The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-05

are very modest about RELAXING about
their fine s1rokes and the particular
merits of each players polo pony, but
when the conversation has progressed
sufficiently along the magnificent polo
field of the Leiiehua reservation i eA,
handed upon Right here, too lAUen can
hardly be said in praise amlsS' lol IHe
noIo field at this government re9elN d
Ion ;s rated as one Of the three NeiF
boc+ in the whole world, aceordlhS u
polo regulations.
Cant John NJ. Jenkins. Fifth CaNarF
or1 rant. Wallace B. Scales Of the same
regiment will be passengers on tne
transport leaving here IN July for tne
mainland. The two gallant captains
viii enter the "school of mushetry at
the Preside Of Monterey, California
Mr. and Mrs Frederick hlepahn
,rora the host and hostess at a dinner
Marty for fourteen on Friday evening.
Tha tahIes were decorated with PINK
roses and maidenhair fern and the place
cards carried out the same motif.
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On last Saturday evening Admiral
and Mrs. Corwin 2. Rees entertained
with an elaborate dinner party in honor
If Commander A. F. Pinto Basco OF the
San Gabriel. After dinner the guests
pIaved bridge. Covers were lad for
commander Pinto Basto. Admiral and
Mrs. Rees. Consul and Mrs. Ralph Fors-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Herman Focke. Mrs
Mary Gum and Mss Margaret Walker.
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The largest social affair of the week
was the reception given on Friday even
ING by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tenney
in honor Of their houseguest, Mrs. Car
RE Jacobs Bond of Chicago. Mr., and
Mrs. Tennev and Mrs. Bond received
the guests in the drawing-room which
was perfect bower of roses and ferns.
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs E.
Faxon Bishop, Mrs Herman Focke and
Mrs. Richard Ivers ass sted in the re
ceivlng. In compliment TO the guest
of honor several of her compositions
were used by the Hawaiian singers who
played throughout the evening on the
lanai and later n the music rooms.
Mrs. Jacobs Bond sang four Of her
songs. INV Soul, - "The Sheperiess, -
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Adair. Some of the gowns worn by
the guests were wonderfully beautiful.
Mrs Tenney wore robe of Quincy lace
over blue satin: Mrs Jacobs Bond. blue
satin with cloth-of gold trimmings;
Mrs Ivers. a coral colored satin; Mrs.
Cooper. white lace over white satin
with trimmings Of gold; Mrs. Bishop,
lace robe over satin; Miss WilhelmiI-
Tenney. pink chiffon over pink silk.
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The engagement j. announced Of Mrs
Bertha Hough Of this city to Rufus w
Robinson They viii he married in July,
and Will spend their honeymoon on the
mainland.
Chronicle:-Mr, and Mrs. A. Henry
days ago, are being entertained by Mrs.
Afong's sister, Mrs. Henry Whiting.
and Admiral Whiting (retired) at their
home in Berkeley
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Devereux. Of H0-
nokaa, Hawai-, entertained a few
friends At bridge at their home last
Friday evening in honor Of their sixth
wedding anniversary The parlors were
decorated with maideuhair ferns and
beautiful supply Of Easter lilies. and
the music was all that tie most enthu.
slastlc lovers could wish for. Prizes
were awarded Dr. G. Buffet and Mrs.
W. barclay. Refreshments consisting
of salads, sandwiches. cakes ana coffee
were served IN the dnIng-roou. Il was