSiiiiC
and Margaret White and Messrs. Jo-
seph White and Charles White of
Winchendon, Mass. A chowder follow
ed The sea entertainment
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Misses Nellie White. Margaret White
and Madeline White were the guests
of honor of the young men of Virtue
Villa On Tuesday evening a dinner
Mt "a inn N Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney
Scott. Miss Marion Scott and Mr. Jo-
seph White.
The Wells. Fargo Express agency in
Honolulu is sending money to the
Coast by cable every day. Several
amounts were forwarded yesterday by
persons here to relatives in need of
funds
Wednesday evening saw a brilliant
gathering at the Moana, the occasion
being a dinner given by Miss n. B.
Winston in honor of Mrs. Schultz.
Those enjoying the hospitality of Miss
Winston on the occasion were Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivers, Mr..
and Mrs. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird,
Mr.. and Mrs Hagner, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w Case Deering, DR.. and Mrs.
Humphris. Miss Kitchen. Miss Forman,
Mr.. Wright, Mr. Derby, Mr.. David
Anderson. DR.. Yost, DIR. Golfer and DR..
Sheldon. The whole of the private
dining room floor was reserved for the
event. The decorations We're very
pretty in red. white and green, the GEN.
terpiece being a large bowl of deep red
and white lilies and the whole of the
large table was bestrewn with MALE
and carnations. Bowls of the latter
blossoms were at each corner, giving
a charming effect. Palms Were placed
at every convenient point and the same
plants screened the orchestra. The
elegant menu presented left nothing
possible to desire and the hostess was
highly congratulated upon a most
recherche repast, and it was indeed
SO. japanese place cards We're very
cute, and elegant hand-painted menus
(the work of a local artist were cher
ished as delightful souvenirs of a
most delightful evening. The Hawai-
ian quintet furnished their very best
musical program during dinner and af-
forwards played dance music on the
lanai.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary, A o. H.. gave
a surprise party to Miss Florence Dill
lon last Saturday evening week, at the
residence of her parents in Nuuanu +,
street. Miss Dillon, VINO is one of the |
most popular girls in the Auxiliary,
was the recipient of very handsome
solid silver set of knives and forks. |
The evening was passed most pleasant |
ly in games and other amusements. !
An original poem by Mrs. Timmons, |
the Auxiliary poetess, was the hit of |
the evening. Miss Ivy Williams pre- |
sided at the piano in her usual accom- |
plished manner. Delicious refreshments |
were served and the party broke up at !
a late hour Miss Dillons marriage
will occur in the near future
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Mrs Cushman, wife of Lieut.. Cush-
man, U. S. N. gave a delightful bridge
party on Wednesday. five tables being
lsed. The first prize was Won by Mrs.
Henry w. Lyon, and the consolation
oy Mrs. Van Vliet Other guests en-
Toying the afternoon We're Mesdames
J. NJ. Dowsett, F. Klebahn, A.
T. Campbell, Harry Macfarlane. Hag-
Ter, c. T. Wilder, Caraher. Fuller,
Couzens, T. Klamp, James Dougherty.
Schoeffel, Cooper. Hooking, Misses
Neumann, Elsa Schaefer and Margaret
digford.
Golf will be a feature at Haleiwa
oday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckley are Civ