The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-10
SOCIETY

Mrs. Arr41fn Haneberg has been a
visitor at the Haleiwa Hotel for few
days. 81
| Miss Mary Adele Case, the contral-
to, will leave for Paris on Wednesday
via Australia. On Tuesday evening
she will give a farewell recital at the
home of Mrs. J. S. McGrew, Lunalilo
and Hackfe1d streets. Many Of those
who heard Miss Case at the Opera
House last Monday evening were anx-
| ious to hear her again, and others
who were unable to attend, have ask
| ed to be given another opportunity
of hearing the sweet singer. Miss
| Case will give many new songs,
among which will be some Of the ever
popular Scotch airs.
/ The patronesses for Tuesday even
ing will be Mrs. Gov. George r. Car
ter, Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. ].
S. McGrew, Mrs. J. A. McCandless,
Mrs T. F. Morgan, Mrs. L. Tenney
Peck, Mrs Brinckerhoff, Mrs. H.
Focke, Mrs. A. A. Young and Mrs. C.
B. Cooper.
| Miss Case will be accompanied by
Mrs. VIM L. Whitney and by Mrs. G.
B. Cooper, violinist.
The spacious home of Mrs. McGrew
| will undoubtedly be visited on the
evening of the recital by many Of the
music lovers of Honolulu.
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The reception given on Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. George r. Carter
was not interfered with to any great
extent by the inclement weather, a
large number of we'll known ladies be-
ing present. Mrs. Carter was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop
and Mrs. J. Dowsett. Others who as
sisted in looking after the guests were
Mrs. Eric Knudsen, Mrs. John Water
house, Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Mrs.
Clarence Cooke, Mrs. Crehore and the
Misses Alexander. Among the ladies
present during the afternoon were Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs.
Sanford B. Dole, Mrs. G.. Waterhouse,
Mrs. Knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knud-
sen, Mr.. Eric Knudsen, Mrs. Walker |
Misses Alexander, Mrs. Brainerd |
Smith, Mrs. Hosmer, Miss Howe of |
Massachusetts, Misses Kilhan, Mrs. |
Charles Rice, Mrs. Sachs, Mrs. Alex. |
Scott, Mrs. Mackall, Miss Iaukea, Mrs. |
Ahrens, Mrs. Witherle, Miss Abrams, |
Mrs. Abrams, Miss Smith. Mrs. F. |
Grey Mrs. C. H. Smith, Mrs. Buchan-
an, Mrs. T.. Waterhouse, Mrs. Gilbert, |
Mrs9 Love- Mrs. A. Lewis, Miss Green,
Mrs. Green, Mrs. White, the Misses
White, Mrs. Robert Levers and many
others.
The Canton Oahu No. 1, the uniform
rank of the I. o. o. F., will initiate four
new members at their next meeting.
The Canton is one of the youngest
branches of the order here but is grow
ing rapidly in membership.
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There was repetition of the Floral
Parade yesterday at Waikiki, a score
OF children taking part There were
cowboys and cowgirls, pau riders,
decorated bicycles, hand-power au-
tomobile, number of toy express wa
gons, rickshaw, all decked out in a
very creditable imitation of the big
event of February %. The parade was
formed in the grounds of Colonel Mac
farlane and proceeded through the |
grounds of the Seaside and along Ka-
lakaua avenue. Mrs. Macfarlane and Il
Mrs. w. NJ. Graham were the patron
esses and judges, presenting each
child in line with first prize, proving
great discrimination and judgment on
their part and giving greater satisfac-
ton than is usually the case among
the prize-givers of like events.
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luau has been arranged in honor
of the anticipated visit of the Los An
gelenos this week, to take place at the
Kapiolani Home on the afternoon Of
Friday under the patronage Of Prin-
cess Kalanianao1e and Mrs. J. NJ. Dow
sett. The luau will last from noon I'M
til two o'clock and four luau tables
as we'll as a foreign lunch table will
be spread. In addition to these there
will be coffee and lemonade booths.
The proceeds from the sale of tickets
for this event will be used for the
building of a laundry for the home,
building.
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In honor of Vice Commodore Thyme,
Of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club,
and Mrs. Thyme, the Hawaiian Yacht
Club members will cruise today to
Pearl Harbor, returning this evening.
Among the other guests of the club
will be the members of the Western
Tours party, who have decided to re-
main in Hawaii nei until the goth.
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Mrs. Weatherred and the members
IF the Western Tours party will be the
guests of Princess Emma De Fries to- !,
evening at a reception.
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The ball to be held under the aus G
oices of the local knights of Pythias I
edges in honor of the opening of their
new Castle Hall, at the corner of Fort
street and Beretania avenue, has been a
postponed until April on account of a r
lelay in preparing their new quarters. t
t had been expected that the lodges 7
would be installed this week and ar t
'angements had been well under way =