The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-16

Tee sailor boy; Thelma Murphy, queen
| of hearts; Marjorie A. Cutting, Amer
| lean Beauty rose; Myrtle senunan'
rose girl: Ruth Richards, college grau-
nate: Pauline Schaefer, flower girl
TheIrna Rothwell, fancy dress; 1sapeile
t Cooper. Mother Goose; Eleanor BlsseH'
water lily; Cecil T. Cross, red deV1i'
Ruth McChesney, spring day; Marjorie
| C,hanin night; Lillian McChesney'
| Snanish girl; Joshua Pratt, Happy
rgooliaan. Marion Chaplin, winter;
Martha McChesney. Martha Washlnge
! ton: Olmsted Atwater, page; El1zapS1h
| Low. Spanish GIRL Ivan Graham, queen
| of the Mardi Gras page
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| The members OF the Honolulu sym.
nhonv Society viii give a concert on
Tuesday evening, the 18th iIst.. d
which an attractive program VIII DC
| presented. In addition to the orches-
| trail numbers, there will be string
auartet and vocal solos by Mrs. Fred
| erick Hastings and probably Mrs. Col.
| Macfarlane.
verv enjoyable day was spent last
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Blackmans
beach house at Kahala, where picnic
and bathing party was given.
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Miss Kamakia Magoon entertained
few friends at cards yesterday after
noon at her home, corner of Keeau-
moku and Lunalilo streets.
Mrs. Burreu is visiting DR.. and Mrs
NJ GroSep1an
Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Robinson enter
tanned Mrs P. Swift of Eva and Mrs.
Geo. Giles at luncheon at the Hawai-
ian Hotel.
| Mrs. c. NJ Cooke entertained for Miss
/ Craig and Miss Winant at luncheon on
Wednesday.
| Among the many visitors to the Is
lands who have been impressed with
| it's charms are Mrs. Orr and her sister,
Mrs Robinson of Visalia, California,
who have been at the Hawaiian Hotel
for the past few weeks. Having seen
| all points of interest here, they intend
making the volcano trip, besides many
others, having set no definite time for
their return nome.
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On Thursday evening hop was CIV
en- at the Seaside Hotel in honor OF the
officers and ladies of the transport
Thomas, which carried the full TWEEN
| ty-Sixth Infantry as well as two
troops OF, the Tenth Cavalry. The band
J of the Twenty-Sixth played alternate
lly with the Kaai Quintet Club, there
being one dance after another, without
cessation, from nine o'clock until mid
night. This dance was one of the larg-
est and jolliest transport dances ever
given in Honolulu.
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Last evening Miss Harriet Lucas
gave a dance at the Seaside Hotel to
one hundred and twenty live of her
friends.
The following officers gave dinners
at the Seaside on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings: Major Chas. j. T.
Clarke. Captains Hansen E. Ely. L. F.
Kilbourne, Henry NJ. Dicnmann, Geo.
H. Knox, Isaac A. Saxton, Lieuten-
ants Robert K. Spiller, Clyde 3. Par
ker, Thomas NJ. Hunter. George ).
Giillis, Chas. Fl. Rich, Albert T. Rich
and Richard Fl. Jacob of the Twenty
Sixth Infantry as well as Captain
Robert J. Fleming and Henry c.
Whitehead of the Tenth Cavalry.
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There are many things ahead in Sea-
side gaiety for the balance of the
month About the tWenty-third hop
will be given as welcome to the sec
ond battalion of the Twentieth Infan-
try. who will relieve the Tenth now
stationed here, while the night before
the Tenth leave a farewell dance will
be given for them. On the twenty
fifth the Tenth will give a dance at
the Seaside in honor of the Twentieth.
that will be invitational and very ex-
elusive affair. Mrs. Mary Gum will
give her annual cotillion at the Sea-
side the latter part of the month while
about the 18th a. hop will be given for
the Nineteenth Infantry due from Ma
Mia.
Miss Jean Currie of Scotland, who
has been visiting friends in Honolulu
for the past several months, was mar
ried last night to Elmer T.. SchWarz-
berg of Honolulu. The ceremony took
place at the Methodist church, Rev. j.
w. Wadman officiating. The marriage
was private one, neither Of the con-
tracing parties having any relatives
in the city. Mr.. SehWarzberg is a
prominent member of several Of the
leading fraternal organizations of the
city and has a host of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwarzberg will spend
their honeymoon at the Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel.
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Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder will receive at
her Makiki home on Wednesday after
noon from half-past four until six
o'clock in honor of Mrs. Mills of Mills
College.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook of Red
lands, California. who are guests at
| the Moana, gave dinner on Monday
evening to Mrs. and Miss Ruff OF