The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-26

as their color and it was as effective
as that brilliant hue always, IS, ana
most becoming in wreath and lei, 10
its wearers.
The Iuau was not served until seven
o'clock, and it was this part OF the
entertainment that was most interest,"
ling to the Congressional delegates
amongst whom sixty tickets had been
distributed, with the compliments OF
the reception committee for the island
of Oahu, a very graceful and public
spirited act.
The grounds in the evening were
crowded, the music and dancing being
very enlivening. The manager ana
her assistants are well-enuted to con-
gratulations upon the entire gratifying
results of the undertaking, which has
involved much work and thought from
all concerned. 1t guarantees the
speedy realization of the object for
which it was planned.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Thurston- have
/ issued invitations for a seven O'Clock
| luncheon on Thursday evening.
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Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, ST., entertain
ed at dinner last Thursday night. The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder
and Bruce Cartwright, Jr. Afterwards
they attended the Mackenzie Gordon
concert.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford B. Dole have
closed their town house and have gone
to their seaside villa, Aqua Marine"
at Waikiki for the summer. Mrs. and
Miss Witherle, who are still visiting |
Mrs. Dole, expect to return to the |
Coast next month.
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General J. w. Keifer gave a delight |
full dinner party at the Young to few
friends last Friday night. Those who |
participated were Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
Gay, Hon. E. Y. Webb, Miss Rose from
Kauai, Senator G. H. Piles, Chas. Nc
Garvin.
Mrs. J. Walter Jones was the guest
of Mrs. Albert Waterhouse on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch were the hosts
last night at a dinner given by num-
Der of the visiting Congressman and
their wives. Those present at the af-
fair were Congressman and Mrs. Jones,
Congressman and Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Congressman Davidson, Senator and
Mrs. J. Dowsett, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Thurston, Congressman Campbell, Alex
ander Halves and Miss Jessie Kauf-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch will also
entertain a number of the other mem
bers of the Congressional party tonight
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Miss Lucy Peabody has given up her
Manoa Valley house for the summer,
and has taken a cottage at Waikiki.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young, had I
more reassuring news yesterday from
their daughter, Mrs. Howard
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One of the social events of the sea-
son will be the farewell dance to be
given al the Seaside on Thursday next &
for the Congressional party. The
place will be decorated as never be- ]
fore, while the electric lighting will be !
IF the most brilliant description. No 1
more fitting farewell to Hawaii's
guests could be given than that in
preparation by Manager Church.
DR. Sheldon of the cableship Restor- d
r gave pretty tea on Friday on
BOARD which was greatly enjoyed by
lis fortunate guests.
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Major and Mrs. S. Russell, who had
ented the residence of Mrs Mabel
Wing Castle in College Hills, will leave
hortly for Panama, to which point
dajor Russell has been unexpectedly
rdered.
A very happy innovation was intro
uced at the Seaside on Thursday
vening, when the Royal Hawaiian
and played, by clearing the dancing
anal thus enabling the public to
ouble enjoy Captain Berger's music. b
there were counter attrac-
ions at the Orpheum and Opera ~
louise yet one of the largest crowds N
nat ever gathered at Waikiki was ID
resent. So great was the enthusiasm IS
hat when the band stopped playing s.
t ten o'clock, a subscription was rails s.
and a number of the musicians #
ept until the last car. III
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Miss Charlotte Gillet who has been s.
1siting her sisters, Mrs. Archie Young IS
nd Mrs. A. Berg, has left for her M
ONE in Detroit, having made many b
'iends in Honolulu. DE
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On Tuesday Mr. Munter of the Man m
ing gave a farewell dinner to ten of ~
Is friends at the Seaside as he ex- S
ected to leave the next day on the n
lameda for San Francisco on detach q
/ duty. @n
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MISS Anna Paris, who has been visit g.,
lg in Kona, has taken a bungalow in ~ 81.
-anoa road. Miss Paris has been ill ~ ~,
ut is recovering. III
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Mrs. NJ. A. Gonsalves gave an elab- LII
rate iuau last Monday in honor of W
er sister Mrs. A. G. Correa, who left WI
n San Francisco by the S. S. Ala w
eda w
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mrs. Allan Herbert, who has been Sc Sa
Dusty out of health for some time III
'lied for San Francisco on the Ala NJ.
eda' Wednesday, where she will be ia
noer the care of a specialist. Her MI