The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

The first of the week Mr.. and Mrs
Tack London and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Church went over to Ahuimanu on
horseback Mr.. London pronounces
Ahuimanu the most beautiful spot on
Oahu.
The stag dinner at the Seaside given
by the Oahu polo team in honor oil
the members of the Maui team was
great success from every standpoint
Forty covers were laid in the Turkish
room. the table being in the shape OF
a square, with all guests facing each
ether. In the middle of the square
was a miniature polo field, arranged
ey Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, which
was most cleverIy done with real grass
snd diminutive ponies. A gathering OF
polo players-in Hawaii, at least-ls
synonymous with having a good time,
and last nights dinner was most en-
phatically not an exception to the rule.
Those who were invited were A. L. c.
Atkinson. r. W. Atkinson, Albert
Along. DR.. VIII Baldwin, A. NJ. Brown,
A. w. Carter, J.. P. Cooke, Harold cas-
lie. George r. Carter, Fred ]. Church,
Fred B. Damon, George Denison, ,.
Haskell Derby, Walter F. Dillingham;,
H. G. Dillingham;. J. L. Fleming, Wal
ter Macfarlane, George c. Potter, Rob-
ert w. Shingle. Gerrit p. Wilder, Dr.
]. r. Judd, Nicholas Longworth. Frank
Baldwin. sam A Baldwin, C. c. Krum-
bhaar. David Fleming, Harold Rice,
Chas. A. Rice. Albert Rice, c. II. Cooke,
c. NJ. Cooke. Jr., w. A. Love, Percy
Morse. James Wilder. r. E. Wright,
Clifford Kimball and Harry Cobb. The
Turkish room was one bower of golden
shower. the Maui colors being orange
and black. and arranged about were
rare vines and shrubs from the Hon.
Archibald Cleghorn's place. The lamp
shades We're gigantic golden shower
blossoms and in the center of the table
was a stack of polo clubs. surmounted
by the Maui eolors. Beneath was a
field of grass on which two Teddy
bears. wearing the colors of the OPP
posing clubs, bestrode chargers and
fought for supremacy during the even
fng. The tout ensemble was the most
unique and artistic that has ever been
seen iat a Honolulu dinner.
Robert Thurston was a passenger on
the union Oil Steamer Santa Rita yes
tekAay. He is going east to attend
college,.
Princess Kawananakoa leaves for the
mainland in two weeks, going east
with her two sisters, Beatrice and Mu-
riel Campbell, to place them at school.
While away the Princess will make
tour of the principal cities of the east
and will doubtless be extensively en-
tertained, her circle of friends and ac-
quaintances including many Of the
prominent society leaders of the main
land cities. sASl
The marriage of Miss Rachel Thomp-
son, of Glasgow, Scotland, to Robert
Sutton, OF wainaku, was celebrated on
the twelfth instant at the Foreign
ohurch, Hilo. the Reverend Curtis E.
Shield officiating. The bride arrived
from Scotland the previous day, going
on from Honolulu on the Claudine.
". T. Rawlins was a passenger on
the Alameda, sailing on Wednesday.
He win spend some time on the MAIN
land on vacation trip.
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Miss Dodge, who arrived on. the Man
shuria, has taken room at the Sea-
side. She is an old friend of the Mac
FarIanes and is therefore sure of hav-
ing an exceedingly good time while in
Honolulu.
Wednesday evening a dance was Civ
EN- at the Seaside in honor of the of
ficers and ladies of the transport War
rem and Captain Saunders and the Of
ffcers and passengers of the S. S. Man
ehuria. Captain Saunders received
quite an ovation.
The merry times at the Seaside will
be kept up this week. Today a con-
cert viii be given during the after
noon and evening in honor of Colonel
Ralph W. Hoyt and the officers and
ladies of the Twenty-ffth Infantry.
This is the famous regiment that not
many months ago was made most
prominent through the fact that sun
dry members Of the privates shot up
the town Of Brownsville. Texas. one
company being discharged from the
army by President Roosevelt The
TWenty-fifth has a colored band of
exceptional excellence. which will nrob-
ably play at the Seaside this after
noon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nichol-
as Longworth.
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Harry W. Forbes. well known in Ho-
nolulu as a teacher OF Oahu College
and athlete on P. A. c. teams. has now
= fine position in New York City as
secretary to Judge Mclaughlin of the
Appellate Division of the New York
state Supreme Court. After leaving
Punahou, he received a diploma in law
from the New York Law School y,bera
he has since been an instructor.
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MT. and Mrs. George R. Carter were
me nests OF a dance given in honor