The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
SOCIAL NOTES

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A reception win be given aboard His
Imperial japanese Majesty's training
ship Ancgawa this afternoon at 2:3o
z. m. The vessel viii lie in the stream
and guests will be conveyed from shore
to ship in launches and boats calling
at the landing at the foot OF Fort
street. The affair promises to be a so
cial function of unusual brilliancy.
About 500 Invitations have been issued.
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Judge and Mrs. w L. Stanley gave
dinner party last evening in honor
Of Nj. and Mrs. George Gray Ward
of the Commercial Pacific Gable Com
rany and Mrs. Hough. On Wednesday
Dr.. and Mrs. Humpnris gave de-
lightful surfing party at the Moana Ho-
tel for the Wards, tea being served on
the lanai.
Mrs. George r. Carter renewed her
days at home for the fall and winter
season on Wednesday afternoon, when
she re ceived formally at the guberna-
toriaI mansion on Judd street from $3.50
70 O'clock Mrs Carter was assisted
in receiving the guests by Mrs. Ellen
Weaver. Mrs F. M. Swanzy poured
tea and Mrs. J. p. Cooke presided at
the punchbowl Mrs Layard. Mrs. Won
Holt, Mrs Hitchcock and Miss
Adams otherwise assisted in the care
OF the guests, of whom there were
very large number.
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The reception given by Mrs. Charles
I'm, tn & in
hcnor of Mrs. Smith, aunt of Mrs.
kIamp, at the Wilder home, Pensa-
cola street, was a charming affair Ine
home was profusely decorated in PINK
! and yellow, with masses of Golden
Shower blossoms and roses artistically
arranged, Mrs Wilder was assisted by
Mrs. F. w. Klebahn, Mrs. Arthur Will
der, Mrs. Mary Gum and Miss Agnes
Walker A number of young ladies
served the tables where dainty re-
freshments were partaken of.
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One of the most brilliant affairs of
the week was the reception given at
the Seaside Hotel Tuesday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane in
honor of Mrs. Dutton or San Fran
CISCO. Mrs. Dutton, a sister of Mrs.
IS one vi EocIIl l. ohiNA1So :"
prominent society women. Many o,
Honolulu's 400" were in attendance.
Altogether about $50 guests were pres
ent. The evening was Cnjoyably pass
e3 in dancing and tete-a-tetes beneath
the trees and in the shadow cast by
the full moon. Only Mr.. and Mrs. Dut-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Macfarlane We're
in the receiving line. Dancing was I'M
dulged in until the following morning.
the circular lanai proving capital for
this purpose. Refreshments WerS
served on the lanai.
1855
A dance will be given at the Alex
anGer Young Hotel this evening in
honor of the officers of the U. S.. s.
Wisconsin, the U. S. n. r Lawton and
j. It S. Anegawa, to which townfolk
are hidden. kaais orchestra will fur
nish music both for the dance and the
dinner preceding.
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Mr. Akai the new manager of the
Yokohama Specie Bank, gave an elab-
crate dinner last evening at the Mochit-
suki Club, Waikiki, in honor of Cap
tain Hanabusa and officers of the Jap
anese training ship Anegawa. Consul
Mkt Saito, Vice Consul Matsubara and
many other prominent Japanese of Ho-
nolulu were present
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A dinner was given aboard the U. S.
s. Wisconsin last evening by a number
OF the officers, the town guests includ-
ing Major and Mrs Fuller, Mrs.
George F'airciild, Captain Heidi, U. S.
A, Miss Alice Macfarlane. ISIS Helen
Macfarlane, Miss Violet Ma 'lee. All
afterward attended the performance of
the Wisconsin dramatic club at the