The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-24

| forth many expressions of apprecia-
ton from the visitors, whose only
/ complaint was that such hospitality
/ would spoil them for enjoying any fu-
/ ture visits they might make to other
/ places. On Monday night the de- .ce at
/ the Young Hotel was onesof the biggest
/ dances given during the season. the
/ number of those dancing in one or the
other of the pavilions or promenading
on the roof garden between being fully
| a thousand.
At the Moana on Wednesday even
ing another delightful dance was given.
| at which the music, led by W. Ellis,
| was particularly good. At the begin
ming of the evening the Hawaiian band
| gave delightful opening concert. dur
ing which the guests promenaded in the
garden, along the beach and on the
! pier, the evening being a delicious one.
! The farewell dance was given the
next evening at the Seaside the splen-
| did open dancing floor being we'll pat
ronized. although many seemed to
| prefer listening to the music from the
| lawn.
| The social event of the visit was the
| reception given at beautiful Ainahau
| on Tuesday afternoon by Governor
| Cleghorn to the ladies of the party. at
| which the Hawaiian band and a glee
club played.
The many friends of Mamma Her
bert will rejoice at her convalescence,
her condition having so greatly i'm
proved that she has been able to re-
| turn home from the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Rand, Mr. and
Mrs. David Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
baum and H S. Wood will leave for
the mainland soon, being booked
to sail on the steamship Korea. The
members of this party VIII make a
lengthy stay on their several visits
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a very enjoyable bathing party was
given at Waikiki on Friday afternoon
by Mrs Wood in honor of Miss Burke
The party was a merry one and thor
oughly enjoyed by the number of
poung people who participated.
a. e r.
Among the guests at the Moana Ho-
tel are Mr.. and Mrs N. H. Frank of
San Francisco. Mr.. Frank is a prom
inent attorney on the Coast and is here
on professional business.
~ ~ .&
Captain Matson, the prominent
steamship man now visiting the Ter
ritory, is a visitor at the Volcano
House at present He is expected to
return to Honolulu this week.
~ a. r.
Q. I. Mead a descriptive writer on
the staff of Everybody's Magazine, is
making an extended visit in the city
preparing a description of the scenic
beauties and climatic advantages of
Honolulu as a tourists center His
article, which will occupy several pages
of that widely-circulated magazine,
will appear in the May number
" ~ -
The Misses Jordan gave small in
formal tea on Wednesday afternoon for
her former Colonial friends, Mrs and
Miss Hicks, who are stopping at the
Moana.
Mrs. A. E. Jordan and Mrs. Bottom
ley are at Wahiawa for a few days
rest and recreation.
.ss ~ ~
Mrs. Walbridge and Miss Annie
Parke have returned from the Kona
district, where they have been spend
ing the past several weeks resting and
recuperating. 1t is to be hoped that
Miss Parke has been able to do
some sketching while in the country,
her exhibited work at the Kilohana
Art exhibit being always appreciated
and enjoyed.
" ~ ~
Jack and Carter Gait gave young
peoples party on Friday evening from
five until seven, when merriment and
glee were at premium. Dancing to
the music of the pianola was a chief
pleasure, next to the sitting down to
the long tables set on the lanai and
covered with wholesome delicacies
dear to the juvenile heart.
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Several of the cadets from the Ger
man training ship were entertained on
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Walter Hoffman,.
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Miss Josephine Locke, who for more
than a year has been giving lectures
in Honolulu on art subjects, is to leave
soon for a European tour, being book
ed to sail at the end of next month
Mrs. Heapy and Miss Mary Burbank
may accompany her.
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Many of the German cadets We're
the other evening.
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Miss Anna Danford. Miss Jean