The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-03

Mr.. Gray speaks of the large num-
Der of tourists stopping there at pres
emit and the capacity Of the hotel not
being enough to accommodate the de-
mand for rooms
The weather there, while warm and
delightful during the day, is cold ana
crisp at night, and the snow from the
adjacent mountains rolls down into the
valley, it being no infrequent sight TO
see people sticking beautiful roses into
snow balls as a pretty diversion.
Mr.. Hertsche, the genial manager Oh
the Moana and Young hotels, gave
delightful dinner party at the Young
hotel last Wednesday evening to sew
eral of his friends The table decora-
lions were choice cut roses and maid
enhair ferns.
The chandelier above the Handsomely
adorned table had strips of MALE ana
improvised hibiscus with little IN
candecent light hidden within It's Pc
tails, casting a delicious red glow over
the table. These strips were attached
to the table and ceiling above and the
affect was beautiful.
Among those who participated in tnat
delectable repast were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. C. Deering, DR.. and Mrs ID. r.
Hurnphris, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Noel
Patton.
Mrs. I. Rubenstein of the Young
hotel visited the volcano for a snort
period and was a returning passenger
on the Mauna Loa-
Mrs. Harry Lewis gave little lunch
con at the Young hotel Saturday to a
few friends. The table was tastlly
strewn with roses and maidenhair
ferns while a lofty vase of the same
choice blossoms was the centerpieee
The guests were Mrs. Mamie Phil
lips, Miss Irma Waterman, Mrs. II.
Focke.
Col. w. S. Muse, U. S. A, we'll |
known in Honolulu society and Epis- |
.opaI church circles, has been promoted |
10 the rank of Brigadier General and |
has retired
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Irwin en-
ertained at a dinner on Friday even
ng of last week, they and their guests
.oing afterwards to the Kohl ball.
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
{ Scott. MIR. and Mrs. r. P. Schwerin,
Or. and Mrs. j. r. X. Nuttall, Mr.. and
Hrs. Rudolph Spreckels, Mr. and Mrs.
7. Downey Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ce Blanchard Chase, Mrs. Ivers, Mrs.
Mr.. E. w. Hopkins, Mr.
Iountford Wilson and Colonel Winn,
J. S. A.-Argonaut
$3.50
The leading society event of the COM
ng week and one of the two or three
unctions of the season will be the Uni
ersity Club ball on Friday night. This
fair is to surpass the big success
cored by the University clubmen last
inter, although in the larger details
ne ball will be along the, lines which
roved so happy previously. The club
ouse is to be thrown open for the
of the guests, among the
atronesses who will receive being Mrs.
gorge Carter, Mrs. Gartley, Mrs.
rear, Mrs. Harry Baldwin of Maui,
Irs. L. .Knudsen of Kauai, Mrs. Rus
I'll, Mrs. Give Davies and Mrs Calf.
The entire lower floor of the Royal
hawaiian Hotel is to be set aside for
lie guests, while from the clubhouse
, the hotel an arched bower will be
uilt The spacious lanais of the club
ill also be used for the dancers. The
upper will be served in the club, as I
as done last year, and no trouble and
} expense is being spared 20 make
lis as well as the other features of the
rent memorable.
Music will be furnished by Berger's
ltire band and by the Ellis and Kaai
'chestras. The cotillion will be COM
enced after supper, at one o'clock,
eing led by Mr.. Walter Dillingham; 5
Id Miss Sorenson. The cotillion will
ST for about an hour, the favors to be
milar to those given last year.
Among the guests at the ball are to
several large parties from the other
lands, including the Knudsens, Rices
Id Gays of Kauai. and the Baldwins
I'd others from Maui.
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A party of round-the-world tourists
rived in Honolulu during the week
the Hongkong Maru. being guests
lring their stay here of Mrs. Fred
hitney and Mrs. Frank L. Hatch. In
e party are Miss Kate MacGregor,
ISIS Bertha Steele, Mr.. Robert Mac
'egor and Mr.. Ward Sutherland, all
Iiling from the land of the Maple
,af.
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The opening concert of the new Sea-
ems Institute quarters will be given q
Thursday night by Mr.. Rudland 4
,de.
1888 s
The marriage of Miss Carrie c. Tut s
to Mr.. James NJ. Monsarrat will be ,
lemniZed at ST. Andrews cathedral
evening.
- ~ a,
rhe house warming reception given CT
the members of the Kunalu Boat Z
ub in their dainty new clubhouse on is