The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
SOCIETY

members of the William Mckinley
Lodge being the hosts. their guests De-
ing the ladies of the Rathbone Temple
and of the Oahu and Mystic lodges.
Progressive whist was INDUCED in, the
ladies' prizes being won by Mrs. M. I.
Simonton and Miss NJ. Fauth, whlle
the prizes for the gentlemen were Sc
cured by ]. Hodson and /. 3. Reeves.
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Last Sunday at the Seaside saw the
largest crowd that Waikiki has ever
gathered. Not only was there the
usual Sabbath gathering to hear the
music. but the Twenty-fifth Infantry
were here on the Crook and promptly
took possession of the popular beach
resort. among the army people who
dined there being Colonel and Mrs.
Ralph w. Hoyt; Majors Joseph M. Par
teUo. Charles w. Penrose and Frank
]. Herman; Captains Marcus ID.
Cronin. Frank H. Albright, Edison A
Lexis. Hiram Mel. Powell, John 4.
Hunt. Pearl NJ. Shaffer, Edgar A. Mac
lin, Clifton c. Kinney and Geo. w.
stuart, and Lieutenants James ID.
Reams, VIM. S. Mapes, Frank W. Ban,
James H. Como, Horace F. Sykes, Jo-
seph A. Mormon. James A. Higgins,
Charles Keller, Walter G. Short, AL
fred Brandt, Donald d. Haye, Charles
O. Schudt, Robert P. Harbold and Ben
famin B. McCrosky. Surfing, bathing
and dining were the order of the day.
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Monday night saw a typical army
dance at the Seaside, when hop was
given in honor of Colonel Ralph W.
Hoyt and the officers and ladies of the
Twenty-fifth Infantry. This regiment.
composed of colored troops, as far as
the men are concerned, is the one that
came into great prominence few
months ago when some of them, as al
legged. shot up the town of Browns
VILE. Texas. The regimental band play
ed during the intermission of the
dances and gave a real treat.
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Preparations are going forward for
the dance to be given on the evening
of September by the Native Sons
and Daughters of the Golden West, in
celebration of the anniversary OF Ad-
mission Day.
percival Calf and his visiting col
Eege friends, Messrs. Southack and
Weller, were IlC EQGSlS III h1A1CA 60 -
riding party given on Monday by Mrs.
i r. Gait, the affair taking place at
the Carter place beyond Diamond
Head. A buffet lunch was served in
the afternoon and bathing was INDUCED
in. Among those who took part in the
very Jolly AFFAIR were Misses Violet
Damon. Elsa Schaefer, Justine Me-
Clanahan, Harriet Hatch, Edna Gum,
Alice Cooke, Ethel WILCOX. Messrs.
George Brown, Sherwood, Allen and
Frederick Lowrey.
The engagement of Miss Emma
Henning of Lahaina to Mr.. Harry
Tevis Murdoch of San Francisco is
announced.
The masquerade ball at the Seaside
will take place on September fourth,
the night before the Longworths leave
and will be the biggest thing in
social way ever attempted in Homo
lulu. 1t will be a subscription dance
the proceeds going to help defray the
sxpenses of the AIl-Hawaii polo team
10 Burlingame next March. All So
aiety is on the qui vive in anticipa-
zion. and as the fleet win be here on
rhe second of September, the Seaside
viii see the largest crowd in history
as far as Hawaii is concerned.
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4 bathing party and supper in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth were
given at sans Souci on Tuesday even
ing by Judge and Mrs. Hatch. A most
delightful time was spent by the par
" i'm bathing and in the dance which
followed. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs.
Dora Won Tempsky. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Atkinson, Judge and Mrs.
Arthur Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies,
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. ]. S. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. A. NJ.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Tenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. HAYES Jr., Mrs. Mary Gum, Miss
Kaufman, DR.. Murray.
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Admiral and Mrs. Stevens sailed for
the mainland on the Aorangi during
the week, their destination being
washington. D. c. On Wednesday
evening they entertained at dinner at
the Moana in honor of Governor Cleg-
horn. .az44Gs&
Mr.. ana MIS-. GeEFlI w AuSE are
among those who will sail this week
for the mainland, being booked for the
Korea. Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy will also
sail by the same steamer.
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The members of the visiting Maui
r,.so team were extensively entertain
ed during their visit in Honolulu,
Smong the affairs arranged in their
honor being a dinner gwen on Friday
evening by Senator and Mrs. W. o.
Smith. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Baldwin. Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Dora Won Tempsky, Miss Charlotte
Baldwin, Mr. sam Baldwin. Mr.. Har-
cid Rice, Mr.. Krumbhaar, Mr.. Flem-
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin return
TO their home on Maui this week.
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The Korea on the fifth of September
viii carry many passengers from here