The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-26

The chief petty officers of the Pa
eife fleet gave very enjoyable dance
at the Alexander Young Hotel, Tues
day evening. The following young
matrons assisted as patronesses, help
ing to make the affair success: Mes
danes H. H. Williams, c. Du Roi, Viii
liam Cornwell, G. ". r. King Au-
gustus Murphy, Edward Brown, Theo.
Hoffman,, S. B. Kingsbury, Harry
Brown. E. J. Lord, James Crockett,
| Charles Herrick, C. NJ. Schmidt, Anna
S. Wright, Alex. Pratt, x. 4. Mackie,
| G. l.. Rhodes, Arthur Wall, L. Tenney
Peck, w. F. Hebron, Miller and
/ Clarence Crabbe
Mr. George w. R. King, who always
makes a success of anything he under
| takes, was one of the prime movers,
and was ably assisted by Ed. Towse
and Mr. Cheatham. Dancing com.
menced at clock and was INDUCED
| in until after a. m. Everyone COM
mented on the polished manners of the
chief petty officers, and the courteous
way in which they treated all Of their
| guests.
Misses Grace Carol, Nellie McLain,
Macaulay, Mrs c. s. Crane, Miss
Dutot, Mrs. Cheatham, Miss Grace Col
burn, Mrs. T. Martin, Miss n. Lloyd,
Mrs. o. Scott, Mrs. F. Moves. Misses
Waltz, H. Witt, Anna Deas, NJ. Ack-
erman, NJ. Andrews, Kellner. NJ Can
tin, Mesdames Zeave, Hotel, F. J.
Child, Whitehead, r. Foster, and
Messrs. S. Jacobsen, J. T. Carey, A.
4 har
A. Jacobsen, o. C. Scott. Chas Crane,
r. Foster, Jack Doyle, F. Moves. J.
Lynch, o. Hotel, F. J. Childs and H.
Simpson assisted on the entertainment
committee.
Mr.. J. F. Hackfeld entertained in
honor of Mr.. Pfotenhauer at the Alex
ander Young Hotel on Wednesday
evening.
Captain Buchard of the Catinat was
host at a most successful dinner on
Thursday evening. The genial Cap
tain, who is renowned for his hospital
ity, left nothing undone to contribute
to the pleasure of his guests. Among
those present were Captain and Mrs.
Corwin Rees, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
SwanZy, Consul and Mime. Menant, |
Vice Consul and Mrs. Marques,
Madame Huarez, Captain Lequerre, |
Mr.. Tarn McGrew, Count Canavarro |
and Lieutenant Nazarre
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Lieutenant Commander and Mrs |
Robertson were host and hostess at a |
most beautiful dinner given on board |
the .. 5. S. Tennessee. The guests |
were invited for seven o clock on Mon |
day evening After dining, the party |
went IN automobiles to the officers |
ball. Among those present were Judge |
and Mrs. Ballou, Miss Behr, Countess
Semi, Lieutenant Jensen, Major Myers
and the senior officers of the Tennes-
see.
Miss Beatrice Castle was the gra-
eious hostess at a most splendid and
well-appointed dinner. The Castls
home, with its broad lanais and draw
ing and dining-rooms. is perfectly
adapted to entertaining The table
decorations were very beautiful. roses
and ferns adjoining the hospitabIe
board The guests were Lieutenant
4NAiA 7ttAA III NHbSE ApitDI TIC uluHtE /
was given; Misses Vera Damon. Mar
garet Castle, Nora Sturgeon. Eleanor
Mrs. AL Castle. Lieuten-
ant Houze, Lieutenant Eirde and Lieu
tenant Mckinney.
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Miss Nora Sturgeon was the hostess
at most charming dinner on Thurs
day evening. The table decorations
were cut flowers, in a large, low bowl,
with dainty fern scattered all about
the table. Miss Sturgeon : guests
we're Misses Margaret Castle. Beatrice
Castle, Eleanor Waterhouse. Lieuten-
ant Kingsbury and Lieutenant Eirde.
The Kunalu Boat Club was a very
gay and festive scene on Tuesday even
ing in honor of the officers of the
Pacific fleet. The girls attended to the
decorations and it surely was a pretty
sight. The very prettiest of Homo
lulu s girls are members and ALWAYS
are sure of affirmative replies 10 their
invitations to any Of their affairs.
Tuesday evening proving no exception.
ton
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Mr. and Mrs. !. NJ Riggs gave a
most charming and well-appointed din
Ter on Tuesday evening. The table was
orofusely decorated IN violets and Law
.nder satin ribbons. Those invited TO