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

viii join them there and accompany
them to Jaoan-
It IS expected that DR.. Humphris win
be leaving for Europe before the end
of the month
Major Russell. Z. s N. entertaineF
cantafn Hautefeuille, Of the French
cruiser Catfnat, and his chief officer,
at dinner at the Seaside On Frldas
night
Great preparations are being made
for the annual banquet Of the Hawaii
Yacht Club. TO be given On Monday
night al the Seaside hotel The mem
beers of the club who have the arrang-
ing of the affair are promising some
thing extra in the menu and banquet
arrangements under way.
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The Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. A.
Young and Mrs. Clarence Cooke poured
the plain ten into simple little blue
cups at the Art League tea last Mon
day afternoon. There We're no special
decorations nor was there any music
indeed lemon without any choice Of
cream and nabiscos completed the feast
after the sugar came round. Miss
Schaefer. who was to have acted as
hostess on behalf of the ticket com
mittee, did not return from the vol
cano in time to make the affair more
Ella borate so a simple life tea" was
suggested. Before leaving, each lady
was armed with four yellow placards
and an invitation to attend another tea
on the eleventh day of February. Miss
Schaefer has promised to be present
and has declared she viii have the
affair as elaborate as the one during |
her absence was simple.
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Mrs William G.. Irwin has sent out |
invitations for a bridge party on |
Thursday evening, February z, on |
which same evening Miss Helene 1r-
win will entertain the members Of the |
Gaiety Club and their guests at a /
lance. Both affairs will take place at /
The Irwin home at Washington and
Laguna streets.-S. f. Chronicle. jan
nary %.
Among the guests registered at the
Moana hotel during the past week
are T. E. Nash and wife, of Grand :,
Rapids, Wis, Duncan McLaren and
Mrs. McLaren, of Edinburgh, Scotland;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Cohn, and
Miss z. Sleeper, of San Francisco; Mrs.
=. J. Reynolds and Mrs. E. H. White,
# Cupertino, Cal; j. r. Hensler. Of
N. j.; and Arthur W. Sias, of
New York.
Among the prominent residents of
spokane, Washington, now visiting in
he city, are Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Clio
yer, Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Mcpherson
md Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Smith.
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The Misses McStoeker entertained at
ridge on last Tuesday afternoon. The
rst prize was won by Mrs. High. and
he second by Miss Alice Macfarlane.
Hiss Lady Macfarlane drew the conso-
alton prize. Those present were Misses
Alice, Lady and Helen Macfarlane,
)ruci1la Marx, Tillie Neumann, Ada
rhodes, Irene Dickson, Dagn1ar Soren-1
on, Violet Damon, Belle Ashley,
.ouise Girard, Irma Waterman.
'lanche Soper, Constance Restarick,
I. and J. Angus, Jean Center. Edith
padding. Ethel Spalding,. c. Harrison,
dele Morgan, N. Fitzmaurice, Miss
johnson, Alice Brown, Makia Magoon,
f. Whiting, Mesdames G. B. High,
red Angus, A. j. Dougherty, J. NJ.
.iggs, L. A. Thurston and A. w. Pear
on.
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'Paymaster George Martin Lukes1 of /
he navy, now under arrest at the Mare
Stand navy yard, charged with drunk
nness and other scandalous conduct, | .
as not the most creditabfe of records
, fall back on in the present emer-
ency. Indeed this is not his first
'ansgression of the proprieties that
otain in our navy. About five years
go, when he was attached to a ship
4 the Asiatic station, he misappre-
ended the nature of ar entertainment
ven to the American officers, and be-
g under the impression that it was
bacchanalian revel, he pulled out the :
lritanical stop and raised Cain in the :
essence of ladies unaccustomed To :
lything more demoralizing than an 9