The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13

e, Halves. Walter Jones, VI. NJ. Scott
Van Vliet, George Potter. and Misses
| MCGOWAN, Cordie Walker. Helen Alex
ander, Schaefer and Mcintyre
Mrs. NJ. Phillips gave a luncheon on
wednesday for her guest, Mrs. Burke
OF New York. The guests invited 10
meet Mrs. Burke were Miss Walker
Mrs. Focke. Mrs Clifford Wood, Mrs.
George Potter, Mrs Van Nliet, Mrs
Harry Lewis and Mrs. Frederick
Klamp.
Mrs. George r. Carter gave a musl-
Gale on Wednesday afternoon, at whlch
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck sang in her best
manner. adding greatly to the pleasure
OF those present.
Mrs. Alfred T. Brock gave a luncheon
on Wednesday in honor of her mother
who leaves on the 18th for the Coast,
by the Korea The table was decorated
with violets. Among the guests were
Mrs. William c. Wilder, Mrs. Sanford
b. Dole and her sister. Mrs. Weatheroy.
Miss weatherby and Mrs. Frank Scott |
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A very jolly party-the younger set
of society folk-gave private bath1ng
party at the Hotel Baths on Wednes- |
day evening. There were some tne ex-
hibitions of expert swimming, daring |
feats in the way of high diving and the
like Mesdames Focke, Schaefer and
Fuller kindly officiated as chaperones
The party were Misses Schaefer, Da-
mon, Hedemann Iaukea, Walker, Helen
Alexander, Lady and Helen Macfar-
lane, Mrs. Chas. Wilder. Miss Patty
Neumann, Messrs. Fuller, Hedemann,
Kennedy, Cooke, Sorenson. Schaefer.
Kennedy, Armstrong, Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Ross, DR.. and Mrs. High,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfariane, Mr..
Case, Captain Haight, Captain Hum
phrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg,
Major and Mrs. Charles Russell. !.
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; gave tea in I
honor of her sister, Mrs. Augustus
Smith, on Friday afternoon from to 5.
Mrs. Mackall sang several songs, being
n exceptionally fine voice. She was
by Miss Clark The guests :.
Who came and went during the after )
loon included Mrs. George r. Carter,
Nesdames Gait, Crehore, Whitney, t
Claiborne, Brainerd Smith, Miss Alex. {
Inder, Mrs. Charles Wilder and scores Z
Il others prominent in Honolulu So I
iety.
The annual reception and ball of the v
University Club will take place early b
n February. 1t promises to be very 2
rilliant social event. =
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The Stoibers. well-known here, are L
uilding a beautiful home in Denver. y
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Miss Elsa Schaefer gave a pedro !.
arty at Rosebank on Monday evening. fl
-mong those present were Misses Dag r
lar Sorenson. Lilly Patty, Blanche So =
er, Violet Damon, Kopke, lilly Neu- 81
lann and Trevillion, Messrs. Harold t,
astle, Sam Walker, Arthur Mackin- B
,sh, Richards, Cooke, Dement, Ken F
edy, George Fuller, Alison Jordan and L
Iarold Giffard. c
The Traphagens will move to Califor- d
Ia soon. The residence they have been q
occupying, the old home of the Prin- .
ess Kaiulani, will be occupied by the 9,
foods, visitors now staying at the Mo- =
IA Hotel
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Miss Dorothy Hartwell gave a pedro
a on Thursday in honor Of Miss Dag M
ar Sorenson, who has recently re- X
irned from Boston, where she has al
zen studying music. Miss Helen Alex "
1der won the first prize, a Chinese
use, and Miss Tillie Neumann was
ven the consolation prize, bronze al
surette. Among those present were M
RS. Ernest Ross, Mrs. Erdman, Mrs.
Gorge Cooke, Misses Alice Hedemann,
ellen Alexander, Title Neumann, May of
luegel, Alice Thompson, Elsa Schae- G.,