The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-11

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Frank Hoogs on Tuesday afternoon
for her youngest daughter six years
of age. A large number of little ones
were present.
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Mrs. Walbridge entertained Captain
and Mrs. A. P Niblack at dinner on
Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Clinton Hutchins gave a de-
lightful pedro party on Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Alice Hedemann.
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Sans Souci'' at Waikiki has been
rented by Mr.. S. NJ. Ballou.
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Mrs. E. r. Adams entertained at a
tea for Mrs. S. G. Wilder on Thurs
day afternoon. This is one of the
numerous farewell functions for Mrs.
Wilder who leaves shortly for Eng
land.
Mrs. Victor Blue, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Blue, entertained at
bridge whist at her residence in York
street, Norfolk Va, February II.
There were four tables.-Army and
Navy Journal.
A bridge party was given by Mrs.
Harry Lewis on Tuesday afternoon at
her Waikiki home.
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The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Adams was cele-
brated last evening, a surprise party
having been arranged in their honor.
The guests brought a large amount of
tinware.
The Promotion Committees banquet
to the Oregon Journals party of young
ladies on Thursday, at the Moana, was
very pleasing affair, those participant
ing being Mrs. E. T. Weatherred. Mrs.
f. c. Smith, Mr.. R. 0. Matheson, Miss
Bertha Courtemanche, Mr.. E. I. Spald-
ing, Miss Minnie S. Phillips, Mr. Har-
ry H TomIins. Miss Effie Mae King,
sen, Mrs. J. A. McCandless. Mr.. A.
u. c. Blake, Miss Katie Nash, Mr.. H.
P. Wood, Miss Sallie Madigan. Mrs.
E. L Spalding, Miss Blanche Brown,
Mrs f. l. Waldron, Miss Florence
Heavren, Mr.. H. w. Kinney, Miss Mol
lie Proebstel.
The dinner terminated at $50. and
as the ladies left the table they were
decorated with MALE leis. Music was
rendered by the Hotel quintet.
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Mr. I. E. Lynds entertained at dim
ner on Friday, at the Moana, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Gartley Mrs. NJ. C. Blake,
Miss Blake, Miss G. Blake Miss Alice
Jones and Err. A. Lewis, Jr.
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DR.. Humphris gave a stag dinner
at the Moana, on Friday, in honor of
Prince David Kawananakoa, DR.. Ir-
win, of Hiio, DR.. Yost, u. S. A, and
Mr.. c. W. Case Deering. The dinner
was served club style and was greatly
enjoyed.
Miss Mamie Winston gave "a lunch
con on Saturday to a number of
friends at the Moana.
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Captain Sayce gave an enjoyable
dinner to several of his friends at the
Moana on Monday. Covers were laid
for twelve. the table being prettfly
decorated in English style. Altogether
a delightful evening was spent as most
ofsthose participating were leaving for
the mainland on the Alameda, en- route
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Chaplin of New York
City, gave a dinner at the Moana on
Monday. for Admiral and Mrs. Lyon,
Gov. Cleghorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Olmsted
and Miss Olmsted of Newport. r. L
A carefully selected menu was pre-
scented. and the decorations were beau
tiful, pink roses being artistically ar
ranged to cover the whole of the table.
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The. reception and dance aboard the
cable steamer Restorer last evening
was one of the pleasantest events in
the harbor this season. The steamer
was beautifully decorated with flags
and palm branches. especially on the
main deck. which presented beautiful
effect under the electrics- a Hawai-
ian Quintet Club played and the amid
ships and after end of the ship were
used for dancing. Late in the even
ing supper was served between decks
at tables prettily decorated, pink car
nations and leaves being used for
floral garnishments. with pink and
green ribbons on the long table. A
dainty collation. was served and the
entire evening was one of extreme en-
joyment. II was an ideal night and
Captain Combes, DR.. Sheldon, Mr.
Rowell and the other officers proved
capital hosts, as they have always.
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Mrs. Lyon and Governor Atkinson. The