The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02

Mrs. Joe Cohen entertained Mrs. X
Arendt and Mrs. Jerome Arendt OF
waipahu at dinner last wednesday
night at the Young Hotel and then
formed a box party to witness For
Her Children's Sake" at the Orpheum
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Captain and Mrs. Goodwin gave an
elaborate dinner at the Young Hotel
Sunday night last to few friends.
Those present were Capt. and Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wall, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Cushman and Capt. Carter.
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Judge Sanford B. Dole and Mrs.
Dole entertained eight of the Congress
sional delegates at breakfast last Sun
day morning, at their seaside villa,
Aqua Marine. Amongst the many at
fractions of the table was a great va
riety of fruits raised in the islands,
which called forth many compliments
many of them grown on the place.
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Miss Lysnor of Santa Rosa, California,
has been added to the teaching staG
at the Priory.
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Rev. Mr.. Bliss of Batavia, ILL.,, who
has made many friends in Honolulu,
both in his parish and out of it, will
be at the head of Iolani College next
year.
Mrs. w. D. Adams was at home at
the Young Hotel Friday afternoon
last, and many friends and acquain-.
tances called upon the bride. Mrs.
Adams was assisted in receiving by
her mother Mrs. Cook and Miss Mills.
Punch and other refreshments were
served upon the roof garden through
out the afternoon
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Ex-Postmaster Oat and wife were
entertained at dinner by Capt and
Mrs. Goodwin at the Young Hotel last
Monday night.
One of the most elaborate of the
countless entertainments given in
honor of the Congressional delegates
during their stay here was the recep-
ton rendered them by Prince and Prin- |
cess Kalanianaole at Waikiki on We'd I
nesday evening. Over fifteen hundred /
We're declined. The grounds were bril-
iantly lighted and marques were uti-
hzed as cloak rooms and as stands for
the musicians.
Queen Liliuokalani assisted in re-
ceiving the guests, occupying chair
near the Prince and Princess She
wore superb gown of embroidered
chiffon over pink satin. The Princess
gown was of spangled net over pink
silk. Nearly everyone of any note was
present, including government officials,
army and naval officers. Four promi-
nent Hawaiian societies attended in
body, the Kamehamehas, the Liholihos,
the Kauikeaoulis and the Hui Owls.
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Judge and Mrs. Hatch entertained
another contingent of the Congression-
al party-having taken them in relays
on Sunday evening. The party were
seated at five tables, which were dec
GRATED with asters, coreopsis, carna-
tons and maidenhair ferns. The place
cards were slips of bamboo with Ha-
waiian sketches in water color. The
Ernest Kaai Quintet Club sang while !
the guests We're at table. The latter I
part of the evening was spent on the
lanai. in conversation and in the en-
loyment of the delightful music fur f
1ished by the singers. The guests in
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr.. and !,
Mrs. Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. Gait, ]
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin, Mr.. and Y
Mrs. Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Forster. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooke, Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs. Richard
Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates, Miss Katy
did Jones, Miss Rose of Eilo, Miss Jes-
sic Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Halves, Jr., Miss Marion Scott, General
Keifer. Mr.. Edward Tenney, Mr..
Senator Piles, Mr.. Cole,
Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Acheson, Mr. Camp
bell. Mr.. Richard Wright, Mr.. Lowrey
and Col. a. CT. Halves.
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a dinner was given at the Seaside I
Hotel on Thursday evening in honor of {
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London The guests
asked to meet the distinguished guest c
and his charming wife were Mr.. and c
Mrs. c. w. case Deering, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooke, Mrs. Nevins, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Fred Church
and Captain Humphrey. They were all
greatly entertained by Mr. London's s
SSStiOAIs WHICH has d charm p6Cu- I
iarly it's own. t
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Mr. and Mrs Richard Ivers gave a
dance on Wednesday evening in honor t
Of Miss Helene Irwin and Miss Mar $
garet Hdye-Smith, her guest of san {
Francisco Both assisted the hostess
in receiving. The music was furnished $
by the Ellis Quintet Club, the living Y
room, dining room and lanais being re-
served for the dancers. while the IL
brary served as card room, of winch
the bridge players did not fail to avail
themselves. The guests included Mr.. ]
and Mrs. Clifford Kimban, Mr.. and