The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-19

Miss Grace Kahoalii and Mrs. E. j
Gay.
Candy booth-Mrs. J. S. Low, Miss
Rose Gibson. Miss Mabel Taylor and
Miss Emily Taylor.
| Lemonade booth-Mrs. Geo. Smithies
| and Mrs. s. K. Coekett.
| Fresh fowers-Miss Irene Dickson
and Miss Ada Rhodes.
Foreign lunch tables-Mrs. Betheda
Allen, Miss Agnes Mcintyre and Mrs
MeWayne.
Ice cream table-Mrs Henry Smith
and Mrs Caroline Clark.
Luau tables-Mrss Mary Aud and
Mrs. Holt; Mrs. Kahea and Mrs. E. FL.
Boyd; Mrs. Mahaulu, Mrs. C. Holt and
Mrs. Webb; Mrs. Robert Boyd and Mrs.
Holloway.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy enter
tanned last night at an elaborate dane
ing party for the junior officers of the
fleet, an affair enjoyed to the utmost by
the iovial midshipmen as well as the
many members of the younger set in
vited to meet them Altogether there
were about two hundred guests at the
beautiful Swanzy home.
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Society is well represented in the
cast for "Lady Fortune" and fSecond
Thoughts, - the two plays arranged by
the Kilohana Art League, which will
be given this week at the Opera House,
on Thursday and Saturday evenings
In the former play, which is one of
and for society, the cast is headed by
Mrs. Humphris and by James A. Viii
der, concerning the ability of whom
Hon0lulans do not need to be told. In
Guided also in the east are DR.. Humph-
ris, Mrs F. r. p. Waterhouse and Miss
Ella Wight. In the short concluding
farce, ''Second Thoughts, y viii appear
Miss Bruce, Miss de Lartigue and Ed
mund K. Arnold.
The two casts held rehearsa1s at the
Opera House last night and those privil-
eyed to see the rehearsal are promis.
ing something particularly good for
their friends.
Surgeon Allan Stuart of the Yankton
was pleasantly surprised at meetings
two of his friends here from his home,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. sFyler of Beaufort,
s G. The doctor made many friends
during his short stay in Honolulu
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Mrs Charles s. Crane is now in La
Grange, Illinois, with relatives. Mrs.
Crane will spend the next several weeks
in the East before returning TO Homo.
lulu.
Mrs. Rees at the Pleasanton on Friday
afternoon to the officers and ladies of
the fleet was a markedly successful
affair, the beautiful grounds of the sub
urban hotel being admirably adapted
for such gatherings. The Hawaiian
band was in attendance on the grounds
and the scene, with the white uniforms
of the officers and the white dresses
of the ladies against the surrounding
green was beautiful.
Mrs. Rees was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Carter. Mrs Swanzy, Mrs. An
drew Fuller, Mrs. Give Davies, Mrs.
Knudsen. Mrs Schaefer. Mrs Forster,
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Dunning,
Mrs. Mott-Smith. Miss Walker. Miss
Carter, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Focke, Mrs.
Gartley, Mrs. G. B. Cooper, Mrs Har-
rison, Mrs. Langhorne, Mrs. Parks, Mrs,
Brooke and Mrs. Fay.
Among those present were Governor
Frear, Secretary Mott-Smith Captain
Grant, L. S. n, Lieut.. Wurstbaugh of
Sperry's staff, many of the
officers of the fleet, Major Dunning,
Z. S. A.; Captain and Mrs. Wadhams,
the German Consul and Mrs. Pfoten-
hauer, the British Consul, the Swedish
Consul, Mr.. Rodiek; the Portuguese
Consul, Mr.. Canavarro; the Chinese