The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-25

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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Swain viii
return to the Islands by the S. S. ST.
IBERIA. due here on the third of Novem-
her. They have been away on an ex-
tended trip Of about three months.
Lieutenant Wallace entertained
aboard the battleship Pennsylvania on
Tuesday afternoon. The guests in
eluded Misses Pauline Dunlop. Mar
garet Cation, Marie Douglas, Florence
PATTERSON, Emma Lyon, Florence Win
ter. Mrs. Alan Douglas, Mr.. Reineke
ard other officers of the ship. The
ships band furnished the music for
dancing. Light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. W. H. Hatton of Modesto, Cali
fornia, arrived on the Alameda on Fri
day and viii he the guest of her sister,
Mrs Thomas Wall, for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall entertain
ed most charmingly at dinner Tues
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Murphy, Mr.. Henry Wichman and Mr..
Muriel Johnston being the invited
guests. After dinner the party attend
ed the chief petty officers pail at the
Yoppg, where Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Muir
ply served as patronesses.
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Monday evening Paymaster and Mrs.
FgK. Perkins entertained at dinner on.
fke e. s. S. Washington in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Riggs. Vel
lb*s efifSsanthemums and white asters
fHrmed "a beautiful decoration Covers
were laid for sixteen, the following
gflfsts beng seated around the pretty
table. Mr. and Mrs J. Morton Riggs,
Paymaster and Mrs. HOrnberger, Mr.
and Mrs. L. NJ. Whitehouse, Miss Me
Call, Miss Harrison, Lieutenant Lee
Dir. Dorsey, Lieutenant Commander
FaFenholt and Ensign Schultz. The
Paymaster and his guests attended the
Young later in the evening.
Lieutenant Ross Kingsbury gave
very beautiful dinner, Tueday evening,
on board the Colorado, in honor of
Miss Beatrice Castle. The appearance
of the table was simply magnificent.
with its trimmings of La France roses
and smilax. Huge cut-glass vases and
bowls were filed with these fragrant
flowers, and festOons of smilax droopei
from the electric chandeliers, hand
painted place cards designated the seats
of the guest. After dinner, dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour, the
music being furnished by the Colorado
band.
Lieutenant Kingsbury's guests were
Mrs. Selden Kingsbury, Miss Beatrice
Castle. Miss Margaret Castle. Miss
Irene Fisher, Miss Vera Damon, Miss
Elnora Sturgeon, Miss Eleanor Water
house, Lieutenant Commander Wilson.
Lieutenant A. NJ. Mitchell. Lieutenant
W. W. LOrsbourgh. Lieutenant Kear-
ney, DIR. Reed, Lieutenant Eberle
Lieutenant F. f. Caldwell. Lieutenant
Howe, Lieutenant Booth and L,ieuten.
ant MeKinny.
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Mr.. l.. Tenney Peck and Mr.. ]. s.
McCandless entertained IN ,.rincelv
fashion at the Alexander Young Hotel
on Tuesday evening, the occasion being
a dinner given in honor of some of the
oheers of the flagship West Virginia.
Mr.. Peek and Mr.. McCandless claim
West Virginia as their birth place. So
the affair was given in honor of their
native State. All the guests respond
ed 10 the invitation. and a most inter.
estlng evening was spent. Mr.. Peck
was POSTMASTER, and after making a |
very brilliant speech, and paving trib- |
ute to the dear old South, called unon
a number of the guests present to
make speeches and contribute to the
entertainment of the evening. A min
lature cruiser representing the West
Virginia, and lighted by electricity.
formed the eenterpieee; a lighthouse |
occupied one side of the room, carry !
ing out the nautical decorations. Male |
and red hibiscus were hung in strands
from the chandelier. each flower con- |
eeahng a tiny electric light bulb, the |
red, white and blue bulbs being used
alternately. giving beautiful effect. |
Those present were Captain MeCrackin. /
aptaln Rees, Lieut. Commander Offley. /
Lieutenant Jensen. Major Myers. Lieu
tenant Thielen, Ensigns Hartigan, Pond. /
Morrison. Midshipman b. r. Ware, Jr..
and 7. A. Symington, Chief Engineer
Parks, Lieut--Commander Moses. Pay-
master Hornberger, Judge $. B. Dole.
Dr. L. r. Cofer. Judge Lindsay, Mr.. ). {
A Kennedy, Prof. John Donaghho. AL |
fred Castle, ". J. Cooper and Lie1- /
tenant Winter. who IS military instrue
tor az Kamehameha schools
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The home Of J. A. IcCandless was
he scene of most beautiful dinner
Friday evening at the Waikiki man
SION. Covers were laid for twelve. and
the table, with its decoration of red
-ut flowers, gave very pleasing eff
feet. After dinner the guests PLAYED
bridge until a late hour. Among those
present. besides Mr. ana Mrs. J. Z.
MeCaudless. were Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. KingSbuFv Mr. and Mrs po+sr