The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-01

surfing party, Saturday evening, at
their beach home at waikiki The af-
fair was given in honor of Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. Perry, and the Misses Wood of
Los Angeles. The guests, numbering
about thirty, arrived at FIVE O'Clock.
After donning bathing suits, they
were ushered into canoes, which were
waiting for them and were manned by
stalwart natives who looked out for
the welfare of the guests. The waves
were high, which insured the success
of the surfing party, and this delight
full sport was INDUCED in for over an
hour. after which a dip was taken in
the billowy deep. A delicious chow
DER was served on the beach under the
spreading hau trees, where full justice
was done to the repast. The night
was perfect and thoroughly enjoy
able evening was spent.
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Monday evening Captain and Mrs.
Rees gave a dinner in honor of Cap
tain Vicente S. Cusani of the Italian
cruiser Puglia. Duchesse roses and
maidenhair fern were used as dec
Grafton, and proved most effective.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
F. Dillingham;, Miss Schaefer, Mrs.
Francis Swanzy and Judge Hartwell
were the invited guests.
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Mrs. Royal D. Mead gave a tea Fri
day afternoon in honor of Miss Kath-
crime Smith. The guests were invited
from until at Mrs Smith IS lovely
home at Kaimuki. Most of the guests
were the young debutantes of Homo
lulu.
Mrs. F. Howard Humph1ds is the
guest of Mrs. Alexander G. Halves ut
her artistic bungalow, Kualona, in Ma
noa Valley.
Mrs. William Weinrich, Jr., of Eva
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Whitney, at Punahou.
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The Outrigger Club is now arrang
ing for huge entertainment, showing
the people of Honolulu what small
beginning can do. The future of the
club has been watched with great in
terest and the watching has not been
in vain. Mr.. Hume Ford, DR.. Hum
phris, Judge Ballou, Mrs. James VIII
der and Mr.. Guy Rothwell can feel
very proud of their effort. Mr.. Ford
realizes the charm of our paradise and
feels that surfing and all aquatic
sports are part of the beauties of
this city. It is through Mr.. Ford s
great efforts that so many of the
younger people are becoming SO expert
on the surfboardl The coming water
carnival is to take place on the after
noon and evening of the It'll. The
two hotels and Outrigger grounds are
to be most brilliantly illuminated for
the occasion. The Moana Hotel is to
be used for the adult dance, and judg-
ing by the rate the tickets are going,
the Moana will be thronged. No bet
ter floor to dance on than at the beau
tiful Moana is conceivable The
Juniors are to have absolute sway at
the Seaside. The admission to all three
places is absolutely free, but fifty
cent ticket will be sold at both the
Moana and Seaside for the privileges
of dancing. The following is a list of |
the patronesses: Mrs. Frear, Mrs |
Rees, Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Hornberger, |
Mrs, Langhorne, Mrs. Swanzy, Mrs S. |
B. Dole, Mrs. A. G. Halves, Mrs. E. D. |
Tenney, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Hum
phris, Mrs. f. A. Mott-Smith, Mrs. S. |
NJ. Ballou, Mrs. Sam Damon, Mrs. A. |
E. Murphy, Mrs. J. A. Kennedy, Mrs. |
f. Klamp, Mrs. F. Lowrey, Mrs. |