The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-30

| friends knew of the engagement. Al
F., though Miss Pond was not to have
made her debut until this winter. she
| has participated in much of the yard
| gaiety during the past few months
! and is a general favorite, particularly
| with the younger set. DR.. Shook has
| been stationed at Mare. Island since
! June last and. like his fiancee. is well
known throughout the service, so that
the news of their engagement will
| bring best wishes and congratulations
| from all sides. No date has yet been
/ set for the wedding. The home of
the Ponds was most beautifully deco
rated for the affair. The wide porch
was entirely enclosed with flags. The
drawing room, dining room and den
| were all done in red. Mrs. Pond was
| assisted in receiving by Miss Pond and
| Miss Shook of Bers eley, a sister of DR.
Shook. While all the young ladies Of
the yard assisted in the dining room
A large number of invitations had been
sent out.-Mare Island Note, Army and
! Navy journal.
| Lahaina town being honored by the
presence of Queen Liliuokalani, the
principal gathering of the clans was at
a dance on Christmas Eve and a luau
on Christmas Day, where the elite We're
| the Queen. They danced by the light
| of the moon. and an array Of torches.
| on q fine platform especially erected
for the purpose on the lawn makai OF
the residence of Judge Kahaulelio. The
/ E+f ti1oJ
are, crowded. and the Judges resi-
denee was taxed to its utmost capacity
| 10 cater for the guests of the Queen
~ ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch are domi-
ciled for the winter at Stoneleigh
Court, Washington, D. C.
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| A large number of Honolulu people
will be entertained at Eva plantation
by Manager Renton and others, and
will be pres. at the New Years Eve
ball tomorrow night.
! - ~ -
! Mrs. Allan Herbert is improving.
| ~ ~
! Mrs. Henry Highton expects to arrive
in Honolulu by the next Alameda.
# ~ ~
| The following ladies of College Hills
and Manoa have decided on the first
and third Mondays of each month as
their reception days: Mrs. Mist, Mrs.
Lewton-B Brain, Mrs. c. r Eckart, Mrs.
Rottomley, Mrs. O. Gulick, Mrs. Mon
tague Cooke, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mrs
Frank Atherton. This list is incom-
plete.
| Eva plantation gives ball on New
Years Eve which will be one of the
most elaborate out-of-town functions
of the year end. Ellis orchestra will
furnish the music.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Dowda and
family, who recently returned from
their trip abroad, are again doniciled
at Eva plantation.
xxx
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Brown gave
pretty Christmas dinner at their Col
lege Hills home on Christmas Day.
Among the guests were Mrs. Robson
of Denver and Mr.. Browning of Chi
cago.
James D. Dole and bride, formerly
Miss Belle Dickey, returned on the
Mongolia from their mainland honey
moon trip.
Mr. aud Mrs Albert Waterhouse re-
turned from New York on the Mon
golia
~ .1s4
Surgeon Call arrived on the Mongo-
liza to relieve DR.. Robinson on the rev.
enue cutter Manning. DIR. Call has an
enviable record for bravery, having
crossed hundreds of miles of ice in the
Arctic to succor starving whalers
Lieutenant Lewton, recently detached
from the Manning, departed for the
Coast on the Alameda.
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Mrs Ballou, a sister-in-law Of MT
Sidney NJ. Ballou, arrived on the Mon
golia. with her daughter, to spend the
winter.
At the bridge tea given by Mrs. c.
T. Wilder Thursday afternoon for Mrs
Herman Focke and Miss Margaret
Walker, the prizes were won by Mrs.
Henry Dutton and Mrs. Andrew Fuller. |
Among those present were Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. |
Rodiek, Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. Harry Mac |
farlane, Mrs. Jack Dowsett, Mrs. w.
LAM. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Noonan, Mrs.
Arthur Wilder Mrs. E. w. Jordan,
Mrs. Frederick Klamp, Mrs. Klebahn,