The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-01
tree. with small tables for refresh

.natIon IclS. y bout forty people, AeSlS-
mated as the 900 We're grouped at
this table. where merriment and Joihty
we're the order. other smaller dinner
partjes We're scattered here and ther't
about the grill room. The buffet, fin
ished in red was early an attraction.
The patronesses for the occasion We're
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. r. c. Van
y!iet. Mrs. e F Fuller, Mrs. Geo. w
Macfariane, Mrs. F. Howard Hum
phris, Mrs G. w c. Deering, Mrs
Fred. w. Macfarlane. Mrs. Gerrit p.
Wilder. Mrs a. G. HAYES, Mrs. c. B.
High. most of whom We're present.
Dancing in the new pavilion was a
pleasure. Open to the sea, swept by
cool valley breezes, brilliantly iilum1n-
ated, and with a perfect floor and en-
.trancing music, no place in Honolulu
can equal the pavilion as a ball room.
1t was a fashionable gathering. the
invitation list including the leading So
cfety. peopae of the city. The army and
navy were well represented.
Above all. the guests had the boom
of the surf in their ears through all
the ear-haunting melodies, two-steps
and waltzes. which were played by the
quintet club.
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Viscount and Viscountess d'Hummi-
eres of Paris gave delightful dinner
ing for a countryman of theirs. The
party Will go to the volcano on Monday
and will leave for the Coast on the
Nippon Maru.
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Miss Elizabeth Lawlor, who arrived
on the Ventura, and Mr.. Edward
Leonard were married yesterday morn
ing at ST Andrews cathedral and in
the afternoon went to Haleiwa to spend
their honeymoon. The couple became
acquainted through mutual friends. the
|Schermerhorns, who resided here until
"a couple of years ago.
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Mrs. George r. Carter has discon-
tinued her formal days at home until
October.
A supper dance was given by Miss
Claire Williams at the home of her
mother, Waikiki. on Wednesday even
ing in honor of the class of '06 of Oahu
College. The decorations followed the
colors of the college Ernest Kaai fur
nished music for dancing.
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Mrs. Alexander Scott was the guest
OF honor of Mrs. c. G.. Ballentyne at
a luncheon on Friday. Yellow predom-
mated in the decorations and the hand
painted place cards We're quite pretty
Following the luncheon the guests
played bridge. Mrs. Halves obtaining
the first prize
Dr. Yost, U. s. A., who took dose
of poison by mistake on Thursday
evening at his apartments in the Young
Hotel is improving. He is GONZALES
cling at Miss Johnson's Sanitarium.
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Mrs H. V Murray has been quite i'll
for the past week.
a jolly hayride party was given last
evening by Miss Hopper.
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iIrs. Harry Couzens expects to leave
Tor Europe shortly
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It is now Captain Slattery, and he is |
back from the Coast with two bars to |
his shoulder straps 1
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Mr.. Harry Wandschneider and Miss |
streitel were married at Engleside on |
evening. The bridesmaid |
vas Miss Sylvia Bryant, and the best /
nan Mr.. Ed. Davis.
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Miss Aimee Gribble and Mr. James
:. Bicknell, the County Auditor, were
married on Thursday evening. On their |
eturn from the country they will re-
tide in their new home, formerly the /
3eardslee home in Kinau street.
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Mrs. NJ. M. Scott and Miss ldariofl1
scott have returned from Ahuimahu. |
where they were the guests of the
dacfarlanes.
Governor and Mrs. Carriers reception
ial event of the week. Despite show-i
RS during the early part of the evening /,
large number of those invited re-
pended. The grounds We're Illuminated
n theS mansion, the balustrade in the j
eception hall was draped with huge
Hawaiian flag. The Governor and Mrs.
'arter received in the main parlor. A
plendid arrangement of American
seauty roses at the foot of the tall pier F,
mirror, with clusters of roses on a
helf just opposite, formed an attract
We decorative scheme. Mr.. George
mithies received the guests at the en-
rance and escorted them to the parlor,
being made to the Gov
rnor and Mrs. Carter by Messrs. Ger
it Wilder and j. r. Gait. Judge Ma
aulu and a number OF friends of Waia- (
Ia made their entry noticeable by
nging Hawaiian songs. Mrs Bruce
Iackall of Waialua also sang prettily.
he refreshments and punch were de- {
cious.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B. Ripley an
ounce the engagement of their daugh-
ar, Lila May, to Mr.. James Lawrence {