The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-22

furnished the feathers are now entirely
extinct, and these leis are considered
precious and sacred, being handed
down from generation to generation.
In presenting this lei aloha to you,
most worthy grand matron, it is in
strict accord with the olden custom
to be worn only by our highest in au-
thorfty-our queen. BY it you are to
be reminded that each article of this
lei is a token of genuine love and
esteem-that you have loyal and low
ing friends in Hawaii. who recognize
you as their queen
1.-The beautiful gift was received by
the grand matron with feeling words
of qualification, and the incident form
ed the most beautiful one of the entire
session of the order
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Ensign Charles Bellnap was the
host of most enjoyable dinner on
board the cruiser Maryland on Tues
dav. which was followed by dancing on
the decorated afterdeck. Those pres
emf were Captain Thomas, Lieutenant
Commander Elliott, Ensigns Meyer,
Farley. McCEntic and Sharp, DR. Cliff
ford. Lieutenant Pickering. Lieutenant
Commander Crosse, Ensign Brilliant,
Major and Mrs. Meyers, Lieutenant
and Mrs GeIm, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Fay, Mrs. May, Paymaster and Mrs.
Brooke and the Misses Angus. The af-
fair was one of the most successful
of all those given aboard the cruisers
during their stay at this port.
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Among the outgoing passengers on
the siberia for the Coast on Friday af-
ternoon were DIR. ]. r. Judd, P. c.
JopAs. Alfred Castle and J. P. Cooke.
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Last Saturday evening delicious
poi supper was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Tenney in honor of Mr.. Herbert
Purvis, a former resident of Hawaii.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Holloway, DIR. and Mrs. Herbert. Sher-
iff and Mrs. Iaukea, Miss Iaukea. Mrs.
Jarrett, Mrs Hastings Miss Mary
Low, Mrs Macfarlane, DR.. Murray, H.
H Walker, Frank Armstrong, Mr..
Everhard, Will Roth and others.
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Miss Mary Snyder, who was a resi-
dent of Honolulu for several years, has
She writes friends here of being shown
through the Houses of Parliament by
y great uncle, the second oldest mem
ger of the House of Commons, and of
seeing Paris under the guidance of the
celebrated artist Fournier.
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Mrs. wilhelm K. Ortiz wife of W.
X. Orth of the Oahu sugeg Company,
at Waipahu who is spending six
months with her parents in st. Paul, |
Minnesota, is at present visiting her |
sister, Mrs. Y. c. Won Beutler, of Chi |
cago.
A delightful dinner was given last |
Monday evening on board the q. S. S. |
Colorado by Lieutenant Kingsbury of
that ship for Miss Beatrice Castle and |
a party of her friends, who were |
chaperoned through the kindness of |
Mrs. E. F. Bishop. The Junior Off1c- I
ers' Mess Room, where the dinner was t
held, was beautifully decorated with |
leis, while Japanese Teddy Bears
adorned the ceiling. Later in the even
ing the party attended the Minstrel |
Show given by the crew of the Z. S. S.
West Virginia at the Opera House.
Those present were Miss Beatrice I
Castle, Mrs. E. F. Bishop, Misses
Cooke. Hartwell, Schaefer, Damon CD,
Sturgeon, and Messrs. Kingsbury.
Wirgman, Castle, Eberle, Lawton,
Lorshbaugh, Lamb and Fuller Lieu
tenant Kingsbury is a son of Judge
S. B. Kingsbury, who is Well known
in social circles here.
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Charningly dressed in a princess
gown of white satin under black lace,
Miss Mamie Winston was the hostess,
last Sunday evening at dinner given
in honor of Major and Mrs. Jack Mey-
ers, of Boxer fame. The affair was of
a two-fold nature, serving as a fare
we'll party to DR.. and Mrs. Wilkinson |
who leave for Ireland on the Korea.
The guests were Major and Mrs.
Myers, DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Case Deering, Mrs.
Agnes Hasson. DIR. and Mrs. Wilkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Halves Jr.,
Miss Marion Scott, DR.. Paul Randolph
Stalnaker u. IS. N, DR.. Sheldon and
DR.. Fitzgerald.