The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-14

was given at the kakaako Club. Bill
Opunui, who had charge of the merry
making, deserves much credit for the
successful outcome of the affair. The
only hitch that occurred, if it can be
called hitch, was the purloining of
the chowder-pot by couple of Porto
Ricans who fled with the savory mess
to the garbage dumps. To atone for
the disappointment Host Opunui invited
the entire company over to the Wela
Ka Hao saloon where the hours till clos.
ing time were whiled away very pleas
antly with beer and pigs feet.
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Our society editor omitted to men,
ton last week that the table decora.
tions at the Haulyns' nuptials were a
feature of the affair. They consisted
of Chinese cabbage, sweet potatoes and
green onions arranged with charming
effect and showed to great advantage
in the soft glow of half a dozen cleo
ton torches.
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The recent reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. Lord Wotterpile was made
notable by the striking and varied hue
and cry of number of the frocks worn.
The Flightly girls, Ethyl and Alyce,
spent Sunday afternoon at the Coun-
try Club under the espionage of Mrs.
Ketchem. Ethyl possesses all the win
ming grace of her charming mother and
her sister is quite the most delicious
bud of the season.
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The Kewalo Crap Circle met last
Tuesday night at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Silva. The attendance
was large and the play of an exception
ally keen nature. First gentleman s
prize, consisting of pair of beer stems
with the word Primo done in chaste
characters on the sides, was won by
Charles Lolo. First lady's prize, con-
sisting of pair Of rubber tennis shoes,
fell to the lot of Miss Angelina
O'Meara, one of the Waikea o 'Mearas
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The ClaudeTompkynsons of Moiliili
gave musical evening last week
which was quite the most delightful
function of it's kind that has been held
in that ncighborhood for some time.
The program, which was short but
sweet, included the following numbers:
Intermezzo: 81 Amt So Black, -
Mr.. Claude Tompkynson.
Song: 'ELeave Me just One
SPOON Mrs. Claude -Tompkynson.
Dialect recitation: 81 Want My
Milk" Master CIaudeTompkyns0n.
(aetat 212).
Strawberry swipes and some choice
Pittsburg stogies were passed around
during the evening and the guests de-
parted voting that it was the pleas
ATTEST evening they had spent that
night.
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The Momona-Kealohas gave a poi
luncheon on Saturday last in honor OF
Miss HilahiIa Of HilO, who is visiting
friends in the metropolis. Cold vlands
consisting of squid an natural and dog
sandwiches helped out the poi feature,
and at the conclusion Of the repast
the guest of honor hulaed entrancingly
for an hour and a half. Before the
departed a collection was
taken M to which most of the guests
contributed the proceeds being turned
over to Miss Hilahila TO assist her in
returning to where she belongs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Fat, K. Bo Wo
and 0. Sing High went on a little
haunt last Wednesday to Moanalua.
The party left town early in the morn
inc on foot. arriving at the Hotel Chop
Sni in time for lunch A quiet pipe
was INDUCED in during the afternoon, |
and after dinner strenuous game OF
oaikau was played. The party return
ID to Honolulu the same evening IN |
the hurry-up wagon.
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Jack Smasher is spending SIX
weeks vacation with his friends on |
he Reef.
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AIgernon Snippem, the cultured and !
sffable tonsorial artist, is registered at |
he Queen.
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The Wikiwikis gave a Grabbing /
,artv on Kalia fats a few evenings
.ipce A number Of local sPortsmen
,artiefpated in the fun, which was Of
fast and furious nature, The only
,appening to mar the enjoyment of /
he evening was the dropping of
arge crab down the neck of Mrs. Wi /
.fwiki s holoku by some practical