The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-10-14

tvpe of art which hour1Sheu III oIo ia
pan and is even now the envy OF ar
lists. AS one looked, there was formed
a faithful view of Fujfyama, now d /
uoonlit scene with seashore ana Iflhs-
ing trees, then perhaps temple Inc
artist turned his attention to haWah'
with a scene of Diamond Head. A !
stone was placed at one end OF the tray |
similar in appearance to old Leahl- |
TTpon q feather. the artist, Mr.. Ushida,
Gathered bit of white sand and sprin- !
| kled it over the form of a crescent |
| and then powdered the vicinity. TAX
! ing the form away, there was left
| crescent moon in a fieeting cloud OF
sand. Another feather scattered more
/ sand beneath Diamond Head and nu-
nerous small stones and pebbles
stretched away in the well-known
curved form of Waikiki beach. A stick
of wood traced foam-crested waves
striking the beach. One, two, three
lines of foan-crested pillows were form
/ ed. Now upon the bosom of the sea
was depicted the reflection of palm
! y orked in tracings of white poWGer'
| Suddenly, in white sand traced on the
! sea. appeared the form of an outrlSger
! canoe Before you were aware that the
picture was finished the artist looked
UP smflingly and announced that the
] picture was Diamond Head. Sure
! enough it was.
!, Among those present at the reception
! were CAPTAIN Hanebusa of the Japa-
nese training ship Anegawa, Consui
| General Saito, Vice Consul Matsubara,
DR.. Kobayashi, I,r Uchida, P. c. Jones,
! 3 F. Dillingham;. J. 2. Cooke, X w.
| Breckons, E. l. Spalding, c. III. Cooke,
L. Tenney Peck, G. L. Rhodes, George
Rodiek, w. H Baird, G. Shiozawa, R.
D. Mead. w w. Hall. r. c. Stackable,
T. f. Thompson, j. w. Pratt, harry
Johnstone, r. c. A. Peterson, Dr.
Moore. f. A. Schaefer, Chinese Consul
| Chang Tso Fan, r. w. Chamberlain,
tP. H. Dodge, Prof M NJ. Scott, ]. A.
McCandless, A. Gartley, Jr.. A Garvie
E. C. Peters, A. J. Campbell, w. f.
Pfotenhauer.
japanese dinner this evening at his Pa
4 waa residence for Captain Hanabusa
and other officers of the training ship
Anegawa.
Miss Helen Wilder returned to Homo
lulu yesterday on the Sonoma to re-
main here some time with her mother,
Mrs. E. K. Wilder, and other relatives.
Miss Wilder is now the owner and
manager of a California ranch.
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Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give a
minstrel show and dance on the 3rd of
November. Tickets will shortly be on
sale by members of the order.
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On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward and Mrs. Hough were the dinner
guests of the British Consul and Mrs.
r. de B. Layard at the British consul
ate, King street. Among other guests
were Rear Admiral Very, U. S. N, and
Lord and Lady Playfair.
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The Wards departed for New York
on the Ventura and were given right
royal send-off. Leis in abundance
| were thrown about them and they all
| expressed themselves 10th to leave
Honolulu and its pleasures behind.
~ so
Mr.. Jamie Wilder entertained the
members of the University Club on
Friday evening. AS the ethics of the
club do not permit these pleasurable
|
only guess that Jamie made good.
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Mr. F. A. Schaefer gave a delightful
luncheon at Rosebank on Thursday.
Red was the prevailing tone of the
blossoms decorating the table, at which
were seated Mrs George r. Carter,
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Charles B.
Cooper, Mrs. Faxon Bishop, Mrs.
George Rodiek. Mrs. Swanzy, Mrs. A.
j. Campbell, Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett.
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Mrs. Heidi, sister-in-law of Captain
Heidi, Tenth Infantry has been stay
ing at Camp Mckinley during her visit
to Honolulu. She was married to Cap
| tain Heidt's brother during the sum
mer and is a niece of the McKinleys.
Mrs. McKinley's gift was of rare and
| valuable silver.
The children are all happy over Mrs
| Gunn's return and the chance it gives
them to resume dancing in her classes,
| which will open Thursday afternoon at
$3.50, in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Gum
| saw all the new things terpsichorean
| in Europe last summer and will intro
duce some of them here.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder enter
tanned al a bridge party on Thursday
| evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Dutton, of san Francisco. Thirteen