The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22

Miss Marion Waterhouse, Miss Mar
| garet Waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. p. H.
Brunette, Mrs A. J. Gignoux.
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Mrs. Grinbaum's luncheon at the
Young Hotel during the week, at which
seventeen covers were laid, served its
| purpose as one of the most recherche
events of the week. The tables were
| beautifully decorated with violets and
ferns. and at the close of the repast
Mrs. Walter Frear favored the assem-
| blage with the reading of poem.
| Among the guests were Mrs. Augustus
! Knudsen, Mrs. Henry Holmes, Mrs,
William Stanley. Mrs. Walter Frear.
Mrs. Vincent Kitcat. Mrs. Hopper, Miss
| Margaret Hopper, Mrs. Shell, Mrs. w.
| o. Smith, Mrs. ]. o. Carter, Mrs. Nc
Kinley, Mrs. McBryde, Mrs. Francis
| Swanzy, Miss Stanley.
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The little folks now entertaining
many hundreds nightly by their OPP
cratic work at the Orpheum will be
entertained at a number of garden
narties and outings this week in rec
ognition of the pleasure they have
given Honolulans. Today they spend
at Wailele, in Kalihi Valley, Mr.. Allan
Herbert having turned over his beau
tiful place to the Lilliputians. Man
ager Cohen will take the party up the
valley in a tally-ho with a six-in-hand
and nothing will be omitted to make
the day red-letter one for the little
Of oil IN
continuous round of pleasure that so
many of the Honolulu little folks think
and envy them for.
wailele is an ideal spot for the out
ing, with it's GOODNESS, fresh air, pic
turesque location and bathing pool. 1t
is kept up as the greatest luxury the
owner affords himself, and nothing
pleases him more than to share its
pleasures with his friends.
Mr.. r. K. BONNIE will accompany
;the party up the valley and secure
humber of photographs.
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Among the visitors in town on
Thursday and Friday last week, pas
sengers of the transport Thomas en-
route to Manila, were First Lieutenant
and Mrs J. Van Schaick. Fourth In
fantry. Mrs. Van Schaick was for
merly a resident in Honolulu, having
lived here with her father, DR.. p. S.
Kellogg, in 1896. Lieutenant Schaick
is returning to Manila from leave in
the United States.
While in Washington he presented
President Roosevelt with a silver low
ing cup. sent by the mayor of the city
of Manila to the President as a token
of the gratitude towards him of the
Filipino people. Later he lunched with
the President at the White House.
Upon his return to Manila, Lieuten-
ant Van Schaick will resume his
duties with the Civil Government as
Inspector of the Philippine Constabu- |
larry.
While in Honolulu the Van Schaicks |
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. |
Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Arendt of Wal
pahu entertained at dinner at the |
Young on Thursday in honor of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joe Cohen and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Scoville, the party afterwards attend
ing the performance of "The Belle or t
New York
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Mrs. T.. S. Aungst, wife of Postmas- /
ter Aungst of Kona, is spending few /
weeks in the city, the guest of Mrs. |
J. F. Morgan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rix Collins, |
who have been living at the Young /
Hotel since their marriage three weeks
ago, have leased the VIM. Lyon cot.
tage, and are now at home to Their
friends at No. 1888 Anapuni street.
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A delightful affair last Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Camp
in the form of a poi lunch
con in honor of the birthday of her
laughter, Mrs. Walter Macfarlane.
Bridge was afterward played, Miss
Mcintyre and Mrs. Pillsbury being the
fortunate winners of the prizes, two
handsome cut glass bonbon dishes.
Those present and invited included
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani, Prin-
'ess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Pillsbury,
Mrs. Newall, the Misses Newal, Mrs.
VI. Phillips, Mrs. Cunha, Mrs Eben