The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02


Scott, Mr. and Mrs James Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs VIM. G. Irwin, Mr.. ana MRS
A. Lewis. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Br1nck-
erhoff. Mrs F. NJ. Hatch, Mr.. and MIS-.
George Potter. Mrs. George Fairchlld'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., MISSES
Jrrngard Schaefer, Vera Damon, Irene
Fisher, Lorna Iaukea, Marion scout
Jessie Kaufman, Lilly Patty, Coroeild
Walker, Alice Macfarlane, Gertrude
Brown. Messrs. Bates, Ballou. FRANK
Armstrong, H. Walker, Renton, Cush-
man Carter. Walter Dillingham;, ROD
ert Single, Harry Macfarlane, Richard
Cooke. Leslie Scott, Bruce Cartwright,
Jr.. Richard Wright, Derby, DR.. Shel-
don. Captain Humphrey, Captain Car
ter. Captain Heidi, Lieut.. kurtz Ep-
pley.
Mrs. Jack Dowsett gave delightful
bridge party on Monday evening for
the ladies of the Congressional party.
The decorations were truly Hawaiian,
the lanai being empowered in bougain-
villea, pampas-grass, ferns and trail !
ing vines. Cut flowers and potted
palms were used in the drawing room.
The stranger guests We're presented |
with Hawaiian curios as souvenirs. A |
very elaborate supper was served late
in the evening. A number of promis
nent society people were asked to meet |
the special guests, among whom were
Mrs. Charles Wight, Mrs. Faxon
Bishop, Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs.
Charles Wilder, Mrs. Van Vliet, Mrs.
Charles Cooper, Mrs. Fred Macfarlane,
HE. n Ztk1-a fai-
Swanzy, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Misses
Walker, Miss Alice Macfarlane.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. MCGUIRE an
nounce the engagement of their eldest
son, James w. L. MCGUIRE, to Fred
erica J. Nolte, daughter of the late
H. j. Nolte.
On Monday last Mr.. Perley Horne
gave a large surfing party at the Sea-
side, his party numbering about fifty
IF those interested in educational work.
After the dip a dainty repast was
served on the open lanai facing the
ocean.
Thursday evening saw the largest
md most successful dance ever given
1t the Seaside. 1t was in the nature
# a farewell to the Congressional
party and a welcome to the officers
md ladies of the First Battalion of the \
Nineteenth Infantry. The owners of
he Seaside should increase the size of I
heir dancing floor. The place has be-
ONE so popular that any notice of a
seaside dance means large crowd.
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Among the army people who dined at &
he Seaside on Thursday were Major
Edwin A. Root Capt. Samuel Burk
ardt. Capt. Berkeley Enochs, Capt. A.
4. Wetherill, and Lieutenants John J. 4
filler, William P. Screws, Julian L.
lodge, Frederick B. Terrell, Robert B.
'arker and Calvert L. Davenport
Mrs. Watson entertained on Tuesday Is
corning at bridge, in honor of her Il
other, Mrs. Bradley of Visalia, Cal. s
buffet luncheon was served at the 3
inclusion of the game. The prizes B
ere awarded Mrs. Schoefel, Mrs. An
US, Mrs. Van Vliet, Miss Katydid =
mes, and Miss Harvey-pretty hat
MS in Chinese boxes. The guests in
uded Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs Van Vliet,
rs. Peck, Mrs. Ballentyne, Mrs.
rock, Mrs. de Witt, Mrs. Blanchard,
RS. Charles Wilder, Mrs Ingram, 81
rs. Dougherty, Mrs. High, Mrs. An Ia
is, Miss Peck, Miss Katydid Jones. #
rs Smith, Miss Harvey, Miss Irm- b
I'D Schaefer and Mrs Halves IS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace r. Harrington s.
tertained Congressman and Mrs 81
ttlefield at luncheon on Friday-the ~
y of their departure. On Sunday
ey arranged trip to Tantalus in
cir honor, which their guests great
enjoyed.
The supper given on Thursday even
9 by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A Thurston
honor of the Congressional visitors
Is, in some respects, a departure from
usual routine. A part of a nursery #
yme was written upon a place card,
2 remainder upon another, the two
lding the entire quotation being
ated together at table. The supper
IS served on the lanai, which has I'M
'st picturesque surroundings. Among
: guests asked We're Congressman S
d Mrs. Jones, Secretary to the Dele M
tie Mr.. George B. Mcclellan and Mrs.
Judge and Mrs. Frear, Mr.
d Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mr. and #
s. j. A. McCandless, Mr.. and Mrs HIN
mes, Mr.. and Mrs. McStocker, the $%s
sses McStocker, Mrs Alexander, M
SIS Alexander, Prof. and Mrs Crit So
rs, Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Ballentyne. -
. and Mrs. Tenney Peck, Mr.. and @@@
$. Clinton Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Potter. Mrs. A. w. Pearson, Mr..
liter G. Smith, Miss Shipman of Hi !
Mr.. Walter Dillingham;. ga