The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-09

received socially ct Mrs. Peck's hand
some residence.
Miss Jones is a very brilliant Young
woman and leader in her social set.
She viii be greatly missed by a host
of friends formed during her sojourn
here. She will reside permanently with
her brother. DR.. Jones, the newly-ap-
pointed American consul for Winnipeg,
Canada.
Miss Anna Paris has taken one Of
the Castle cottages in Manoa, where
she will reside for the present During
her recent severe illness she has been
the guest of the Robinsons on Bereta-
MIA avenue.
Mrs. Nevin has issued invitations for
a dinner to be given at the Seaside on
Tuesday evening, for which covers for
twenty will be laid. This will be one
of the most elaborate dinners given
locally for some time
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On Friday evening John Lucas gave
a dance at the Seaside in honor of his
daughter Sara and Miss Pauline Angel
finger. About a hundred of the youn-
ger smart set We're present, enjoying
the beautiful grounds and the cooling
trade wind which breathed across the
open lanai. Miss Lucas guests We're
Misses Margaret Cation, Kenny Cat
ton, Elsa Schaefer, Lii Patty, Julia
McStocker, Lydia McStocker, Callie
Lucas, McCorriston, Marion Greene,
Eunice Pratt, Minnie Schmidt, Dag
mar Sorenson, Irene Fisher Alice
Brown, Cordelia Gilman, Sarita Van
Vliet, Jane Whine, Hattie Lucas, Pris-
ella Sullivan, Ethel Wilcox, Mulch,
Edna Craig, Nina Craig, Lorna Tau
kea, Ella Wight, Alice Green, Anna
belle Low, Katherine Harrison, Muriel
Campbell, Marjori Freeth, Dorothy
Freeth, Makia Magoon, Annie Dowsett,
Code Garden, Ethel Bishop, Mabel
Black, Edith Smith, Adele Morgan,
Ada Rhodes, Marion Roth, Katherine
Smith, Lydia WAGNER, Alice Cooper,
Aileen Simpson, Florence Hoffman,
Lottie Cowan, Marguerite Creighton,
Belle Ashley.
Messrs. w. Chillingworth, Harry
Hoffman, K. Brown, G. Ashley, w.
Campbell, w. Cooper, w. Garden, w.
Warren, ]. D. Kennedy, s. Kennedy,
B. Kennedy, A. Lowrey, A. McDougall,
w. Roth, Lewis Renton, A. Greene, F.
Wight, Erling Hedemann, w. D. Bar
low, H. Lucas, Allison Jordan, Stan
ley Ashford, E. Sutton, Geo. Fuller,
Arthur Macintosh, Frederick Wich-
man, Won der Lief, George McCorris-
ton, Oscar McCorriston, Dan McCorris-
ton, Cushman Carter, Richard Cooke,
Winnie, Robert Thurston, Jack Desha,
Wallace Cooper, Clarence Girvin, Chris
Jenkins, Chas. Lucas, Ray Rietow, j.
H. Rowland, B. F. Rowland.
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The band of the Twenty-Sixth Infan-
try will furnish the music for the Sea-
side dance on Wednesday evening, CIV
en- in honor Of the officers of that regi-
ment and of the transport Thomas.
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A poi luncheon, at which Captain
Drew, of the r. P. Rithet, and the
young ladies who were passengers with
him on his recent trip from the Coast
were the guests of honor, was given
by Miss May Gonsalves on Tuesday.
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w.
parties observed at the Orpheum last
week and during the whole season So
ciety was plentifully in evidence.
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On Monday evening the Diamond
Head Athletic Club will give it's sec
ond annual dinner at the Seaside, COW
ers being laid for fifty. After dinner
the club will give dance, to which
most cordial invitation to the public
is extended. The Kaai Quintet Club
viii play during dinner, and after
wards for the dance.
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Senator and Mrs. Chillingworth en-
tertained at dinner at the Seaside on
Thursday, their guests being Acting
Governor Atkinson, Leslie M. Scott
and Lloyd Conkling.
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Misses Ruth, Christy and Esther wal
Ter, the daughters of G.. j. Waller, are
at present visiting in Switzerland. Mrs.