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

~ Height College Hills, Ma
l$ kiki.
= Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani
tx Park, Kaimuki and Palolo.
= wednesdays-Nuuanu and Pun
~ nut. Above Nuuanu bridge, :
R first and third Wednesdays;
ls below, second and fourth.
| v Thursdays-The Plains.
/ y Fridays-Town and Hotels.
= Saturdays-Kalihi
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fascinating in a white lace princesse
The dancing kept up until two o clock
in the morning, the guests not being
anxious to go even then.
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On board the Tennessee, very de-
lightful dinner was given Monday
evening by Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. Upham in honor of Mr. Walter
Dillingham;. The guests were ushered
into the wardroom at z o clock, every
one exclaiming over the beauty of the
table, which was deliberately decorated
in yellow. Chrysanthemums formed
the centerpiece. while sprays of golden
shower were festOoned most gracefully
from the chandelier. Candelabra with
yellow silk shades were used in great
profusion and. with the pretty women
in their exquisite gowns, formed a pic
ture long to be remembered. Most of
the guests had helped in Mrs Wilder 9
booth at the gypsy encampment Dur
ing dinner the band of the Tennessee
PLAYED the airs that had been sung at
the gypsy fete, this bringing up many
pleasant "reminiscences for those pres
emit. The plaee-cards were hand-paint.
ed sunbOnnet girls and caused a great
deal of mirth Mr. Walter Dillingham;,
being the guest of honor, was seated at
Mrs. Upham's right hand. The other
guests participating were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Walker,
Mrs. Boedefeld, Mrs. George Potter, DR..
Golfer, Lieutenant Downes, Lieutenant
Manley, DR.. Bieloow and Lieutenant
Jackson After the dinner the party
repaired to the Young Hotel and
danced until late hour at the officers
ball.
Mrs. Walter Scott, formerly Miss Mary
Rice, and Miss NJ. E. Wilcox are reg
istered at the Young.
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Mr.. Will Roth gave a very pleasant
luncheon last Sunday at the Haleiwa
Hotel. The luncheon was served on
the lanai and the table was very pref,
thy decorated. The guests present
were the Countess Semi, Miss Behr and
Mr.. Rufus Spalding.
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Chaplain and Mrs. Bayard were the
host and hostess at a dinner on board
the U. s. S. Maryland, Wednesday
evening. White asters were used in
decorating, giving a most artistic eff
feet The invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Morton Riggs, Bishop and Mrs.
Restarick, Mr. and Mrs. III. P. Wood,
Mrs. Chapelle, Miss Restarick, DR..
Farenholt, DR.. Jones, Lieutenant
Eberle and Paymaster Brown.
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Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Perry, Miss Wood
and Miss Elizabeth Wood are stopping
at the Young. Mrs. Wood and her two
daughters have been greatly admired
at several social functions that they
have attended, for the Misses Wood,
being possessed of great beauty, are
classed among the bellies of Los An
geles, where they reside.
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Tuesday afternoon Lieutenant Hun
saker gave a very charming tea in
honor of Miss Constance Restarick
The guests were seated at tables in the
wardroom, where delicious ices and
cakes were served. Lieutenant Hun
saker, who, being Southerner, under
stands so thoroughly the art of enter
tanning, made all of his guests have
thoroughly good time.
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On board the Maryland a very elab-
crate dinner was given Tuesday even
ing in honor of the Misses Wadman.
American Beauty roses were used
most lavishly, giving a most desirable