The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-19

SATURDAY. evening, the 9Th instant
George III. Fairchild gave very
pleasant party at KealIa in honor o.
his mother and sister, Mrs. George K
and Miss Kate Fairchild, who recently
arrived from Oakland, California, and
are now the guests of the genial young
manager of the Makee Sugar Com
pany. A large number of friends and
acquaintances gathered to greet Mrs
FairchiId and her daughter, who for.
merIy resided at Kealia, and were
delightfully."- entertained with the fol-
lowing enjoyable programme:
Duet" Poet and Peasant Mrs. 5.
G.. o. King and Miss Cummins.
Recitation-"Sa Salvador " MISS Alice
Solo-'Son of Desert"-F. B. Smith.
Piano SolO-"Tarantelle'- Gum
Minis.
Recitation-"C ourtship"-Miss Kate
Fairchild.
Piano Solo Miss Mae Weir.
Guitar Eolo-Geo. III. Fairch1ld.
Piano Solo-Miss Kate FairchtId.
Song, with guitar accompaniment
Messrs. Smith and Fairchild.
Song-Miss Gertrude Toms.
After which refreshments were served,
and then dancing was INDUCED in until
nearly midnight. Among those pres
emit, in addition to local society people,
may be mentioned General Mendan
Churchill and niece, Miss NJ. l.. Pratt,
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Miss Alice
Kitchen, of New York Mr.. r. 4.
Coulter, OF Southern California; Mrs.
ID. Noonan, Miss Helen Wilder and
Miss Kellett, Of Honolulu; the Misses
Maud and Emma Hatfield, Of Hama
lei; DR.. McGettigan of Lihue, and
DIR. Raymond of KOloa.
Perhaps one of the largest-certainly
one Of the gayest-parties ever held at
"Lily Heights" the beautiful home
of Charles 3. Makee, was that which
gathered there on st. Valentines Day
ain the evening" to take part in the
festivities which followed the wedding
OF Miss Emma PuDinani Harriet Hat
field, of Hanalei, Kauai, to Charles
Brewer Makee, of Kappa. The cere-
mODy, which was private, took place at
Isenberg officiating. A lovely gown OF
white brocade satin, trimmed with
chiffon, ribbons and pearl passemen-
terie diamond ornaments, veil OF
white tulle. -exqHisitely loOped with
orange blossoms, and dainty white
satin slippers completed the brides
toilette, which, added to the charms
of form and feature that Nature has
bestowed upon this young lady with
great prodigality, presenting a tout
ensemble that would certainly convert
the most confirmed and obstinate cele-
bate. The groom, in full evening
dress, looked handsome and happy, as
usual. The bride was given away by
her father, Captain Hatfield, of Hama
lei; Miss Kellett, of Honolulu, was the
bridesmaid, and G. B. Mackenzie,
Of Kappa, acted as the groomsman.
The floral decorations were very pretty
and artistically arranged, rejecting |
great credit upon the ladies-Mrs. |
Noonan, Mrs. King and Miss Helen |
Wilder-who did so much toward |
making this occasion the very eDjoya- |
BILE affair it was. The refreshments |
were delicious, and included the |
sparkling vintage Of Mime. Clicquot |
which flowed freely and added zest to |
the occasion.
The James Makee arrived off port |
"Wednesday morning after a twenty |
hours passage, owing to rough weather
and head winds. She did not come in
to her mooriDgs but sent her freight !
and passengers ashore and then put in
at Hanamaulu. Among the passen-
lSSio lOI hdpdd WAS MISS Nellie
Kitchen who came to attend her I'M
eIe's wedding and is a guest at Lily
Heights.
This evening, February 18th, there
will be a surprise party at Kealia,
given in honor Of Miss Kate Fair
child's birthday.
Tomorrow, February 10, there is to
be q grand luau given by Col. Il. s.
Spalding In honor Of his guests. Gen
eral Mendall Churchill and niece, Miss
Nj. l. Pratt, to which all the elite are
invited and which will be a grand
affair, judging from preparations now
n progress.
The General and Colonel Spalding
were brother officers of the 9th Ohio
infantry regiment in the civil war in
America, and although the Colonel
Is not here in person to welcome his
guests he has made all necessary ar
engagements for their proper entertain
ment until he arrives, which will be
steamer.
The health of the general public is
good, the weather fine, and the wind |
"a gentle zephyr-from the north.
east, as usual.