The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-12

Among the events OF tHis week Wal
be the business mems lunch on Friday
and Saturday, the 18th and 18th OF
May, in the store lately occupied by
the Pacific Hardware Co., Fort street.
One dollar buys a ticket good for both
lunches. A dance will be given on
| Saturday evening in Pythian hall in
the same series of entertainment, the
| gfvers of which are the ladies of Leahi
| Chapter. Order Eastern Star. For
about a year past the chapter has
| been maintaining a bed at Miss john
sons Sanatorium, for use of members
| of the order and masons. It is to
raise funds for the continuance of a
bed at some place that the two
lunches and the dance are planned.
1t is understood that in the event of
insufficient funds being realized from
the lunches and dance to enable the
chapter to make satisfactory arrange
ments for the continuance of a bed,
whatever amount is raised shall be
devoted to masonic charities under di-
rection of Leahi Chapter.
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The fair and luau to be given at the
home of Prince David KawananS kna,
No. 1888 Pensacola street, Saturday,
the 25th, will be a most important So
ciety event. The fair will begin at me
o'clock and admission to the grounds
will be free during the afternoon. The
luau will be given from five TO seven.
The Princess Kawananakoa has entire
charge of both the fair and luau, and
has carefully arranged every detail.
Mrs. A. P. Taylor will design the dec
orations, which will be very artistic
and effective. The list of assistants in
cludes Mrs. L. Whitehouse, Mrs. Eben
Low, Mrs. C. S. BaElentyne, Miss Nan
ME Winston, Mrs. Geo. D. Gear, Mrs.
Van VIiet, Miss Jaeger, Miss Trina
Ballentyne, Mrs Mamie Phillips, Mrs.
A. f. Murphy, Miss Dreier, Miss
Rhodes, Mrs. McStocker, the Misses |
Mulch, Mrs. Harrison, Miss Legros,
Mrs. E. B. McClanahan, Miss A. Gig
noux, Miss Justine McClanahan, Misses
Vera and Violet Damon, Miss Soren- |
son, Miss Bertha Young, Mrs. James |
Mrs. Deering, Mrs. A. G. I
Halves, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Cushman,
Mrs. Chas. Wilder. Mrs M. E. Gross
man, Misses Ada Mulch, Muriel and
Beatrice Campbell, Watty Holt, Irene
Boyd, Rosie Herbert, Annabel Low,
Ruth Bertelmann, and others equally
Efficient and well known. The following
will preside at the luau table: Mrs.
laura Mahelona, Miss Lokalia Holt,
Hrs. Cathcart, Mrs. j. Paiko, Jr., Mrs.
lizzie Kinney, Mrs. C. Hopkins. The
proceeds of the entertainment will go
oward building and maintaining a
ome for INDECENT Hawaiian women.
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The informal dances and dinners that
ave been given at the Seaside Hotel
his season are growing in favor. The
asst week has been an unusually busy
ne, what with the coming and going
f the transports. and the presence of
he Congressional party. There were
We we1l-attended hops during the last
veek, the first, given by Miss Ellen
[acfarlane, being an exceedingly pretty
fair. There were about fifty guests,
ne lanai being tastefully decorated
18th tropical plants and flowers.
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The largest transport dance in three
ears was that in honor of Col. Henry
Kingsbury, the officers of the Eighth
avalry and their wives, at the Sea-
de Hotel on Thursday evening. Col.
gave a dinner of eight COW
y LUZ d pal VI HIS lIlSlloS. olAcI 81
Ulcers who entertained the same even
g were Captain Robert J. Duff, Cap
lin Mortimer o. Bigelow, Captain II
eginald E. McNaily and Lieut.. Dun b
IN Elliot.
The Minute" Club, which is becom-
g quite famous for it's many and IS
lried entertainments, has been in it's g
I'm the recipient of dance, g,.-en by #
e men Of the younger set at the Sea-
lie Hotel on Friday evening. III
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On Monday or Tuesday evening, de- M
ndent upon the arrival of the trans M
rt Logan, dance will be given at
e Seaside in honor of Colonel Peter Is
Bonus and the officers and ladies 7,
the Ninth Cavalry, who are on their
ay to the Philippines. The famous ~
gimental band of the Ninth will play
ring the intermissions of the dance. 4
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The Hon. George L. Lilly, of the
Committee, Representa-
Te from Connecticut, is the guest of
:. and Mrs. A. Gartley.
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Mr.. Sidney Rallou is entertaining M
IN. A. B. Capron, Congressional Rep
from Rhode Island, during al
stay in Honolulu.
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Mrs. II. NJ. Dow left in the steamer bi
era yesterday, accompanied by two 20
her younger daughters. She goes bf
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, to attend the br
of her eldest daughter. Miss "a
bic Dow, at Vassar College. Before
urning Mrs Dow will visit her son "a
IN, who is in Marshall Fields store, Cli
icago.
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