The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-30

poned to Monday, January 7th. when
it will be held at 'Craigside" the resi-
dence of Mrs. Give Davies at the usual
hour.
Miss Katydid Jones will receive with
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck the second and
fourth Thursdays throughout the win
ter.
Mrs. Geo. r.. Carter will be at home
on Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 TO
6 o'clock
The St Louis College Alumni Asso-
citation viii give a dance at Progress
Hall on New Years eve.
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Mrs. W. G.. Gloyd, one of the Port
land, Oregon, tourists now spending the
winter IN Honolulu at Mrs. Angus.
leaves on the Ventura next week. Miss
Gloyd and Miss Clark will remain here
six weeks longer
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Miss Evelyn Smith of Hamakuapoko
and Mr.. Ernest o. Born of KahuIui.
Maui, were married at the home of the
brides mother on Christmas Dsy ar
10 M, the Rev E. c. Beckwith Of
floating. The bride and groom, were
unattended. The couple, after spend
ing their honeymoon at "Idlewild." will
be at home at Kahului after Janu-
airy Z.
Mrs Henry Jaeger, who came from
Kauai to enter the Queens Hospftal
is convalescent.
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Tarn McGrew, who Is popular in San
Francisco society, is in Paris studying
architecture, and will remain there for
another year. He intends to return to
San Francisco and make his home
there.
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"The Last Dance in 1907 was the
caption on the attractive souvenir
dance programs at the ball given by
the Canton Oahu, No /, I. o. o. F.. at
Progress hall last evening The Can
ton attended in full uniform and made
a handsome appearance, especially in
the grand march led by Commander
Paul Smith and Mrs. Smith. The dance
was largely attended and was enjoy
able throughout. Kaai furnished the
music. The committees, assisting Floor
Manager Paul Smith and the Floor
Committee, Ensign E. A. jacobson and
Chevalier F. G. Noyes, were as follows:
rangements-Comdr. Paul Smith,
Lieut.. Fl. T. Moore, Accout. M. r. ST.
monitor, Chew. B. r. Lee. Ensign e. A.
Jacobson, Clerk L. Petrie, Chev. Robt.
Menaugh.
Reception-Maj. E. Kelly, Chev. c.
o. Hotel, Chev. Fl. H. Williams, Chew
z. G. Copeland, Chev. w. J. White,
Chew. J. c. Bicknell, Chew w. J.
Moody, Chev. A. FL. Hodson, Chev. E.
M. McGrew.
Decorations-Lieut. H T. Moore.
Chev. A. n. Hodson, Chev. A. L. Lane,
Chew. T. Bailey.
Observation-Disclosures E. A. Jacob
son, Chew. F. G.. Noyes, Chev. C. S.
Crane.
The Christmas Eve dinner and dance
given by the behring's at the Moana
Hotel eclipsed all other similar func-
tions of the present season. The
guests. numbering about a hundred at
the dance. enjoyed themselves until
Christmas morning. The hallway lead
ing from the hotel rotunda to the re-
ception parlor, which was used as the Z
ballroom, was prettily decorated with =
MALE and palm branches. In the
reading room a buffet supper was
served from a tastefully coun-
ter. glowing with electric lights, behind
which stood a chef in white cap and
jacket. The viands were most tempt
ingly displayed. In two large cut-gIass
bowls on a nearby table there was a.
delicious punch brewed by Mr.. Deer
ing. Many of the gowns WON that
evening were superb creations of the
dressmaker, that worn by Mrs. Deering
being especially admired. Three tables
were used for the dinner guests.
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Mrs. Frederick Klamp gave a. bridge
tea on Friday afternoon for Mrs. Man
ME Phillips
A dance was given at the Wahine
Kapu Club on Christmas Eve. about
eighty guests being present. A dinner
was given previous to the dance for
about twenty guests.
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At the Christmas Day dinner of
Judge and Mrs. Stanley there were
present DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. c. Deering, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. de B. Layard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lange, Lady Heron, Mr.. ana Mrs. G.
D. Danford. Miss Anna Danford, Cap
tain and Mrs. Combe, Miss Gyms Mrs.
Greig, DIR. and Mrs. Wilkinson of
Kauai, DR.. and Mrs Hoffman,, Mr..
Jameson, Mr.. Watson, Mr.. Cockburn,
Mr.. David Anderson, DR.. Sheldon. Mr.. 4
Rowe1l.