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

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prominent in the arbitration proceed
, ings.
The engagement of Miss Elsie Wat
erhouse Of Honolulu to DIR. Ismay
Stubs of London, was announced at
a tea on Thursday given by Miss
Alice Jones. Among the guests were
Mrs. Albert Waterhouse, Mrs. Ernest
Ross, the Misses Neumann Walker.
Marion Waterhouse, Burwell, Iaukea,
Fisher. Hall, Kimball, Sturgeon,
Schaefer, Blake, Josselyn.
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Mrs. r. c. Van Vliet was hostess at
a bridge party given at Camp Nc
Kinley on Friday afternoon. The
prizes were won by Miss Bertha
Young and Mrs. Hagens. The aft
ernoon was delightfully."- spent by a
number of guests who found Mrs. Van
Vliet a charming hostess.
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A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewton-Brain on Friday evening.
1888
At the luncheon given on Monday
by Mrs. Ingram of Camp Mckinley in
honor of Mrs. Cooper there were pres
ent Mrs. c. F. Humphrey, Miss Jua-
nita Humphrey and the feminine colo
ny of the military post
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The dinner given in honor of Rear
Admiral H. w. Lyon at the Alex
ander Young Hotel on Wednesday
evening was a jolly one and as far
as the decorations and favors are con-
cerned, quite unique. A suite of rooms
on the fifth floor We're used. The walls
were hung with American flags and the
flag of the Rea Admiral. At the cir
cular table covers were laid for ten,
who were besides the guest of honor,
Dr. w. E. Taylor, Z. S. n. (retired),
Captain A P. Niblack. U. S. N, Major
Fuller, u. S. NJ c., Lieut.. Carter, T..
S. N. Lieut.. Cushman, U. S. N, Lieut..
Harllee, u. S. NJ. c., Lieut.. Bigler, u.
s. NJ. c.. DR.. Rossiter, u. S. N, and
Paymaster Hagner, U. S. N. The din
ner was given by Admiral Lyons
brother officers. The ia BILE was cross
ed by broad bands of blue crepe paper
olnamented with gilt stars, the whole
forming a five pointed star In the
center was miniature Flagstaff with
halyards. the Admirals pennant at the
peak. The base of the staff was bank
ed with violets from which protruded
toward the guests, the muzzles of
thirteen tiny cannon. The guests found
their places at the table by the in
sigma on imitation epaulets. bearing
the rank of each diner There We're
unique souvenirs at each plate, that
fo.r the Admiral being tin warship.
While the officers were enjoying their
stag dinner, several of the ladies OF
the Naval Station were entertained at
dinner by Mrs. w. E. Taylor. Their
table was decorated with yellow flow
ers. The guests were Mrs. Lyon, Mrs.
Fuller. Mrs. Cushman, Mrs Rossiter
and Mrs. Hagner.
A picnic luncheon is to be given at
the Peninsula by Mrs, Hagens this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder and
number of relatives We're dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Wilder last Sat
urday evening.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright is receiv-
ing many social favors this week owing
to her contemplated departure for New
Zealand on the Ventura Wednesday.
Mrs. Swanzy gave bridge party on
Friday in honor of Miss Cartwright
and tea was given for her on Thurs
day by Mrs. Alexander Scott at the
Young Hotel.
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Admiral Stevens, U. S. N, (retired)
and Mrs. Stevens. who passed through
on the transport Thomas. were enter
tanned at luncheon on Friday at the
Moana by Mr.. John Bliss.
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Bishop Willis, alfred Honolulu as
his old title read while he was in
charge of the Anglican Church in Ha-
wall, Is expected shortly from Tonga,
en- route to England.
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The Hedemanns are occupying the
McInerny villa at Waikiki.
1913
A birthday party was given by Mrs