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

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Mrs E. D. Tenney and her sister,
Mrs Noonan will go to the Coast on
the Nippon Maru. They will spend
some time at Lake Tahoe, one of the
most beautiful resorts in California
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| Mrs. Rush, a former Honolulu girl,
who has stopped over TO visit OLD
| friends and relatives, on her way from
Manila to San Francisco, has been the
| guest of Mrs. Klebahn during thespast
week.
| Mrs. w. L. Howard gave a kimono
| tea last Thursday afternoon to Miss
Edith Lyle who leaves very soon for
visit to the Coast. The decorations,
which were all japanese, were in keep
| ing with the occasion, the ladies wear
ing most becoming kimonos, and other
wise conforming to the national cos
tune A delightful musical program
had been arranged to which Mrs. Rfv-
enbourgh, Miss Rosina Jones and Mrs.
Joe Cohen contributed. This was fol-
lowed by a complete menu Of very
choice and elaborate japanese dishes.
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Attorney Kellogg was host at a din
ner given at the Young Hotel last
Tuesday night. Those present were
Judge Kingsbury, Miss Katydid Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler.
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Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle and her |
daughter Elinor were passengers on |
the China, which sailed for San Fran |
cisco last Monday. A party of friends /
We're at the dock to wish them bon |
voyage and they were the recipients Of |
many floral gifts. They go first to Berke-
ley and Palo Alto, then to Chicago,
where a halt on the journey will be
made. Mrs. Castle will then pay a |
visit to her mother-in-law in Massa-
chusetts, sailing for Europe late in the
autumn.
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Nus. Walter Giffard gave poi 1
luncheon on Tuesday for Mrs. Noonan
and Mrs. Edward Tenney. The table
was brilliantly decorated with nastur-
tiums, each guest receiving lei of
the same fragrant flowers. The guests
were Mrs. C. S. Holloway, Mrs. Mary
Gum, Mrs. Charles Wight, Mrs. Eben
Low, Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Faxon
Bishop, Mrs Wilcox and Mrs. Margaret
Walker. The luncheon was followed
by bridge.
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Mr.. John H. Bliss gave a dinner at
the Moana Hotel last Sunday night, at
which Mrs. Mamie Winston presided
rs hostess. The table decora tions were
masses of white ox-eye daisies with
fine maidenhair ferns, the same dec
orations appearing on one corner of the
name cards. The guests of honor were
Dr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, with Mr. and
Mrs Robert, Mrs c. w. Case Deering,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., Miss
Jessie Kaufman, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn,
Dr.. Fitzgerald, DR.. Sheldon, Mr.. Guy
Rankin and Mr.. HELEN.
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Mrs. Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. A M.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers
It bridge party given last Saturday B
,vening in honor of Col. A. G. Halves
md Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy. The
;ame was followed by an elaborate
supper. e.4IgII,1.
Amongst many entertainments given &
or Mrs. Rush during the week was
cry gay swimming party at the Hotel
Baths on. Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Alonzo Gartley. The pool had been re-
erved and there were no intruders to
mar the enjoyment of the congenial
'arty., Tea was served in the loung-
ng room @
Mrs. Murray gave what might be
onsidered a small housewarming on
friday afternoon, though it took the
orm of bridge tea. The prizes were
liver hatpins. Amongst the guests n
we're the Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs.
:. M. Watson, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
feorge Herbert, Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs.
'unha, Mrs. Monsarrat, Mrs. Schmidt,
lrs. Lansing, Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Nc
tocker, and Miss Dickson. Dr. and
irs. Murray have taken the house
occupied by DR.. Cofer.
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Mrs. Won Holt gave a musicale on I'D
'riday in honor of Mrs. Knudsen and s.
er daughter Mesdames Eric and Aug q
stus Knudsen. Mrs. MackalI sang in IS
er usual delightful manner, being we'll IS
ceompanied by Miss Clark and Miss V
-da Rhodes. Tea was served at the IS
onelusion of the program
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Robert who have IS
cen spending some time at the Mo- M
ma Hotel, have returned to San Fran Rs
SEQ.
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Col. Sam. Parker and Mrs. Parker I'D
ltertained very delightfully."- at their b
'untry place near Diamond Head in .
onor OF Mesdames Edward Tenney, @
ellen Noonan, Mrs. Harry Murray
nd Cunha
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Tne kllohana Art League is laborfng ed
18th might and main to make the i'm pa
ending exhibition the best in its his 90
ry. Mr.. D. Howard Hitchcock will -.
attribute some best examples OF his III
cent work, and Miss Parke the fine Gle
udies she made on her recent visit on
Hawaii, while other well-known !
embers will be equally well repre-
nted. oil
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