The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-06

the guests places produced a novel eff
feet. Among the guests were Mrs.
Cushnan, Mrs c. F Humphrey, Mrs.
Ingram. Mrs. L. E. Cofer, Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mrs Riggs Mrs Frank
Thompson. Miss Neumann
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Miss Ruby Burpee is visiting Mrs.
Edward Watson at her Vineyard street
residence.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
gave luau last evening in honor of
Colonel Samuel Parker's birthday
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Mrs. Walter Maxwell may arrive on
the next steamer from the Colonies to
join Dr. Maxwell. who has been here
some weeks
Miss Higford, who has been a guest
Of the Layards for several months, is
booked for the Alameda, and will re-
turn to England.
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The Eastern Star Fair at Haalelea
Lawn yesterday afternoon and even
ing was a well-planned and thorough
Iy enjoyabl affair. The grounds were
attractively laid out with booths for
the sale of fancy work, candies, lemon
ade, Hawaiian curios, dolls, while
shooting galleries. and a side-show
tent formed numerous attractions
which did not fail of their purpose
with the large crowd Of visitors Lunch
was served from u until two and was
quite popular, especially with business
men. Naturally all Masons were
drawn to the fair and spent their
money freely. The side-show tent was
designed on the lines of the circus adj
junct. There was a barker-Guy Liv-
ingston-whose spiel before the en-
trance was alone worth the price of
admission. Within the tent were sup
posed to be living skeletons, the beard
ed lady and other rare attractions.
The fair was gotten up originally to
endow a bed at Miss Johnson's SAM
tarium When the San Francisco dis
aster came to notice it was decided to
devote the proceeds to relief in San
Francisco. The bazaar was known as
the Eastern Star Fair, but it was car
ried through by Leah Chapter No 2,
of which Mrs Mary Brown is Worthy
Matron. The Hawaiian Band played
during the afternoon.
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Mrs. A F. Wall gave delightful
bridge party on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Graves and Miss Graves
of Los Angeles. Prizes We're won by
Mrs. Rudolf Slattery, who carried away |
the first trophy, a cutglass bowl and
Mrs. Wight, the consolation trophy. |
The guests of honor were respectively |
presented with a corsage of violets and |
a Hawaiian souvenir spoon. Among |
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Lakeland, Mrs. Kluegel. Mrs. Wells |
Peterson, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs Paris, |
Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs. Wight, Mrs. |
Dougherty, Mrs. Smith, Mrs Carter,
Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Grinbaum, Mrs.
Slattery, Mrs. Jordan, Misses Carter,
Alexander, Burke. Wight and Schaefer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Beckley an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Juanita to Mr. A. r. Cunha.
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On Thursday evening Paymaster and
Mrs. Hagner entertained at dinner in
honor of Major and Mrs Fuller and
Mrs. c. w. C. Deering.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch is expected home
from Washington some time this
month. Judge Hatch and the children
will remain East this summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haneberg will leave
for Oakland on the Alameda.
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Mrs Annie K BRENNAN (nee Dow
setD arrived yesterday morning from
San Francisco on the S. S. Alameda
and was married in the forenoon to
Mr.. George w. Kirkaldy, assistant en-
of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Experiment Station, by Rev.
Henry Parker of Kawaiahao church.
They are spending their honeymoon at
Puualoa. The wedding was private,
only relatives and intimate friends be-
ing present.
The Maypole dinner given by Mr.. and !
Mrs. c. w. Case Deering on Friday ,
evening at the Moana Hotel was one |
during the week. The dinner was
served in the large dining hall ana
was novel in effect with its dainty
Maypole. which rose from the center of J
he table. The pole was wound with l
naile and white ribbons and was sur {
nounte by a green shaded electric s
globe. Ribbons We're drawn from the !
OPP of the pole to the guests places. I
4 circle of electric lights shaded with
green globes set in the midst of a sea
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